/sci/ - Science & Math

OP is a faggot

Gets me everytiem

>>9930074
If it makes me a faggot to want a qt trap gf then I don't wanna be straight!

>>9930062
>What scientific fact blows your mind?
The absence of evidence is not evidence of absence.

>>9930096
So God is real?

Honestly, just knowing how much of Einstein's theory of relativity is an idiosyncasy of math. Watching what that variable's over slowly get smaller and smaller ad you approach c. Honestly, not even sure I really get it, but It's one of those times a class has actually made me laugh when something clicked.

>>9930096


However it suggests non existence. Specifically with God things like prayers are easily falsified.

>>9930062
>Time has been created

>There is a limit for speed

>Atoms, organized in a certain way, are capable of studying themselves.

>The properties of the water molecule

>Gravitational singularity

>All living things on Earth, without exception, have a common ancestor

>Giant dinosaurs was a thing

>The universe is understandable and the man succeeded, without instructions, to understand it

>Photosynthesis

>>9930098
>So God is real?
What does that have to do with my post?

>>9930149
>What does that have to do with my post?
What does that have to do with my post?

>>9930153
>>What does that have to do with my post?
>What does that have to do with my post?
What does that have to do with my post?

>>9930062
I love Ajahn Chah, what an unfortunate and fortunate death for a man like him.

>>9930160
If anyone was prepared to live like that, it was a master of meditation like him.

>>9930163
That's what I was thinking it was a fitting death for him. But would be absolutely miserable for anyone else (not saying that he completely enjoyed it).

>>9930106

I like this post.

>>9930122

I am quite fond of this post as well.

>>9930122

>The universe is understandable and the man succeeded, without instructions, to understand it

This one anon. This is the one. You are my fucking god with that part of your post. It brings me a level of HELL FUCKING YES I can't even describe. I've been struggling my whole life only to realize how important it is to struggle, and statements like >The universe is understandable and the man succeeded, without instructions, to understand it
make me so fucking happy to be in the midst of this fucking struggle.

The human mind is the most complex thing in the known universe.

>>9930062

probobly life. For particles to just eventually form into such complex systems of chemical reactions is quite incredible. Really makes you realize how delicate everything is.

>>9930062
That gender is a spectrum.

>>9930186
I hope you find cure to your depression anon

Not really a fact but the scale of the universe, coupled with speed of light.

[math]\sum_{i=i}^{\infty}=-\frac{1}{12}[/math]

When an alien visited me and taught me about the universe he told me what the big bang was. I asked him why anything exists, and he answered that nothing truly does. He said the big bang was an error of nothing and hence it is nothing.The sum of all energy in the universe equals zero, but despite this, the sum of all your energy is more than zero; you have value in a void of nothing and your existence is a miracle.

>>9930098
Yes, life, order and the universe come from God.

>>9930062
Spookiest I've ever heard of
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ORLN_KwAgs

>>9930081
it would be your boyfriend, sorry

>>9930189
>The human mind is the most complex thing in the known universe.
Which could just mean the human mind is so low quality that it can't perceive anything in the actual universe more complicated than itself. That's my personal preferred answer to the Fermi Paradox: Our biology is just so lo-fi that we're completely oblivious to shit tons of interesting and highly complex phenomena and alien lifeforms, like what an ant's known universe would be compared to what we perceive as our known universe.

>>9930062
>>9930122

>Something can be what it is and what it does at the same time

>Said somethings rate of induction has a speed and a speed limit

>An acceleration is a force

>A 17 mile long loop experiment proves the universe runs on circular logic

>Climate is changed more by minuscule greenhouse gasses like C02 rather than major greenhouse gasses such as watervapor, thereby proving that cars are evil and that we shouldn't worry about diverting rivers, storing large bodies of water and providing pathways for wind to travel with large long paved roads. We should instead make cars out of more toxic and ecologically harmful materials and plant and irrigate large vast fields of water sucking plants and trees.

>It's okay to not understand what magnetism is

>>9930062
The fact water freezes at exactly 0'C and boils at exactly 100'C
It's almost as if the whole thing, the whole universe was designed by an intelligent creator

>>9930834

>The sum of all energy in the universe equals zero

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero-energy_universe

>>9931033
That makes no sense

>>9930186
This is one of the few things I can mediate on to immediately reduce anxiety as well

>>9931256

There is so much human nature standing in the way of any of us understanding anything. Humanity has such a long road ahead of it. I'm so fucking happy to be alive /b/ro.

>>9930062
The tiny testicles of the other scientists. I would have thought that they had some balls, but they sure don't.

>>9930062
Size of observable universe.
Distances between objects in space.
I can't imagine anyone living in Earth leaving the solar system. Maybe after several generations but not in the span of a single life.

>>9930122
>man succeeded
We're not done yet anon.

>>9930874
That is not an answer to the Fermi Paradox.
There should still be a bunch of other shit-tier lifeforms all over the place to interact with.

>>9932167
>That is not an answer to the Fermi Paradox.
The Fermi "Paradox" is a misnomer since it is not a paradox.

>There should still be a bunch of other shit-tier lifeforms all over the place to interact with.
Why?

>>9930993
I think you're joking, but I hope you're joking..

It blows my mind that for as comprehensive in scope the sciences are, they constantly leave important details out or have clashing constructions of reality. It blows my mind that people still insist science matters when most of it is obviously lies, "peer reviewed" by other liars in giant self referential circle jerk.

>What scientific fact blows your mind?
Genetic determination of behavior and intellectual capacity

>>9930122
>The universe is understandable and the man succeeded, without instructions, to understand it
*LHC superconductign magnets screeching*
*faint gunshots and girlish screaming*
*theoretical physicists fighting over SUSY in the distance*

>>9930062
There are about 100 billion galaxies in the observable universe, each with approximately 100 billion stars. It is estimated that the human brain has 100 billion neurons.

>>9932854
I am so pissed it took this long for someone to react to this

>>9932854
I'm upset someone actually gave the troll a reply.

>>9932854
I'm upset someone actually gave that troll a (you)

>>9930854
>that constant need for shilling of communism at the end
Why are they always so shit?

>>9933034
At least my trolling was funny and had to do with the topic. Your comment is opinionated, dull, and the fact you used (you) means you come from a place that uses likes or +1s to validate their thoughts. Fuck off m8.
We're not in it for the (you)s. We're in for the reactions. I get just as much keks out of watching others do their work.

>>9930106
>>9930122

Best posts so far

>>9931044
Which part did you not understand?

>>9933158
reality has a liberal bias

>>9930252
Based

>>9930154
>>>What does that have to do with my post?
>>What does that have to do with my post?
>What does that have to do with my post?
What does that have to do with my post?

>>9930062
That OP is gay.

>>9930186
All we know and "understand" is birthed from error. We truthfully understand nothing.

>>9930062
Blicky got the stiffy uh

>>9930062
Given a long enough period of time, every person born on earth will be genetically different due to your existing than if you had never been born.

>>9932806
I think ants meet a lot of other bugs, and then kill them.

>>9930098
No, but he might be. You'd need evidence though.

>>9933621
>>>>What does that have to do with my post?
>>>What does that have to do with my post?
>>What does that have to do with my post?
>What does that have to do with my post?
What does that have to do with my post?

>>9930989
T. Brainlet who didn't understand the water cycle from high school. Also positive feedback loops meaning greenhouse gasses increase water vapor (in a ratio of 1 degrees from CO2:1-2 degrees Celsius water ) you fucking nigger.

I know its not as cerebral as some of the others posted in here but I always thought it was neat, how the sun is 400 times bigger than the moon but also 400 times farther away from the earth relative to the moon. So by cosmic coincidence we are able to perceive a perfect total eclipse and the sun and moon are identical in size from our planet. Why should it be this way?

>>9931281
The fact that you still havent killed yourself yet.

>>9933211
woah....powerfull......

>>9933945

lololololololololol man it's ripping my mind apart, it all fucking works too holy shit. It's all worth it

>>9933211

Shit son, can you exemplify? I like this so far.

>>9930062
>What scientific fact blows your mind?
That genetic science can detect race with 99.82% reliability and yet there are still libtards in positions of power in academia saying it's a "social construct."

>>9930096
mind blown

>>9930122
>>The properties of the water molecule
Can somebody explain this to me?

>>9934126
>>>>>What does that have to do with my post?
>>>>What does that have to do with my post?
>>>What does that have to do with my post?
>>What does that have to do with my post?
>What does that have to do with my post?
What does that have to do with my post?

>>9930062
The Medusa and The Lobster can theoretically live eternally.

>>9930062
1 / 0 is not 0

>>9934515
Back to pleddit with you

>>9933211
No wonder everything sucks in the end.

>>9934324
It is a social construct, retard. GO back to your containment board.
>>/pol/

>>9934738
not the same poster but it is unquestionably real and of consequence.

the most amazing scientific fact is that the universe exists at all

>>9934750
Even if it was real, it's not, it is of absolutely no consequence. Any difference between racial groups has everything to do with the environment they're raised in. If I took an African child straight from it's mother in Senegal, and handed it to a wealthy family with a lawyer dad and a doctor mom, and he was given access to education that wasn't dogshit, he'd be just as intelligent and successful as his parents.

>>9934756
Ugh who's got the stats proving this wrong, it's on my laptop I can do it tomorrow

>>9930122
>Atoms, organized in a certain way, are capable of studying themselves.

>All living things on Earth, without exception, have a common ancestor.

Not a fact.

>>9934757
I'm the guy who originally responded to him.

Same, tired old bullshit about environmental determinism, which itself is riddled with holes I don't care to go into.

They always spout the same shite, continuum fallacy, environmental determinism and "more variation within than between." Probably some other classics I forgot. Oh well.

Race denial is politically motivated and is total horseshit. The day the the first trinomial names are ascribed to Europeans, Asians, Abos and however many disparate groups within Africa there are, I'm going to have a celebration for the ages.

bump

>>9934762
Everything is atoms atoms study atoms

there is not nothing for whatever reason

>>9936825
well that wasn't all that interesting. here's a picture for fun

>>9934776
>Imagine being this retarded
I'm a self-realist and that's why I know that myself is superior to yourself

>That the Jews are the source of most of the worlds problems
>That the holocaust didn't actually happen
>If whites and blacks united to fight the ZOG machine they would win

>>9936759
I identify more with the force mediating bosons. The atoms are just the things I push around and cause to wiggle.

>>9936826
I want to give whoever made that a kiss on the cheek

>>9936759
light not atoms
checkmate pop scientist

>>9936952
Reminder to report Russian shills/pol SJWs

>>9930062
THat math works.

>>9936759
Tell that to my fucking face, I fucking dare you.
I'll change some of your fucking Carbon atoms into fucking Nitrogen MARK, MY, FUCKING, WORKS.
>Buh buh but it's all atoms Mr. W- you're not part of my understanding process
Well lah di fucking dah i guess it's just magic that blew up all those Japanese folks then and magic that plants are spontaneously absorb CO2 and H2O and make sugars.
AWFULLY FUCKING SUSPICIOUS THAT SOME PLANTS DO IT BUT OUR ATMOSPHERE ISN'T GENERATING SUGAR EVERYWHERE.

You know what, you're probably right there's probably some chemical explaination that's heating up the constituents like celluar respiration or something that's allowing this to happen....

LMAO NO there are these things called PHOTONS, they can move ENERGY through space and guess what
THEY
ARE
NOT
ATOMS

>>9937476
Pic related is me at work

>>9936759
Yeah sure

Sticks practical beam in ars. Rinse and repeat

>>9930993

Yeah dude, I can totally relate, its like how puddles exactly match the shape of the depressions in the ground.

The way clouds work, they're so silly.

>>9939185
you miswrote magnets

>>9933158
>that constant need for shilling of communism at the end
Which bit?

>>9939192
I accept magnets for what they are, its just funny to me to see clouds just being clouds.

>>9934324
Those tests detect race based on rules that are social constructs. You could always change the rules to change someones race and different cultures have different definitions of what it means to be a member of a particular race.

>society is ruled by jews
>trayvon deserved what he got but Zimmerman should also be hanged for being a spic

>>9940469
> I leave my containment board

>>9930062
There will be a definitive end of the universe, but perhaps not of time.

>>9941024
also, another thing that blows my mind is the implication that every action we do, and the universe itself does (within reason), inherently limits the number of future actions that we, or the universe can do to some finite number.

also, that electrons moving through logic gates or transistors can produce useful results to us

>>9930062
Uncertainty principle. just... WOAH. we're basically limited in our ability to go look deeper into atoms-quarks-whatever comes after that. detectors will eventually have a S/N ratio that is completely behind any usefulness.

>>9934232
https://i.imgur.com/Cpc2I2z.jpg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ei6arNiQt-g&t=1s

>>9936826
tl;dr

>>9937477
use a dash line, savage

>>9930193
Too bad mindsplosion man is a pedo

>>9930062
>When you see far away stars and galaxies, you are actually seeing them like they were years/decades/centuries/millenia ago.

This one blowed my mind when I was a kid.

>>9934163
I've never thought of that.

>>9930098
It's not evidence of proof.

for sure nothing crazier than this, not even p=np or yang mills mass gap or op is a faggot

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boltzmann_brain

>>9932024
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voyager_1
I agree if you say other stars. That will require miltuple generations or longer lifespans

>>9930062
>the brightest objects in the universe (quasars) are all from the distant past and are long gone now
>star formation is slowing down, with less new stars appearing to replace the old ones dying
>the expansion of the universe is accelerating, pulling everything farther apart and redshifting distant objects into invisibility
>black holes are propagating
>all stars will eventually burn out while not leaving enough interstellar gas to form new ones
>even the black holes will eventually evaporate via Hawking radiation
>the universe will be filled with nothing but inert particles
>spacetime will also be expanding faster than the speed of light so no interaction between particles will be possible anyway
>this end state will last forever

>>9942167
This doesn't seem like a big deal to me. The universe is infinitely large.

>>9942320
When you have forever, basically anything can happen.

>>9942320
As far as you know. There is still a lot to be explained, and our conclusions based on our ability to observe still be incorrect while approximate.

>>9934163
Be careful. It's an Easter egg from our Creator.

>>9939218
>melanin is a social construct
>genes are a social construct
>prehistorical human hybridization is a social construct
You don't have to be /pol/ to recognize regularly occurring differences, son. You do have to be /pol/ to act like an asshole about it though.

>>9930062
>Shuffle a card randomly and chances are you're the first person to ever hold that particular order of cards ever a and will ve for as long as humanity exists

>>9942320
>this end state will last forever
and thats a good thing

>>9930798
> i=i

>>9930062
Gabriels horn

>>9937477
Puduwvee nudd

That the Jews control the world

>>9944125
>not white catholics and chinese
but muh hollywood moobies

>>9944125
Is there even the slightest doubt that these are shills?

>>9930122
>Using "X was a thing" terminology
Reddit out

>>9944197
>am i fitting in yet? XD

>>9941217
>imgur link
Please leave and never come back.

>>9944927
>he couldn't figure out how to see it

>>9944957
>>he couldn't figure out how to see it
I'm not a "he".

>>9944960
>it couldn't figure out how to see it

>>9934738

Absolute brainlet

>>9932872
A fellow fractal enthusiast. I bid thee welcome

>>9941339
How seriously should we take Sam's accusations?

>>9930122

>Time has been created

What did he mean by this?

>>9945412
Time was created as a scale to compare how long or short things interact with each other within terms of an element decaying through radiation.

>>9945435
>Time was created as a scale to compare how long or short things interact with each other within terms of an element decaying through radiation.
Time was created before the notion of radiation.

The fact that the speed of light is always the speed of light regardless of the viewer.
That goes against literally intuitive thought about how things should move

>>9930062
There's no such thing as scientific facts.

>>9931033
Once this hit me, i gained a newfound peace in equilibrium and quantum fluctuations.

>>9945435
time was not created, it is part of being a human or animal.

>>9930074
Based.

>>9930096
Whoa

>>9930122
>>The universe is understandable and the man succeeded, without instructions, to understand it
I never thought about this before, it does seem to be truly remarkable now that I think about it. A whole myriad of philosophical implications just from this one thought.
Obviously the obtuse will want to point out that we can't understand the universe "fully" yet. But that misses the point. We do understand a lot, and it's not kiddy stuff, very sophisticated science. And the fact that we can do this, regardless of whether or not we need advanced computers to command this knowledge, is interesting.

>>9945614
yes, i understand that, but this modern day interpretation of it.

>>9946478
how so ?

I think, therefore i am.

>>9946628
>how so ?

it is due to your memory. the concept of time was created, but time itself was not. time emerges because you have a memory out of many other things

>>9946635
time is not related to your memory. There is no scale-able quantification from memory. time came from repetition of visible occurrences (day/night cycles). And it has been arguably perfected to correlate with radiation.

>>9946640
I cant follow you, I don't understand how there can be time without memory to verify change

>>9946653
memory gives the perception of quantification imo. You "feel" how long the days can be from memory. But it does not give an accurate account of time passing. But, if you count the days passing, you could know when it would be time to harvest.

>>9946674
how does that prove that time is created though?

>>9946706
time is a created concept, to give us humans perception of how long things interact with each other. We just correlate with objects around us, its just observational behaviour.

>>9946749
we evolved to have a perception of time (like many other animals)
and ultimately have an understanding of time itself. the conecept of time was defenetly created by us humans, but time emerged rather than it being created. If you believe in creation of the universe aka god, it might have been created in the literal sense, but defenently not by us humans.

also there is a concept of time, but time is not a concept

>>9933211
Except it literally doesn't. Have you ever opened a history book?

>>9936826
What an odd text, I'm not sure how to feel about it.
The naive, unscrutinized part of my mind enjoyed it quite a lot, that's all I'll say.

>>9946892
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sjT4HlNJNgI

>>9930062
My dick is so small I can pee on my balls

>>9930098
Are you functionally retarded?

Consciousness is the only thing in the universe that cannot be an illusion

>>9930106
>Honestly, just knowing how much of Einstein's theory of relativity is an idiosyncasy of math

The theory of relativity is not an idiosyncrasy of math, it is the result of math

>>9946934
It's literally the one thing in the universe that is almost assuredly in the illusion

>>9946938
What?

>>9946938
>illusion
>an instance of a wrong or misinterpreted perception of a sensory experience.
so who's wrong or misinterpreting?

>>9946765
i believe at this point, we are agreeing with each other, just using different wording.

>>9937477
>beta negative
yup, checks out

>>9946938
>>9946934
this is the difference between buddhism and hinduism

>>9947634
Consciousness not being an illusion is an objective truth, not a a belief

>>9930096
Absence of what

>>9933211
Reality has a Christian bias.
See? I can make stupid statements too.

>>9948023
>Absence of what
What do you mean?

>>9948055
bless your heart

>>9948062
Oh never mind I get it now. I guess I just proved myself stupid

>>9947786
the premise is that buddhists believe we emerge from here and now and there is no self that is beyond the body. hindus say there is an eternal self which is foundational. i agree its not an "illusion" as we are very much here. but perhaps there is a deeper level, or not. clearly there is an objective truth.. i know what perspective i lean toward

>>9948305
The "self" and consciousness are not the same thing. The "self" has to do with self-awareness and ego. Consciousness itself is purely a state of experience. You don't need to be self-aware or have an ego to be conscious.

>>9930989
>Acceleration is a force
Wew, I am genuinely amazed at this statement, it's not as if one of Newton's fundamental laws of motion directly contradicts this...

>>9931261
>/b/ro
We're on /sci/ you imbecile

>>9948330
self is a funny word, i think that's why buddhists separated in a way because if people get hung up on notions of an eternal self relating to the body they may not become free. so the buddhists just threw the concept of eternal self away.
>You don't need to be self-aware or have an ego to be conscious
agree.
https://thebuddhistcentre.com/westernbuddhistreview/rebirth-and-consciousness
what i meant

>>9930096
okay this is epic

>>9934163
comfy post

The fact that time is only in our perception and every possibility has already happened

>diameter of Uranus is 4 times that of Earth
>looking at volume, you could fit 63 Earths into Uranus
>the mass of Uranus is 14.5 times that of Earth
>the surface area of Uranus is so vast that you could flatten 16 Earths into its surface area

The absence of bumping does not justify the bumping of absence.

consciousness is not a product of the brain

>>9930096
Whoa, science is so deep dude.

>>9930122
>>9930186
>>9946491
Intrigue, and success is fleeting. We are not special, there is nothing intrinsically special about the fact that we understand the universe. All we have are emotions which exist in the moment and can't be used to solve our existential problem.
That emotions are all we will ever have, and that knowledge is fundamentally useless aside from its ability to help us clumsily advance society to the point of apathy, is a deeply mind-blowing, Ego-destroying fact, and I feel bad for even having spread the idea.

>>9950140
We are separate from the animals. We think and reason, we build civilization as a stage to evoke emotion, and then die; to live a "better life" than our fellow species. It's really very nonsensical and draining to think about.

>>9930062
approximately half the population has a double-digit IQ

>>9930062
Between any two irrational numbers there is a rational number.
Between any two rational numbers there is an irrational number.
There are infinitely more irrational numbers than rational numbers.

>>9949468
>You could fit all the other planets in the solar system inside of jupiter

>>9950314
mead vs median

>what is statistical outliers

>>9930062
>scientific fact

The size of the universe.

No human can truely wrap its head around how huge it is. It's mind-boggling, not matter how many times you think about it.

>>9930062
L-form bacteria are actually pleomorphic organisms.

Low intensity RF and UV can control many aspects of cell function, and destroy microorganisms.

Cells generate pulses of light with greater coherence than any laser we've yet created, and modulate the state of their neighbors. Therein, they are coupled oscillators. We think like mechanics, and treat disease like medieval plague doctors going after witchcraft.

"Quackery" and the later "evidence based medicine" were used by a specific subset of medicine in the early 1900's to solidify their healthcare monopoly. This is made obvious by people like Morris Fishbein and the early history of the AMA, et al. The release of sperm causing disease was also a prime concern at the time.

Everything is about power. Everything is about control. This world is a highly organized mass of contradiction, delusion, and manipulation built on layers of lies.

>>9951144
czech

>>9932866
everyone knows SUSY is bullshit

>>9945255
That graph is absolute crap and you should feel bad for posting pol-tier garbage here. In mortality (homicide) statistics you do not use the perpetrators race to adjust for population, you always always always use the victims race. A correct graph should look like this. Most murders are within the same race, very few are opposite races.

>>9951144
Is this real? What’s going on?

>>9930186
cringe & bluepilled

>>9942345
>The universe is infinitely large.
The absolute state of /sci/

>>9930186
Man is the first creature to go in pursuit of mystery.

It truly is beautiful.

>>9950961
>even though Uranus is visible with the naked eye, Uranus has been mistaken for a star and a comet
>Uranus has a complex, layered cloud structure with water thought to make up the lowest clouds and methane the uppermost layer of clouds
>if one were to send a probe into Uranus' atmosphere, it would smell like rotten eggs
>Wind speeds in there can reach 250 metres per second (900 km/h; 560 mph)

>>9952207
BRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAP

Computers and how they can funcion is way beyond me.

>>9951172
I agree making racial arguments is pol tier garbage but anon it's the same graph
He just used slightly older or newer data and per million instead of 100000.

math will always be true. numbers doesn't exist in physical sense. they are abstracts that will last longer than anything existing in physical sense.counting is the usage of those abstracts.they are more true than anything physical.math is connected to philosophy i.e.platonism

Gödel incompleteness theorems

>>9950147
It is draining, but it isn't nonsense.

>>9950140
If all the information available to us doesn't put your emotions into hyper overdrive idk wtf is wrong with you holy shit

>>9930798
i=1 you retard and no, it's wrong

>>9930062
“Any time you pick up a well-shuffled deck, you are almost certainly holding an arrangement of cards that has never before existed and might not exist again.”

blew my mind as a kid

>>9952251
>This statement is not provable

Which statement?

>>9952726
This statement is not provable

>>9952736
Which statement is not provable?

>>9952747
this one >>9952736

>>9952767
I don't see a contradiction.

>>9952776
prove it

>>9952833
>when you get past calculus and you realize that math is for brainlets

>>9930854
fuck this guy talks so awkwardly slow. it kills me

>>9931281
Oh god, this fag again...

>>9930062
The first person to live to 1000 years old has already been born
https://fringefm.typeform.com/to/I6Hs7O

>>9953872
I hope it's not OP, he's such a faggot.

>>9930096
This is true only if the probability of its existence given that there is no evidence for it is equal to the probability of its existence given that there IS evidence for it.

A = the thing is real
B = there is evidence for it
~B = there is not evidence for it

If P(A | B) = P(A | ~B), then your statement is correct.

But that isn't always the case. For example, given you are covered in spots, the probability of you having measles is higher than the probability of you having measles given that you are not covered in spots.

S = You are covered in spots
~S = You are not covered in spots
M = You have measles
~M = You don't have measles

Can we agree that:
P(M | S) > P(M | ~S)

If you do not have spots, isn't that evidence that you don't have measles? In which case absence of evidence IS evidence of absence. Sure, it might not be 100% proof of absence, but it IS evidence of it.

Relevant video with mathematical proof: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qiNiW4_6R3I

>>9930081
If you think the penis makes it better, its gay
If you enjoy the feminine qualities and disregard the penis, its not

Some people say math is the universal language, because (as far as we know) the mathematical laws are working everywhere in the universe. So, my question is: If God exists, the mathematical law are made by him, or they are above him, and he must obey them

>If your visual cortex is destroyed no visual information can enter your consciousness anymore, even though your eyes are functioning normally. Also, you can't "see" in dreams anymore.

>>9930122
>Time has been created
In an artificial way, when we measure it.

>There is a limit for speed
Is that the speed of light? Or expansion of the universe?

>All living things on Earth, without exception, have a common ancestor

Virus are probably a parallel evolution.

>The universe is understandable and the man succeeded, without instructions, to understand it

We need instructions. This is where schools comes into play. DNA is instruction for building your brain cells.

>>9943301
woah

>>9954426
>if you destroy your TV while watching a blu ray on your ps4 you can’t see your movie even thought your ps4 is working perfectly

>>9934515
>>>>>>What does that have to do with my post?
>>>>>What does that have to do with my post?
>>>>What does that have to do with my post?
>>>What does that have to do with my post?
>>What does that have to do with my post?
>What does that have to do with my post?
What does that have to do with my post?

>>9930252

>>9930798

>>9954780
let {a(n)} be a sequence of strings, n is a positive integer,
define operator +:
string1, string2- arbitrary strings of characters,
let s1s2s3s4... denote characters in string1, z1z2z3... in string2
then characters of string1+string2 are s1s2s3s4....z1z2z3...
define newline as character in a string denoting a paragraph
let a1= "What does that have to do with my post?"
for n>=1:
a(n+1)=">"+a(n)+newline+a(n)

The desired result follows from the defined recurrence. Unless OP is a faggot, loop terminates ad the proof is left as an excercise.

>>9954426
I'll do you one better:

The visual cortex requires use to develop. This is not just trivially true in the sense that you needs eyes for V1 to properly develop, but if you rear an animal in an unusual visual environment (say a small room with only black/white horizontal lines) they will forever be unable to see properly after the critical period because the simple cells will never properly develop in V1. Even very fundamental forms of processing require the proper environmental conditions to develop in the brain, in other words, there are no genes that simply structure V1, it's contingent on environmental factors.

Bonus: simple processing of contrast is performed on the retina before it even leaves the eyeball.

Bonus, bonus: Very few genes have changed that modify the development of the human brain compare to, say, a chimpanzee brain. As Changeux put it "The only special thing about the human brain is that it's so much bigger."

(Fuck Steven Pinker)

>>9930062
The fact that black IQ is 15 points lower than white IQ, but I guess that's obvious.

>>9930074

/thread

>>9930096
>Just because there's no evidence doesn't mean nothing happened
Am I getting this right?

>>9948357
The whole post was sarcasm and Newton was a dumb faggot who didn't wait for an apple to evaporate back (up) into the atmosphere.

>>9955300
What evidence is there of your birth?

>>9930252
Nice bait.

>>9952776
That's because you're retarded.

>>9952776
I'm sorry to tell you this, but you are a literal brainlet.

>>9954355
They are him.

>>9930114
There's no non-existence, there's only a misunderstanding

>>9930252

>>9930186
A lego set with no instructions, have no way of being build without, mad wizards building towards their stars

>>9952231
Don't worry its all instincts anyways

>>9930062
C is the processing speed of the universe

>>9942320
The end of time (forever) is the end of future and past, but the creation of all present. without the end there's no eye's to see the moment

>>9942346
and that's how I meet your mother

>>9953785
put it on speed 2.0 you faggot

>>9932872
You clearly have been unseen
But has your circle ever stayed unbroken, cause mine sure hasnt

>>9957360
but what is doing the processing?

All human races by definition evolved separately and therefore have different physical and mental abilities based on the conditions in which they evolved.

>>9930098
Absence of evidence of absence is not evidence of evidence.

>>9952726
>>9952736
>>9952747
>>9952767
>>9952776
>>9952833

>>9930122
>Time has been created

What do you mean?

>>9930854
What fuck

>>9952726
>>9952736
>>9952747
>>9952767
>>9952776
>>9952833

>>9930186
But we don’t understand the universe. We have some nice theories, but we don’t know Jack shit.

>>9957501
There had to be something before time and quite possibly something after it.

>>9930062
>.999... = 1
amazing

>>9957411
The laws of physics, would explain how things react as equations. (The program's equations for calculating reactions. Is run by the universe itself as time probably. The fastest speed of information is light at C)

Quantum mechanics, explains things existing as probability waves, if it's path isn't observed. (Rand number program with differing probabilities)
If the path is observed, then present information correlates with the path in past (something like RAM, runs the quantum rand number program).
We know that information in present dictates path in past, by deleting the information of the past after detecting it, without sharing it outside of the detector, which just showed a probability wave again. (Info deletion of things from the RAM to keep information under storage limit)

Meaning that there's equations explaining how things react, this is dealing with certainty, (physics) with initial variables based on another equation, calculating the placements of their material positioning, dealing in uncertainty (quantum mechanics) but becomes certainty with info about it, info can move at max the speed of light with light as signal. That's C is the speed of processing

Tl;dr
Information itself is the representation of the thing doing the processing

>>9930062
In first world countries the heritability of most traits is around .5

>>9930062
If you tie a string around the earth and increase the length of the string by 1m, the string will be around 16cm above the ground. It would be 16cm above the ground no matter the size of the object you tie the string around. Maybe its just my simpleton mind, but this fact blows it anyway

>>9957876
That doesn't seem true.

>>9957599

>>9958084

>>9946749
Time does not require memory, it is a natural consequence due to the existence and presence of mass and energy. How so? Time is what allows us to observe changes in state. Without mass or quanta, there would be no "thing" to observe a change in. The underlying assumption that an observer's memory is required to verify time has passed already satisfies the condition that mass and energy exist in order for you to exist and observe.

>>9946938
How are you defining consciousness ??
What you just said is not true

>>9930062
In a totally deterministic universe conciousness has no reason to exist.

>>9958124
The symbol he should have used is

≈

>>9930834
that actually makes perfect fucking sense. fuck

>>9951172
thats the same graph retard. lol.

niggers kill, rob, steal because they are apes. its why africa is the way it is. whites built everything. its just the way it is. i think everyone knows this by now so....

if not, then i dunno. go live in detroit, or africa maybe? then just ask yourself - why is there a difference in living? hmmm....

>>9934163
It's not exactly that, though. Due to which we can see the even comfier outline of the sun on the edges, just that it's not blinding.

>>9930122
>All living things on Earth, without exception, have a common ancestor

Based on?
If life can come from some sort of primordial soup, then it's very much possible there are multiple ancestors.

>Giant dinosaurs was a thing

Name one living thing that ever existed bigger than a Blue Whale.
Also the Sperm Whale is one of the largest predators of all time.

>>9930098
Yes

>>9930062
That someone so retarded can operate a computer enough to post.

>>9942320
>space-time will also be expanding faster than the speed of light so no interaction between particles will be possible anyway

I wonder what would happen to the fundamental particles if this process continued indefinitely, such that space-time and therefore the "inert" particles themselves are expanding at c^c^c^c^c^c^c.

With no way for one "inert" particle to interact with any other, would the almost infinitely rapid expansion of the unit itself be comparable to the expansion of our universe from the moment of "inception"?

>>9934163
You might find picture related mildly interesting..

>>9930062
I can live the same life for eternity.

>>9961614
is that right though?

>>9937453
>Atom dysmorphia

>>9962201
Ya, not exactly though, but it is a pretty close i guess. The percent errors are above the measurements making this picture 100% true.

Light trolls us based on if we are watching it closely enough.

photons do not experience the passage of time, from their perspective they are emitted from their source and reach their terminus simletanously