/sci/ - Science & Math

>>16144123
>If you were using a time machine: you would take gold with you, as it would be the only currency accepted in any empire or country regardless of the year it is or where it came from.

If I had a time machine I'd either:
-Go to the future in order to gleam/plagarize more advanced technologies, medicines, literature, etc.. To take back into the present to make myself rich and improve material conditions somewhat. Like Herpes Vaccines or Diabetic gene-therapies.
-Go to prehistory times to hunt (and eat) Dinosaurs, de-extinct Pleistocene fauna, and study & cultivate interesting flora for possibly medical and agri-business uses.

You'd have to be a retard to use a time machine to visit shit-smeared people in ye olde times.
You're like the mad-science version of those men who can't compete in a 1st world dating market, so they fly to a 2nd or 3rd world country where women have no rights so they can bully or purchase some teenager to marry.

>>16146375
Data can never be proven. Perception is always subjective. This is one of the lessons we learned from quantum mechanics. Maybe your red looks like my blue. This is the gauge freedom of qualia fields.

>>16146373
>The only think GPT does is Google shit for you
That makes it already smarter and more skilled than the average zoomer.

>>16146374
That sounds less believable than just saying that God exists though. Is there any data that can be proven or disproven (testable)?

Because we can observe the interaction of consciousness with matter. Remote viewing and extrasensory perception for example are direct consequences of quantum entanglement.

>>16146367
The only think GPT does is Google shit for you, and it works as well as actually Googling shit yourself in the current internet completely destroyed by SEO bait.

>>16146369
I'll add that there should be a special angle for x0 that converges.

How do we know that quantum physics is actually real and not just made up?

>>16146127
you'd need 25 dollars for 100 quarters retard
clearly you are a vantablack bantu of the darkest shade

>>16145521
Write x(t+dt) = x(t) + (dt)*x'(t) = x(t) + (dt)*A(t)*x(t)
At t=0, A (the "pull") is just 90 degree rotation clockwise relative to the direction x is pointing.
This is just circular motion with constant angular velocity.
As t goes to infinity, A will simply "pull" x along the the first component at a velocity equal to its second component.

Now if you decompose A into the 90 degree rotation part + remainder, you can understand the transition between the 2 situations.
The remainder term tells you x will be "spiraling" away from zero in quadrants 1 and 3 and "spiraling" toward zero in quadrants 2 and 4.

Since the equation is homogeneous, the path for a given x0 can just be re-scaled by k to get the path for k*x0.

>>16146354
i think it's a lot better than it used to be on both of those counts, but it might just be that i've blown enough time on it to know what to avoid

To be fair, GPT is actually smarter than 99% of all NPCs. It may be a failure at advanced math and it may be tricked into philosophical fallacies, but it does definitely outperform the average anti-intellectual midwit.

The better quest is are boomers and cons? Nature is healing.

How did grifters manage to fool retards into believing glorified madlibs is actual artificial intelligence?

>In 2006 he founded Citizendium, an open encyclopedia that used real names for contributors to reduce disruptive editing, and hoped to facilitate "gentle expert guidance" to increase the accuracy of its content. Decisions about article content were to be up to the community, but the site was to include a statement about "family-friendly content".[63][64]

>https://en.citizendium.org/
>(17,709 total articles)

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>>16145355
>/sci/ is for discussing topics pertaining to science and mathematics
>poses metaphysical question

I fucking hate all of you.

>>16144882
New Mexico tried to restrict grocery stores to only those who were injected. Los Angeles wanted to cut off the water and power of those who refused the injections. It's crazy how crazy the crazies got so quickly.

>>16146357
wait nvm it's a speedrun iq test

>>16144123
Id take with me only knowledge

>50 million
So not even 1% of the global population but they'll once again want to put everyone under a bunch of authoritarian dictates and try to force injections with poorly tested and poorly understood "vaccines".

the timer is way too fast

>>16146345
He got his name in the history books as king so there's not much for him to do now. The Monarchy is mostly toothless. Any theoretical power they have, they know better than to ever exercise. He's in the big chair but there's not much to do in it. Even before the cancer diagnosis, he looked quite world weary. He's probably disappointed with how things turned out with Harry but has put most of his effort into William over the years anyway. He has surpassed the length of Edward VIII's reign, so he won't go down as the shortest reigning British monarch. Beyond the typical human desire to continue living, he doesn't have much reason left to live as king.

>>16146290
It doesnt get rid of your posts or make you any less of a faggot so it isnt doing very much now is it?