/sci/ - Science & Math

>>6636587

well, from a business point of view you will have a very hard time if you plan to get wealthy by using your knowledge about topology or group theory. But statistics is pretty damn fine for this pupose. Everyone has data that needs to be analyzed and there are way to few statisticians out there. Besides, you can still do risk modelling for big companies and trust me that shit gets complicated really fast after some point. But if you're smart you can make a shit ton of money.

>>6636554

No i mean risk modelling for banks and insurances or portfolio theory for financial markets or the application of concepts like markoff chains or game theory for trading purposes.

Is financial mathematics shit tier math?

>>6625672

>aryan master race

>>6628482

Hm, what?

What's the hardest field of mathematics? I vote for topology and/or differential geometry.

Can a calculator prove the riemann hypothesis?

>>6625451

knot theory.

Oh where are the zeroes of zeta of s?

>>6616839

yea but the imaginary part is what does the trick

Just fucking burn yourself.

>>6615287

halt deine scheiss fresse mann sonst fick ich dir in deine verfickte scheiss kack fratze mann

What is the hardest science and why is it business administration?

Representing Math:

>Gauss
>Euler

Representing Physics (and Math as well):
>Newton
>Leibniz
>Einstein

Yea i know, boring combination, but these are probably the greatest scientists who ever lived.

If you want to pick a shit tier media scientist, take Nye, Dawkins, Tyson etc.

two years ago (age 17) i did some stuff to induce lucid dreaming. i asked myself several times a day "am i currently awake or is this a dream?". I pinched myself to check if i can feel pain, i looked in the mirror very often to see if my face looks distorted, i looked at the clock in 10 second intervals to check if the time flows like it does in "real life" etc. and after two weeks, this procedure became one of my habits. I remember that one night i had a very intensive dream. i woke up in a room and the first thing i did was look in the mirror, pinch my arm, look at the clock etc. and i realised i was dreaming. i started flying, I jumped out of a window and shit like that. I was aware that it was all a dream and i became so excited that i woke up (in real life).

It was a very nice experience and i believe that you can use lucid dreaming for other useful stuff e. g. facing your fears etc.

>>6607632

well i am a math student and i have no idea what higherdimensional objects do in physics. Therefore i conclude your statement is wrong, cunt.

Math student here who is a noob in physics (economics and finance is my field).

Can someone explain to me how higher dimensions matter in physics? I'm too lazy to look it up and I'm quite interested in knowing how n-dimensional objects (n>3) are relevant to anything in physics (especially the 4th dimension for i heard it has a special meaning)

Pic unrelated (it's the solution to an interesting problem with dominoes)

>>6604039

lmao. that's a true scientist's spirit i guess.

>>6601488

I never cried about it. in fact i even mentioned in my post >>6600547 that i enjoy studying measure theory and I'm just wondering why i am having such a hard time doing it.

You must be quite an extraordinary autist my friend.

>>6601725

same here. Measure theory =/= calculus basics

>>6601448

I really doubt you ever tried to work differentiable manifolds or lebesgue integral transformation (or you just find linear algebra extremely difficult)

>>6601414

demand and supply

>>6601252

>measure theory
>basic math

This isn't linear algebra, son.

>>6600631

are you retarded? Some people write constants like e and pi in capital letters, you foolish peasant.