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Anonymous Tue Feb 28 23:24:38 2017 No.8712406 [Reply] [Original]

>Too much of a brainlet to ever understand the beauty of Mathematics

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 1 02:17:45 2017 No.8712695 File: 88 KB, 510x597, 1_5sjkyQUnsQf24yBsMqp3pMXX_9f1g-w0eRL70yltc.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Wow.

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 1 02:19:51 2017 No.8712697 File: 37 KB, 480x482, 1479084400779.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] I'm a high school dropout brainlet. I don't even know what all those symbols mean.

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 1 02:43:56 2017 No.8712730 >>8712697 Feels bad man. I'll never understand the secrets of the universe. I just want to understand Quantum Physics properly and not through the lens of pop sci "lol it's so weird how can it be a particle AND a wave? lol crazy"

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 1 02:50:42 2017 No.8712735 whats ur iq

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 1 02:50:52 2017 No.8712736 >>8712735 87

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 1 02:51:44 2017 No.8712737 >>8712736 oh boi

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 1 02:58:57 2017 No.8712743 >>8712697 I dropped out of high school as well but recently began reinvigorating my math skills. You can still pick it up, requires persistence like with most things

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 1 02:59:56 2017 No.8712745 >>8712695 how can 1-1+1-1...= 0 or 1 that would mean this infinite sequence would have to end but that wouldn't make it infinite so wouldn't it equal neither?

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 1 03:26:12 2017 No.8712766 >>8712697 bruh I started with regular algebra in CC and now I'm taking ODE and Lin Alg. Everyone has to start everywhere. I'm not even good at math but I'm enjoying the higher level stuff offered at my coolege.

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 1 03:43:44 2017 No.8712777 >>8712406 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1gT2f3Fe44 here you go

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 1 03:54:31 2017 No.8712784 >>8712730 Check out MIT Open Courseware 2011 Quantum Physics lectures by Alan Adams. It's all on YouTube for free. Bit mathy but not too bad.

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 1 03:55:15 2017 No.8712785 >>8712777 Just ordered a copy, thanks man

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 1 04:07:36 2017 No.8712803 >>8712406 Take some classes on Khan Academy and learn what you can. You don't have to learn the advanced stuff, the basics are pretty cool in themselves.

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 1 04:09:11 2017 No.8712805 >>8712406 Just kill yourself already so you won't curse your offspring with those shit genes

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 1 04:11:18 2017 No.8712808 >>8712745 0+0+0+0+0+0+0... != 0?

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 1 04:25:15 2017 No.8712827 >>8712808 does it? that means as I said before there is a point where you stop adding zeros but that would mean it isn't an infinite set of numbers

Anonymous Wed Mar 1 04:35:28 2017 No.8712838 [DELETED]

>>8712697

I dropped out because of le epik neurosis meme.

I've wanted to study physics since I was like 12, always had high academic success life just didn't comply with my aspirations in the way I wanted it to.

I'm getting myself back into academics and am focusing on math and physics to apply to a university. You can do it too. Go get a GED and go to a community college or if you are in a place that offers them do correspondence and online schooling which offers full accreditation.

I'll be able to apply as if I have advanced class credits from high school (implying anything high school is advanced but you get what I mean) and will be able to do what I want.

My life was shit tier for my teens and I goofed my academic path because of mental illness. IDK why you dropped out but unless you are literally retarded you can achieve a lot if you get back on the horse.

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 1 04:40:28 2017 No.8712845 >>8712808 [math] \left(\sum 0 \right)! =1 [/math]

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 1 04:44:53 2017 No.8712850 >>8712745 [eqn] \sum_{i=0}^\infty (-1)^i = \frac{1}{2} (\mathfrak{R}) [/eqn] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ramanujan_summation#Sum_of_divergent_series

Anonymous Wed Mar 1 11:21:57 2017 No.8713469
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Can anyone recommend me a couple of precollege math books (math books which cover everything I would need to know before starting a math degree) preferably ones that I can torrent?

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 1 11:29:06 2017 No.8713485 >>8713469 Just read Basic Mathematics by Serge Lang, it's recommended everywhere on /sci/

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 1 11:30:54 2017 No.8713488 What's the consensus on suicide? Is it a good solution if I'm a brainlet?

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 1 11:32:35 2017 No.8713493 >>8713485 This is what I was looking for, thank you

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 1 11:36:00 2017 No.8713503 >>8713488 Not really, just read some great philosophers, it'll improve your life

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 1 11:56:12 2017 No.8713542 >>8712695 >0/0=1 >dividing by zero king of brainlets

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 1 12:09:58 2017 No.8713566 >>8712406 Maybe you understand it, but you just don't care. I know quite a few people like that. There is an emotional component that makes you be drawn to something.

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 1 12:11:17 2017 No.8713569 >>8712695 Isn't 1/0 infinite and 1/infinite infinitesimal?

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 1 14:16:06 2017 No.8713806 >>8713469 >>8713485 I can second Basic Mathematics. It gets you thinking about math like a mathematician, and gets you away from just memorizing formulas like you were probably taught in high school

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 2 02:59:32 2017 No.8715475 >>8712745 1-1+1-1...=s 1-(1-1+1-1...)=1-s 1-1+1-1+1...=1-s s=1-s 2s=1 s=0.5 >>8713569 >>8713542 brainlets, he just proved that 0/0=1 and 1/0= infinitesimal

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 2 03:37:50 2017 No.8715517 >>8715475 Instead of cutting the pie into x number of slices you don't cut the pie or however many pies there were. That's dividing by 0 in real life.

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 2 04:42:27 2017 No.8715590 >have 1 pie >divide into 0.5 equal slices >now have 2 pies is this how jesus did that whole bread thing?

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 2 04:44:38 2017 No.8715595 File: 76 KB, 958x1280, F1.large.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >mfw literature and philosophy are actually the best sibject to pursue,unironically

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 2 16:25:33 2017 No.8716852 >>8715590 Simulation theory proven.

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 2 16:31:55 2017 No.8716864 >>8715595 As hobbies, definitely.

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 2 18:50:50 2017 No.8717315 >>8712406 >understand >beauty

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 2 23:30:03 2017 No.8717931 >>8712695 woah

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 3 02:14:36 2017 No.8718218 >>8712406 There is nothing beautiful about maths, those who think math is "beautiful" aren't real mathematicians, they're artists.

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 3 09:39:34 2017 No.8718754 File: 74 KB, 277x358, elliot the founder of galois theory.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >too intelligent to understand the beauty of life please assist me

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 3 10:14:44 2017 No.8718792 >>8713469 wtf is happening in that picture

>>	brainLORD Fri Mar 3 10:23:39 2017 No.8718806 nerds call math "beautiful" because they've never seen a woman

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 3 10:25:07 2017 No.8718812 >>8716864 You can't do philosophy as a hobby, though. It's a complete way of being.

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