/sci/ - Science & Math

>>6679546
Wait,that post was mine

>>6678209
The language is from an RPG game i played a lot of time ago,i saw a post about deciphering shit and i remember that language,and i would like to see if mighty /sci/ would be able to solved it.No player has ever solved it.

>>6678234
>without a key secret

>>6678210
Yea,if it was possible was a pretty dumb question,but how can you translate a language only using decimal numbers to english,without a key secret?

>>6642058
Have you ever thought that we might be protected because we are considered inferior and it would be too coward to attack or make deals with us?There are indigenous tribes today that have never been touched by the humans because the government prohibits it!What if we are the tribes in their eyes?

>>6642222
Dem quads

>>6642058
I can't solve it,but i can fuck it up even more for you,even if the earth was atypical,wouldn't it be possible for different kinds of life to start and evolve differently?If there was a type of life living in a really hot planet and full of a gas that is not oxygen they would be like "Have you ever thought that if this planet didn't have the temperature of 450ºC and gas x there would be no life here?!"

>>6642160
Well,a lot of people say they have been visited by Aliens or even abducted but it doesn't prove that aliens visit us!

>>6641017
Is "potential" infinite?

>>6640976
And the body doesn't need to too similar,just needs to be compatible with the brain.If we use a robotic body compatible with the signals nerves use we can replace the body in case of the body getting too destroyed to be used.

Assuming that we find a way to prevent brain cells from dying and to store the information of the dna and recreate it later,after fixing the problems with the body,is it possible to revive a human?

>pic unrelated

>>6610291
Fucking magnets,how do they work?!

>>6610596
stop with the semantics shit,that doesn't prove anything.Also,where do you get your definitions?!

>>6609967
Read the rules and try again.

>>6609048
Were you the guy who thought it was not yesterday on my thread?

>>6607721
We alredy have quantum computers!

>>6607592
I alredy saw him,that's why my tripcode is TimeTravel0.I kinda believed him in the start but there is some shit that are inconsistent.Also,i think the guy with the first forum account alredy said it was fake.

As an open-minded person,i see kinda a lot of good counter-arguments against mine,and i accept that i may be wrong.I was alredy wrong of not considering "will" and a lot of side influence,not considering that human decisions are not based out of randomness.Well,i accept it and next time i propose a discussion i will think more and do a bit more of research.Anything i will still be in this thread.

>>6607555
Let's get the Fibonacci numbers to represent the events that will happen,now i will search go to random.org and get 15 number between 1 and 90 to represent the chance of someone creating a time traveling device and getting somewhere here giving a clear evidence of time travel.If i get a Fibonacci number that means i the event of time travelling is one of the events that will happen

Ok,the result was 01-09-12-19-21-23-29-31-37-45-58-59-66-68-88 and the Fibonacci number were 1 and 21.Now imagine that there wasn't 15 numbers but infinite numbers.That's a high probability.Yes,i know,these numbers are only representatives,but it is just an example.

>>6607528
>implying that in every possibility of choices possible no one would ever break the regulations

>>6607493
well,time is infinite,it uses the same logic as the infinite monkey theoram

>>6607481
Given an infinite amount of time,if time traveling is possible,someone would create a time machine and travel to the moment you are living right now.

>>6607447
No,they would've been in all possible places for them to be based on the laws of physics and on the will of the people who traveled.

>>6607396
That statement was pretty wrong considering this,i should've added will there.But it still doesn't disprove my point.