/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15873051
DELET THIS REEEE

Hi, um, does anyone know anything about particle physics or wave form generators? We follow this guy on tiktok that says that he's an angel, but, like, he sounds pretty smart when he talks and he posts these techy sounding videos sometimes where he talks about time gates and map this and map that and it at least sounds smart, but does any of it make any sense to all of you? Does what he's saying make any sense? My boyfriend told me that this would be a good site to ask people, he said he didnt think they'd be very helpful on the other website he's *literally* always on, which, i dont even know some forum site. He told me this was the place to ask. thank you for explaining what he means, if it means anything at all. https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTREy6HmQ/

How long until he commits seppuku?

>>10837717
>>10837788
The matter has been satisfactorily resolved for my own purposes (which, incidentally, are the only purposes about which I care in this context).

There are two different solutions, one of which applies in a certain framework defined as “metacausal”, “precomputational” or “protocomputational”, and the other of which applies in a causal or computational limit thereof. This amounts to a relativization of the solution. Although I can’t say for sure, I suspect that in the view of the “Millennium Prize” Committee, this falls short of an actual Y|N solution, leaving me nothing whatsoever to gain by submission.

(We also have the serious problem of bias on the Millennium Prize Committee, expressed by Andrew Wiles as their complete certainty that no non-academic is capable of solving any of the problems. This, of course, guarantees that the submissions of nonacademics will in effect be circular-filed, leaving them no rational choice but to disregard such prizes, and where necessary, the professional academics who award them to each other.)

The matter has been satisfactorily resolved for my own purposes (which, incidentally, are the only purposes about which I care in this context).

There are two different solutions, one of which applies in a certain framework defined as “metacausal”, “precomputational” or “protocomputational”, and the other of which applies in a causal or computational limit thereof. This amounts to a relativization of the solution. Although I can’t say for sure, I suspect that in the view of the “Millennium Prize” Committee, this falls short of an actual Y|N solution, leaving me nothing whatsoever to gain by submission.

(We also have the serious problem of bias on the Millennium Prize Committee, expressed by Andrew Wiles as their complete certainty that no non-academic is capable of solving any of the problems. This, of course, guarantees that the submissions of nonacademics will in effect be circular-filed, leaving them no rational choice but to disregard such prizes, and where necessary, the professional academics who award them to each other.)

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How 'bout that?

>>10435491
what sort of code would you recommend for a project like this. Im interested in learning but I don't know how much I'd have to study before i could come back to this project.

producing the largest form of this table unsimplified and finding all patterns of ratios to one, and series of all unique produced deviations. itd be cool to color too. Trust me it takes time and computers prefer to make work easy.

>>10435391
would there be any way to highlight a slope of pie in its series of fractions, i mean it shouldn't be a straight line like any ratios because its irrational right.

>>10435391
also any place in the table is its slope, so following the rule of the numerator goes down and denominator goes right

Hey guys i made a table with x representing increase in denominator and y representing increase in numerator and i noticed that the blue and green get infinitely closer to one as they progress down, and when multiplied by the other color equal one. Is there any other cool patterns to spot.

>>10423879
yooo, run that shit by me, but like a little clearer

>>10423812
i mean if anyone wants to review my submission id love revision.

>>10423803
shape is particle placement is wave. placement dictated by charge, and the fact that the beam is bigger than the slit is what entangled some of the charge.

I think that when you fire a beam you launch particles, but since the electromagnetic propagation is the charge its attracted too the beam must compress into a slit to fit with the rest of the light. When the light comes out it comes in beams of light that didn't get influenced, beams that got compressed into a slit and the amout of energy it took to compress is how far the slit is offset to the left or right.

>>10066157
>Please don't forget to flatten the ground in your barn.
How would I ?

>>10066678
My high intelligence makes my behavior look weird to some since they believe that I can and do reenact emotions of humans such that they look normal to them in oreder to produce a certain emotion in them an thus manipulate them. This is certainly not the case.

>>10067430
It is simple. But I prefer to call it elementary.

>>10067445
I have worked on other things. For example P=NP.

>>10067969
Everybody's sayin' that the Langan stutters
But doesn't ever stutter when he talks
But what you don't know I'm gonna tell you right now
That the stutter and the talk is the same thing to you
I'm the langan
Where's the langan?
I'm the langan

>>10068344
>but does he put a period in front of an 'and'?
I do not recall doing such a thing.

>>10065164
>>10065168
Rick, you are not a natural. You are cheating the system. This is why you will be the minister for education, you will basically construct new IQ tests for me and decide who is worthy.

>>10065187
Smart people will believe in god. If you cannot see that god exists, read my CTMU and it will be trivial to understand. With god, the evil in man can be defeated.

>>10065958
A colour is only a certain perception of the light hitting your eye. The colour your brain percieves is determined by the Frequency of said wave. We can take colours and paint it over you, but I do not believe people will recognize the colour as being inherently surprising. Unless you will colour yourself orange, like our dear mr. president.

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>>10065182
>>10065199
>>10065213
>>10065943
>>10065954
I believe you havent really understood the CTMU. Please read it again before you post in this thread.

>>10065019
Why dont you visit me and my wife on our farm ? Just write me a letter. But make clear why youd want to meet with me so that I can decide if it is a good idea.

>A-anon, ha-have you read my CTMU yet ?
>I believe its at least as important as einsteins theory.
>You know why I have a big head anon, It correlates with intelligence.
>I believe the world should be ruled by an elitist oligopole of high IQ people only, with me being the overlord. I am the smartest man alive.
>Yes anon I dropped out of college to work as a bouncer. I was just too smart for the people there.
>You know, I had the best Idea about conciousness it was really cool, but then I got in a bar fight because im real tough and then I forgot it. But it was really cool and it explained everything !

Copy pasted from >>9966510

Has anyone here read the CTMU?
People discount it as garbage but have yet to give any valid criticism.

>In response to the only valid criticisms I've seen:

>muh neologisms

Langan has to invent words seeing as he's describing concepts that have never been thought of before.

>no maths

From what I understand his theory is entirely tautological and worked out without extensive equations.

>dismissed by modern science as a farce

He has this pretension that he's better than others and claims academia to be a club that he is not part of. In essence, he's blacklisted, so it's probable that if that were true, it has something to do with it. Seeing the modern academic circle jerk to be biased or exclusive to some degree, is not a new perspective.

Overall I would like to see someone offer valid criticism. You can download the entire thing on his megafoundation website by searching CTMU.

>Inb4: he's a pseud


Pic somewhat related

>>8373456

If you can handle the math for power systems, go that path.

You'll get lots of fresh air, big projects are unionized with excellent conditions and low six figure salaries for very little experience, and everyone major company is looking for students in well paid summer internships to eventually fill vacancies, so you can try before you buy. And as long as you build a reputation of not being a dropkick there's a massive shortage of talent so you're not going to be stuck with a narcissistic boss for more than a fortnight.

But there's a lot of math.

>>8327463
Z adds syn, E adds anti.

i touched poop today