/sci/ - Science & Math

>using infinity as a adjective

What's going on here

I see a chaos graph

mandlebrot set

are the red lines indicating a relation, or is it just tomfoolery.

You guys talking about what's going down @ discovery headquarters

thank science it's the american headquarters and not the canadian headquarters because we have Daily Planet with Jay Ingram, which is the greatest show on tv

Just so you know.

>>1666175

same thing could be said for a foundational Newtonian understanding of Special Relativity, without the inherent connection being bridged, where energy as e=mv^2; no idea of the capabilities of that very equation.

What you want to understand the universe in an hour ?

>>1666131

special relativity is still a theory too bro

but here we are using computers, lasers, satellites, etc....

being a theory is only a comment on the stringent nature of absolute scientific proof, but that's not to say applications can't be developed out of theory.

/sci/ ?

........../sci/ ?

Do proponents of string theory take what people today would consider the instant of creation like the big bang to the quanta-dimensional level of say

"the first vibration", being the first vibration of the first string which led to the propagation of the infinite multiverse

or is there an inherent understanding that strings are a universal constant and represent a quanta-dimensional state of matter, since energy and matter are essentially the same thing strings cannot be created or destroyed.

I know very little about string theory my work is primarily in eng sci.

Thought you guys might be interested in this

gave me a good lol

this thread is still here ?

fuck off

/r9k/

if the bomb explodes, if it doesn't, well all die from faildiation poisoning from your shit board.

>>1651660

>implying St. George Campus doesn't make up for Scarberia

>>1651620

Well, yes and no

some undergrad programs are just shit.

There's no way you can compare waterloo science or eng undergrad to say Nippising or some other bullshit school like Queens

>>1651575

I don't see why they would give me a hassle, the school is big enough where I'm just a number

I'm 23 now, I'll be done by 27 so, no big deal.

>>1651562

If I went to UBC I would do nothing but smoke northern lights.

>>1651561

>mfw you think /sci/ memes influence my life

>>1651534

I already got into most law schools in canada and a few back ups in the US

GPA: 3.9 / LSAT: 170

It's not happening, I'm not spending the rest of my life doing useless bullshit, science is where my heart has always been blah blah long story deal with it.

>>1651538
1st Undergrad @ University of Toronto

2nd Undergrad (Current) @ University of Toronto

>>1651538
I've been working since I was 13 so money is not an issue, I have substantial savings, investment, TFSA, and retirement accounts.

During the year I took off I took bridge courses, although they weren't requirements, only for personal benefit because of my standing GPA, and also I already had requisition credits from HS.

U of T is either 1 or 2 in Canadian university rankings and top 25 globally so no issue there. Would like to do my masters @ waterloo but we'll see.

>>1651528

I'm not sure what you're asking, could you be a little more precise ?

until tomorrow when someone has a new idea

imagination anonymous

imagination.

>>1651513

Asians at my university are introverted know it all dicks with massive superiority complexes who think the library at 2am is a nightclub.

>Already have a degree in useless bullshit (Politics/Criminology)

>Going back to university for math/physics degree with transition into engineering masters

>Have to deal with retarded first years again

>Have to listen to everyone say they are going to be doctors or make $1,000,000 a year

>Have to sit in a class with more than 10 people

>Have to deal with FUCKING ASIANS

>my face

It would have to be knowledge of events that proceeded the big bang

as it stands now it will forever remain impossible to know what happened before the big bang

any statement of events that took place prior is conjecture.

so to know the impossible would be the highest form of knowledge imo.

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