/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.12432135]

>Engineering = applied physics
>Physics = applied math
>Math = applied logic
>Logic = ?

[Anonymous No.12432145]

>>12432135
Arbitrary rules that we enforce with psychic ubiquity. Until we meet aliens with stronger psychic abilities. Oops, we're more primitive.

[Anonymous No.12432190]

>>12432135
applied philosophy

[Anonymous No.12432199]

>>12432190
Then that brings us to the question of 'what is philosophy?'

[Anonymous No.12432203]

>>12432199
applied engineer

[Anonymous No.12432204]

>>12432199
Your dying screams as the aliens disembowel you with their minds.

[Anonymous No.12432205]

>>12432135
>>Logic = ?
Applied thought

[Anonymous No.12432220]

>Physics = applied math
Neither of the two is a subset of the other

[Anonymous No.12432248]

>>12432199
Applied thinking

[Anonymous No.12432318]

>>12432135
god

[Anonymous No.12432331]

>>12432318
Then why are you quoting atheists?

[Anonymous No.12432346]

>>12432135
Logic = apply yourself =)

[Anonymous No.12432356]

Applied experience

[Anonymous No.12432366]

>>12432331
im not?

[Anonymous No.12432378]

>>12432318
The people in that picture don't believe in god.

[Anonymous No.12432390]

>>12432135
Math is applied music dumbass

[Anonymous No.12432397]

>>12432331
>>12432378
>Heisenberg was raised and lived as a Lutheran Christian.[7]

[Anonymous No.12432421]

>>12432397
So whats the relation between their quotes and religion?

[Anonymous No.12432424]

>>12432378
>>12432421
wrong.

[Anonymous No.12432430]

>>12432203
I think this answer is deeper than we realize.

[Anonymous No.12432578]

>>12432135
>>12432135
Logic is build on set theory

But set it self is indefinable.

[Anonymous No.12432600]

>>12432135
logic is applied religion. god granted us divine truth and reason via logic

[Anonymous No.12432647]

logic is applied logic

[Anonymous No.12432673]

Logic is applied linguistics

"The limit of my language is the limit of my world"- Wittgenstein

[Anonymous No.12432678]

>>12432366
>>12432600
Dubs confirm

[Anonymous No.12432681]

>>12432578
Don't they do this in axiomatic set theory?

[Anonymous No.12432724]

>>12432647
Logic = Math / applied.

[Anonymous No.12432811]

>>12432135
everything is about sex, except sex. Sex is about power

[Anonymous No.12432835]

>>12432811

[Anonymous No.12432858]

>>12432835
As an asexual...

[Anonymous No.12433696]

>>12432135
>>12432199
Applied sociology.
It all comes full circle.

[Anonymous No.12434538]

>>12433696
>Sociology = applied psychology
>Psychology = applied biology
>Biology = applied chemistry
>Chemistry = applied physics
>Physics = applied math
>Math = applied logic
>Logic = applied philosophy

From the macro to the micro.

[Anonymous No.12434558]

>>12432135
Logic is a subcategory of math, not the other way around.

[Anonymous No.12434587]

>>12434558
exactly, thats why math is applied logic.

[Anonymous No.12434595]

>>12434538
>Philosophy = applied neuroscience

[Anonymous No.12434600]

>>12434587
Logic is a branch of algebra.

[Anonymous No.12434619]

>>12434600
Mathematical logic is an extension of symbolic logic into other areas, in particular to the study of model theory, proof theory, set theory, and computability theory.

[Anonymous No.12434625]

>>12432135
literal ratio

[Anonymous No.12434675]

>>12434625
Horatio

[Anonymous No.12436510]

>>12432199
Philosophy is not the science of sciences. That's all i can tell you.

[Anonymous No.12436958]

>>12432135
Math isn't *exactly* applied logic. Mathematical logic is huge, but it's more that logical structures exist to make sense of mathematical ideas. But the mathematics itself is its own set of rules, culture, discoveries, priorities, etc.
In this way, physics isn't applied math either, even though it uses mathematics to help construct some of its basic ideas.

To use prongrammin terms, the problem you're working with might be implemented in a certain language, but it's not necessarily reducible to being a study of the language itself. Mathematics as a whole might be implemented using logic, but its discoveries / practice is not like logic, except in mathematical logic, which explicitly examines mathematical structures using logical methods

[Anonymous No.12437000]

>>12432199
Philosophy = applied Theology

[Anonymous No.12437370]

>>12432199
applied language
>>12432203
kek

[Solivagus No.12437596]

>>12432135
Logic is the practice of effectively and authoritatively removing yourself as an obstacle to all and any, including yourself, in order to reap the delayed gratification benefits of watching all your haters be proven wrong about literally everything they thought they knew about you.

[Anonymous No.12437736]

>>12432135
It can be applied wisdom, but it doesn't have to be.

[Anonymous No.12437813]

>>12432199
applied autism

[Solivagus No.12437833]

>>12437813

[Anonymous No.12438109]

>>12432318
does schrödinger believe in the one electron universe or what?

[Anonymous No.12438443]

>>12432331
>brings up religion (or lack of)
>>12432421
>asks what the relation of religion is
Based self defeating retard

[Anonymous No.12438518]

>>12432190
not really, modern philosophy is concerned with induction, not deduction. philosophy is part of sciences which seek to model, predict, rationalize, and explain, but it's not above math and logic. I would say math and logic are above philosophy.

[Solivagus No.12439157]

>>12438518
Modern philosophy is concerned with indoctrination? Phi predicate philosopher Solivagus here, I graduate ALL 4chan for the rest of time and space!

>Minor celebration
>Qualifications appear
>????
>PROFIT

[Anonymous No.12439192]

>>12432199
Philosophy is a dead end

[Anonymous No.12439286]

>>12432673
I agree with this fundamentally, before every epistemological subject was mentioned. Going back to the Ancient Babylonians, it took quite some time to decipher their stele and clay tablets written in cuneiform. Yet still, some of their mathematical notations are very similar to our modern day algebraic and pre-calculus concepts.

All of modern mathematical notation is an agreed and standardized language which we have to learn through evolutionarily derived linguistic parts of the brain.

For hundreds of thousands of years we lacked the basic tools to replicate the dictation of mathematical ideas on pen and paper, or even papyrus and stylus. So, as such, our evolutionary history extends much further beyond that into the more primitive parts of our brain.

From this perspective, survival is predicated on adaptability and cohesion through rudimentary language, and so on and so forth looking backwards into our evolutionary history.

Even the pure concept of having evolved with language circuitry in our brains is mind altering to me. The pure concept of writing it down, is even better. But then, we refined and modernized this through the long stretches of history and we're in agreement on what modern day mathematics consists of.

It's interesting, but now, it involves completely different parts of the brain that are focused on learning through different means. Reading comprehension and reading are two skills you should work on for the rest of your life. Never be too lazy enough to read the news, or to read articles which will enhance your skill sets.

Reading and writing are two of the most critical skills you will need in life to practice on to communicate with other human beings. Knowing other languages helps, and complexifies the domain of your applicable knowledge with other teachers from other countries.