/sci/ - Science & Math

>>3217601
I just love how you didn't post any kind of link.

>>3148611
Actually, I've been doing what >>3148482 said. I'm just watching this thread now.

>>3148581
Dunning–Kruger effect

>>3148457
Shut up illumicorp

>>3148462
So the stuff right after electron degenerate matter but right before neutron degenerate matter?

>>3148435
Yea, that Illuminati guy is pretty annoying.

>>3148104
>Will science lead us to a world of happiness for all

Yes. Because we won't stop working until it happens.

>>3148389
Time is in fact the subjective self realization of sub-antithetical cognition.

It is our minds processing of the quantum consciousness existing in all life forms and within the fabric of the universe!

>>3148376
>Implying if I throw my bullshit ideas out he can't answer your question

>>3148345
If you are asking about the singular direction of time, I've come up with an analogy that makes sense to me.

Imagine time is like a necklace with each bead being a moment. You can't move any bead backwards because it would bump into the one right behind it. In order to do so (And for time travel to occur, possibly) would be to move the bead in two dimensions, off of the one dimensional string.

But since time, as far as we know, is one dimensional, you can't have it flowing in anything other than one direction.

>>3148320
Is that why the energy momentum tensor is part of the General Relativity equation?

>>3148290
>I mean, the most common scientific opinion is, that your sexual orientation is determined by your DNA.

Where'd you hear this?

>>3148305

Wasn't that something about the chromatic force? What's that all about?

I'm so glad that we have a deity that removes tattoos instead of making sure people don't die of polio.

Null Hypothesis. I believe it because there is no evidence.

>>3148200
>>3148206
Continue to believe this, unwashed masses! Everything is under control by us.

>>3148207
Speed relative to everything. It's exactly the same no matter what reference frame you have.

>if there was nothing else in the space
Was that Mach who said something like that?

>>3148173
Also because anyone working on it would come to /sci/ to talk about it.

>>3148079
I'd figure time is just another coordinate axis comparable to the xyz coordinate system. The function of our movement through the t axis would be govern by general relativity.

>>3148151
What did someone run an experiment about this?

It's probably because the sample material is so large that there's always something decaying, setting off the detector/poison

Is there any evidence towards the idea that the speed of light changes given the size of the universe or the local gravity?

I once read a book about this by one Joao Magueijo

How do they create and test artificial flavors? Testing must be a terrible job

>Here drink this. It's supposed to taste like chocolate and we're pretty sure it won't kill you!

How do you just happen across a chemical that tastes like something and isn't toxic?

>>3148032
High pressure, not temperature.

>>3148026
It only exists under high pressures.