/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.4511482]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1LCVknKUJ4

please, tell my why this guy is just talking shit...

in return, cancer

[Anonymous No.4511486]

shameless bump

[Anonymous No.4511489]

>>4511486
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Did Picasso get a hold of her?

[Anonymous No.4511490]

and another one, come /sci/, please...

[Anonymous No.4511492]

guyyyys, were are you? im dying in here..

[Anonymous No.4511496]

oh god enough with this video already, it's just a theory with 0 supporting evidence
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[a strong ai No.4511498]

The graph shown in the video just represents the full range of possibilities for a 4 digit binary number, with the links representing the change of a single digit in each case. Without having any idea what he is trying to talk about, a full range of possibilities for a 4 digit binary number is basically just the same as saying what I found could be absolutely anything.

[Anonymous No.4511499]

>>4511496
>>4511498


so its just... bullshit? were i can see the papers of this fucker? i cant find his tesis about this

[Anonymous No.4511520]

>>4511499
Can you mongoloids stop being so fucking retarded? This is a new observation that is still up for debate. When something is observed, it usually takes a long fucking time before a theory about it is experimentally confirmed, and even then, theories are still up for debate. Science isn't some 100% absolutely true dogma, it's just a bunch of theories that are made by people who then test them and see how they all fit together. It will take a while before this stuff is understood, so you can't call bullshit on something like this now unless you have the credentials to do so.