/sci/ - Science & Math

>>7344106
/thread

Every fucking board I go to, I see this shit. I'm taking a break from lurking to tell OP he's a cunt

/o/ - /pol/
/fa/ - /pol/
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/sci/ - /pol/
/tg/ - /pol/
/pol/ - /surprisinglynotpol, just jews/

fuck

>>5076604
Absolute Zero has never been reached and is only theoretical. We haven't gone lower than it without having reached it.

>>5076547
Negative absolute temperatures are hotter than positive ones, and they'll eventually change to positive ones regardless of their surroundings. Plus, they only pertain to very specific systems. They're theoretical, and incredibly implausible at that. Gravitons have a better chance of turning out real.

>>5076534
Do you not understand how Kelvin temperatures work and what they represent?

>>5076522
Lol that's a typo. I meant absolute zero. Besides, there is nothing lower than 0 K...

>>5076506
-9001 K is a theoretical temperature. From what we can observe, it doesn't exist. This is just a wild hypothetical I assume?

>>5076483
Shoot

(captcha: its diapho)

>>5076476
Yes.

There we go

How long will this joke go on?

Hey, BurnedHard, what's another name for a half-integer?

Seriously, almost-integers, do you even try?

(. Y .)

I got a 6

>>2766108
>>2766108

If you want me to be.

Do you think there will ever be a time in our lives, where space exploration and high funding of NASA and other related entities will be the number one issue on our political agenda?

In other words...will we ever explore space? Or, will we just waste money on the military and other things we don't need?

>2nd grade English class
>Free time, group of friends decide to draw dinosaurs
>Realize I suck at drawing immediately, try to look busy
>Take drawing home, convince Mom drawing is "homework for parents" assigned by teacher
>Mom went to art school and professionally paints
>Bad-ass dinosaur drawing acquired
>tell friends I drew it, they get jello
>mf

>>2362170
It's not a step function... It's two unit ramps.

You don't.
But people who want to do things in life will need to know. So its fair that because you don't want to know that everyone who does want to pursue greater knowledge has to suffer

>>2327181
I figured that was assumed. Sorry >_>

>>2327197
Just simple explanations. Thank you for clarifying them, I agree totally.

>>2327191
I'm not a faggot, I don't watch anime.


I am going to eat lunch now. If this thread is still here when I get back then I'll jump back in with a refreshed mind and actually contribute something interesting, otherwise, enjoy your discussion and good day.

>>2327166
I'd think ethic WOULD be different, depending on exactly how different these "higher" intelligences are. For example, if this being cannot feel pain or sorrow, they will not have feelings like fear or love, at least not in the same way humans do, and would not understand the "Human condition" as we know it.

>>2327155
The minimum isn't becoming any simpler.
I mean, yes the mean can stay the same, but maximum complexity continues to rise.

>>2327159
Oh I simply used it as an example but you're right. I don't discount the idea that there are other beings in the universe, I was just trying to explain a mental singularity with commonly understood examples.

>>2327150
Well I suppose then I am a mix of 4 and 5?
I still see it as this, today. What does it matter what someone is made of? Black/white, male/female, carbon/copper. If one can think and feel and truly appreciate the "gift" of life then it is alive.

As such, my problem with Creationism.