/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9834930
Do you want to see my stamp collection?

>>9834930
Can I see your stamp collection of sub atomic particles?

>>9834930
Particle "Physics" obviously needs to be kicked out.

>>9834930
All science degrees are different but equal, and equally valuable :)

>>9834991
>Particle "Physics"
why the quotes?

>>9834930
All science is actually applied math or stamp collecting..

Bump

>>9835011
I imagine he means the various resonances in particle physics
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_baryons
Personally I find nuclear structure studies to be much, much worse.

>>9835013
this

>>9834930
Geologist here. I'd like to see how far people get without us.

Good luck finding minerals to build your cars and computers or oil to run the world. Good luck deciding where to build your houses, your hospitals and schools but you know, 'stamp collecting' kek.

>>9835456
shut the fuck up brainlet

Is that why Albert Einstein worked in a post office.

>>9835554
Yes?

>>9834999
Trips are wrong

>>9835456

>>9835554
>post office
Consider suicide.

Actually, all science is a subject of mathematics, which is a subject of computer science.

>>9835865
This. [math]\text{physics} \subset \text{math} \subset \text{computer science}[/math]

>>9835865

>>9834991
High energy stamp collecting.

>>9835013
Abstract stamp collecting.

Engineering is the only creative endeavour. Everything is exploration and skill development.

>>9835908
>computer science on the far right
Nothing personnel, kid.

>>9835920
No, he's next to the philosopher on the far left mate.

>>9835906
Retard

>>9835456
let me tell you something budy: they manage to do that shit just fine regardless of what you fagots do in your academic ivory towers.

>>9835908
But math is just a way for understanding physics developed by humans.....

One could be forgiven for thinking this in the 19th century, when genetics and the theory of evolution were in their infancy and the Mendelian-darwinian synthesis had not been formulated yet, but it's just plain wrong to say this I'm the 21st century.

>>9836259
brah, imagine a super genius who would know everything about physics, knowing physics would alow him to understand evolution as well, while a super genius evolutionary biologist wouldn't understand physics by only knowing how evolution works.

>>9834930
math ?

>>9836262
>what is emergent complexity
Because chemists have such great success predicting politics.

>>9836259
Mendelian-Darwinian synthesis wasn't formulated until late 1910s when Rutherford was already a superstar tenure physicist and so didn't need to study any shit no more to live comfortably.

>>9835841
Do you have any sense of irony at all, autismotron?

>>9836269
Well, a super genius chemist would predict outcome of any election by knowing how much dopamine crouds, gain from hearing one of candidates oposed to other, for example, there are many other ways as well, how chemistry can predict outcome of politics, its complicated but not impossible.

>>9835865
Unironically this. Brainlets don't realize math is just a bunch of hacks for computing all sorts of deterministic problems with a fuzzy intuitive machine that can approximate things.

>>9836294
But the super genius chemist has limited computing ability and imperfect access to information. The more fundamental your approximation, the less benefit you gain from approximating. If physics was deterministic a simulation would take a system at least as complex as the one being studied. You can't even do that because of quantum bullshit.

There is a tradeoff between how fine your approximation of some system is and how quickly and cheaply it brings you useful results.

>>9835554
No, him working at patent bureau had the purpose to make a good role model for future engineers. If a world class physicist is associated with patents then that got to make some engineers think that "wooow, patents must be so cool if he worked with it."

>>9836314
>math is just a bunch of hacks for computing all sorts of deterministic problems with a fuzzy intuitive machine that can approximate things.
>Math is only discrete math
>T. brainlet computer scientist

>>9835953
Wait, what's wrong with A intersection B in that image? seems correct to me...

>>9836630
But Einstein whent there only because he was short in money, even before he started working there when he was offered to work there he said, he is a scientist not some postal worker.

>max tegmark would beg to differ

Was he talking about based high-level physics or homosexual useless relativist faggotry?

>>9835924

>>9837336
>poets
>money
Pick one.

>>9837392

>>9835953
>pic
I hope you're being ironic.

>>9837441
>math double major is the only one not failing
Taking extra math classes was the only reason I was able to survive fluid mechanics.

>>9838439
>fluid mechanics
Literally applied math

>>9838447
Yes, I'm aware. Nobody else in the class even properly knew what a vector or a scalar field was because they learned calculus from Stewart

>>9835865
Mathematics and computer science are the same thing, they are isomorphic via the Curry-Howard isomorphism.

>>9834930
Well, the other disciplines are, at the most needless complicated level, physics.

>>9835906
I haven't done statistics in ages, but shouldnt those be rotated 90* to the left

>>9837441
Your pain is felt here too

>>9836646
>>9835456
Fair cop.

>>9837441
>BS 101
Kek

>>9838484
I'm not American, BS 101?

>>9837441
What about being in the medical field?

>>9838488
Bullshit 101

>>9838493
>101
I think this illudes him as it's not used in colleges outside the US to my knowledge.

>>9835456
Janitor here. I'd like to see how far people get without us.

Good luck with walking around in hallways full of trash, good luck with your clogged toilets, but you know, 'stamp collecting' kek

>>9834999
the trips gave this bait some strength, kudos