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Do you still find science cool or fun?
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Evolution is Bullshit.
Evolution
Before the process of evolution can begin, you first need a self-replicating system.

The smallest self-replicating organism is Mycoplasma genitalium (a parasitic bacterium). Their genome size is approximately 600,000 bases long and contains around 500 genes.

Thus, in order to create the first self-replicating system that is needed before evolution can begin, the "primordial soup" would need to first spontaneously create a chromosome with ~600,000 base pairs that contains the correct sequence for ~500 genes; plus some additional molecular machinery to transcribe and translate the very first copy of this genome.

For reference, there is not enough energy in the known universe to crack a 100 character password via brute force; let alone crack the correct sequence of 600,000 base pairs needed to create a self-replicating system.

Thus, life cannot have been created by a "primordial soup" and life cannot have been created by evolution.

Prove me wrong. (Pro Tip: you can’t)
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How comprehensible will alien life be?
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Optimal studying gear
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I swear , when it’s late at night, and it starts getting cold in your room while you try to understand convolutions, it’s been a game changer fr
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lol, lmao.
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Atmospheric drag is the main reason for orbital decay of satellites in LEO.

Would designing them aerodynamic remedy that?
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"Artificiality" doesn't exist
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Man evolved from nature, therefore, everything made from his hands is also natural, there is no such thing as "artificial".
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Well, /sci/? How do I have smart children?
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How do scientists know with certainty there's nothing smaller than these guys?
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we're so fucked.
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>but this one study-
It’s wrong.
>but they found that-
No they didn’t.
>look at the evide-
Don’t need to.

Science has spoken.
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Does the fine tune constant hint at anything or was Feynman superstitious? The rounding is suspiciously even
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a globally protected radio band (1.400–1.427 GHz) used by astronomers and satellites to detect faint natural signals, like the hydrogen line, the building blocks of the universe, detected this. what is going on in here? could it be a solar phenomenon?
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What a strange thing to be alarmed by. *sips tea*

https://archive.is/Clywl
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Once ai will be able to do programming better than human, which skill will replace it for high salary jobs?
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Is Science Finished?
USA trump science cuts
>NIH, NASA, DOE, ARPA-E, NSF face 24-57% budget cuts
>ivy league schools all facing funding cuts

How are we supposed to do science with nearly 60% of funding cut? That's more than $100B+ a year of R&D being cut, combined.

How is the US supposed to compete with China?
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why do fully automatic machines made from organic molecules and water talk about soul and consciousness
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Determinism and probabilism are the same
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/sqt/ - stupid questions thread (aka /qtddtot/)
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Previous thread: >>16615153

>what is /sqt/ for?
Questions regarding maths and science. Also homework.
>where do I go for advice?
>>>/sci/scg or >>>/adv/
>where do I go for other questions and requests?
>>>/wsr/ >>>/g/sqt >>>/diy/sqt etc.
>how do I post math symbols (Latex)?
rentry.org/sci-latex-v1
>a plain google search didn't return anything, is there anything else I should try before asking the question here?
scholar.google.com
>where can I search for proofs?
proofwiki.org
>where can I look up if the question has already been asked here?
warosu.org/sci
eientei.xyz/sci
>how do I optimize an image losslessly?
trimage.org
pnggauntlet.com
>how do I find the source of an image?
images.google.com
tineye.com
saucenao.com
iqdb.org

>where can I get:
>books?
libgen.rs
annas-archive.org
stitz-zeager.com
openstax.org
activecalculus.org
>articles?
sci-hub.st
>book recs?
sites.google.com/site/scienceandmathguide
4chan-science.fandom.com/wiki//sci/_Wiki
math.ucr.edu/home/baez/physics/Administrivia/booklist.html
>online courses and lectures?
khanacademy.org
>charts?
imgur.com/a/pHfMGwE
imgur.com/a/ZZDVNk1
>tables, properties and material selection?
www.engineeringtoolbox.com
www.matweb.com
www.chemspider.com

Tips for asking questions here:
>avoid replying to yourself
>ask anonymously
>recheck the Latex before posting
>ignore shitpost replies
>avoid getting into arguments
>do not tell us where is it you came from
>do not mention how [other place] didn't answer your question so you're reposting it here
>if you need to ask for clarification fifteen times in a row, try to make the sequence easy to read through
>I'm not reading your handwriting
>I'm not flipping that sideways picture
>I'm not google translating your spanish
>don't ask to ask
>don't ask for a hint if you want a solution
>xyproblem.info
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We'll never find a truly habitable exoplanet will we....
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AI doesn't give proper information on first try, only because companies are de-facto paid per token processed, and therefore if you have to interrogate their bot, they earn more, and you loose time. It'll be exactly like that, until somebody comes with different profit model.

TL;DR AI problems are economical problems, not capability of computation problems.
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Music video old timeline Vs new Merged Timeline after 2012
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@ATLASexperiment@CERN

#Cern #CERN

#mandelaeffect. Lady Gaga

poker face Timeline after

2012 Vs original timeline
before 2012

It looks like in the old timeline light glare wasn't as harsh. Also her blue suit is darker. Her sunglasses play different colors in the old timeline. I wish I could post the video but 4chan Is a hoot.

If someone behind the
Mandela effect sees this can you explan why it changed ?
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The first ever mathematician pope
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>Pope Leo XIV, the first American-born pope, earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics from Villanova University in 1977. He later pursued theological studies at the Catholic Theological Union in Chicago.
https://www.cbsnews.com/philadelphia/news/robert-prevost-new-pope-2025-villanova-university/
What can we expect from him on subjects related to math and science?
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A region of science unexplored is how a religion is made. I’ve done some cursory study and I think the development of new religions are derived from some reliably predictable circumstances.

First there must be an established belief system. This is usually a cursory religion to serve as the foundation of a new belief system. This may not just be a continuance of the current faith, as in the case of Christianity, Mormonism and Islam, but may be a blasphemy of the foundation as is the case of Satanism and Scientology. This establishment may often find itself in a situation in which the doctrines and their reasonableness are challenged by changing times or new ideas.

Second there must be a prophet of a new faith who is sometimes a knowing imposter, others a deluded and/or disturbed individual. The prophet promotes themselves as delivering upon the prophecies established in the religion and also that their current prophecies are more perfect and/or final revelations.

Third is the bridge between the two. The believers must have a feeling of unfulfillment and the prophet must have skills in outreach. Engagement with an audience and a knack for both social leadership and storytelling are vital to kindle the spark of a new ideology. I’m sure that psychedelics also have assisted religion in both inspiration and credulity among leaders and followers alike.
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it is steam now
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Proposed NASA budget cuts funding by 25%
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https://archive.is/ZJDPt
>The White House on Friday released a budget blueprint that signals major shake-ups at NASA, as part of an effort to axe $163 billion in federal spending.
>The proposed cuts include slashing roughly 25%, or more than $6 billion, from NASA’s budget. The biggest reductions would come from the space agency’s space science, Earth science and mission support divisions.

https://www.nasa.gov/fy-2026-budget-request/
Highlights of the new budget (approx):
>Orion: Dead
>SLS: Dead
>Gateway: Dead
>ISS Operations: -$510M (-40% vs 2025)
>Mission Support: -$1.1B (-55%)
>Space Science: -$2.3B (-45%)
>Earth Science: -$1.2B (-50%)
>Space Technology: -$530M (-45%)
>Aeronautics: -$350M (-35%)
>Education and Outreach: -$143M (-100%)
>Human Exploration: +640M (+8%)

How badly is this going to fuck research in the US?
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Thoughts on compsci?
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/med/: ancef pump edition
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Remember
>Do NOT give advice
>Do NOT feed the nursoids
>Do NOT engage with premeds
And most importantly
>Do NOT respond to psych patients
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If sugar is bad for the brain, what can we do to compensate for this while still being addicted to it?
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Redpill me on homosexuals /sci/. Where do they come from? Where do they do? I only find bullshit political literature from the right and the left but I need to know the truth. I need to master the science behind them.
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When did you realise that science is just applied statistics?
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How do anti-determinists justify something coming from nothing, which is essentially what they believe when they support quantum uncertainty
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when you represent gravity three dimensionally instead of in 2D like most communicators do it goes from "wow that makes sense" to "that makes absolutely no sense"
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Curing aging in the next 1000 years is impossible.
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Entropy
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I just watched a video trying to explain entropy ("I wish I was taught Entropy this way!" by "FloatHeadPhysiscs").

I swear I must have a smooth brain or something because I feel the "macro-state"/"micro-state" definition feels a bit wrong and really arbitrary.

As far as I can tell a micro-state with few configurations is low entropy and a micro-state with many configurations is high entropy. Here is where I feel something is weird, I also saw another video talking about entropy where you they show a beaker filled with dice ("The Mysterious Entropic Force" by "The Action Lab"), I don't really care about the video but I found the beaker filled with dice interesting in relationship to the "macro-state"/"micro-state" definition of entropy. Considering that a high entropy micro-state consists of a state that has many possible configurations, a beaker of dice tends to remove many of this possible configurations even though there are other micro-states with many more configurations.

Here are some points that are in my head:

- I'm maybe missing something.
- Maybe then I have to be a lot more specific in the definition of the system.
- I feel that pass some point of precision of definition it feels that I'm just choosing a scenario biased towards an specific conception of entropy.

Here is the points I think could better define the dice beaker scenario:

- Consider gravity as part of the system
- Evaluate entropy on static states. Maybe a fixed moment in time, this way shaking is irrelevant (I would preferred of shaking the beaker was not part of the system).
- When evaluating, the evaluated elements or characteristics of the configuration of the states have to be the same.
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But why does the carbon steel turn black?
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How does Godel's incompleteness theorem explain solved games? Everything that applies to tic-tac-toe and connect four also applies to real life. Real life is just a bigger version of Connect Four.
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/scg/ - STEM career general
Capture
world superpower edition

Previous Thread: >>16597487

This thread exists to ask questions regarding careers associated to STEM.
>Discussion on academia-based career progression
>Discussion on penetrating industry from academia
>Or anything in relation to STEM employment or development within STEM academia!

Resources for protecting yourself from academic marxists:
>https://www.thefire.org/ (US)
>https://www.jccf.ca/ (Canada)

Information resource:
>https://sciencecareergeneral.neocities.org/
>*The Chad author is seeking additional input to diversify the content into containing all STEM fields. Said author regularly views these /scg/ threads.

No anons have answered your question? Perhaps try posting it here:
>https://academia.stackexchange.com/

An archive of some of the previous editions of /scg/:
http://warosu.org/sci/thread/15740454
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I HAVE TO RETAKE DISCRETE MATH FOR THE 3RD FUCKING TIME
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Let’s say everything everywhere, every when, exists all at once. All goods and all bads. A big fat annoying “multiverse”, or “omniverse”, or whatever pretentious word you want to use.

By such a point, is existence deterministic or one of pure probability?
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Imaginary Numbers
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I lost math at 17 with "IMAGINARY NUMBERS" with a teacher that looked like the pervert and from family guy, even whistled like him.

Okay i = the square root of -1. So what? Why call it imaginary? This pisses me off so much and it's not even homosexual, it's just blatantly anti-hetero.
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At what moment did you start understanding the way Calculus describes the world beyond simply solving the problems?
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Where does gravity come from?
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Coconut oil melts at 76 degrees. It's like an ice cube with a higher melting point.
Can I fill my house with a ton of coconut oil to cool it off?
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MASSIVE PROBLEM WITH LINEAR ALGEBRA
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BREAKING NEWS: A MASSIVE LOGICAL INCONSISTENCY GAS BEEN DISCOVERED IN THE FIELD OF LINEAR ALGEBRA, MAKING ALL MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL RESULTS OF THE PAST CENTURY INCORRECT.
SEE PIC RELATED FOR THE FAILURE. THERE ARE SUPPOSED TO BE MATRIX SYMBOLS AROUND THE DOT PRODUCT. IT'S OVER FOR CALCULISTS
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So is it a dire wolf or not
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What is the interest of pseudoscience as entertainment?
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ChatGPT calculated 1 in a trillion chance
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of these prime number spirals matching spiral galaxies, hurricanes, and other natural features is purely coincidental, is it correct?
https://3b1b-posts.us-east-1.linodeobjects.com/featured-content/prime-spirals.mp4#t=0.001
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When did having superior intelligence become an evolutionary disadvantage?
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Will I be fine if I start a masters in physics with only a math degree under my belt? I only read Young and Freedman as far as physics goes.
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>be me
>lecturer says practice all examples in [textbook name]
>read textbook cover page
>"at least I know the textbook"
>time for exam comes
>realise I'm cooked
>finish 3hr exam in 40min and get out
>realise later that all questions were from textbook
>don't be me
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There are hardly any theories, hypotheses, or works on variable physics.
Why did we assume that physics is the same everywhere and build all our theories on that assumption?
For example, redshift can be easily explained by variable physics, without resorting to the nonsense of dark energy, which supposedly makes up 70% of the universe and seems to possess magical properties.
Apparently, proposing something that simple, something that doesn’t break our current understanding of the local world, but does explain many observations from distant parts of the universe, is worse than inventing magical undetectable stuff.
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>P1) All numbers are in the list
>P2) We can create a number different from all numbers in the list
>C) There is a contradiction, so P1 is false.

Does anyone see the problem here? It could be premise 2 that is false. For if every number is indeed in the list, then the diagonal construction is simply impossible.
>But how can that be? The construction seems intuitive.
Ignoring the fact that the construction requires the completion of an infinite process… we can see a specific case where the construction is flawed.

Consider all expressions that define a real number. We can map the naturals to the real numbers produced by those expressions, in increasing order of the expression length. Problem: does the diagonal number have an expression that defines it? If it does, then it’s already in the list at a specific section of the list on account of its length, and we see the contradiction: the diagonal number must be defined to be different than itself, so the construction is simply invalid. But what if the diagonal number doesn’t have an expression that defines it? Then it wouldn’t be in the list because it’s not a number at all, and we can’t refer to it since it can’t be defined.

One might assume that undefinable numbers are simply a reality and can save the diagonal argument, but it has never been proven, and it cannot be proven, that such numbers exist, because they can’t be referred to without defining them! It is in no way guaranteed that there exists some arbitrary infinite string of digits for which there exists no finite definition for it. But because the diagonal argument supposedly shows that the reals are uncountable, it’s therefore believed that undefinable numbers must exist. But you must first that undefinable numbers exist in order for the proof to work, because it’s well known that the definable numbers are countable.
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PARASITE THEORY - REVOLUTION IN ALL OF SCIENCE
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Listen chuds, I came up with new revolutionary theory which connects evolutionary biology, sociology, psychology, and especially philosophy (of freedom).

It is a well known fact that for 99,9% of existence of human race, humans naturally had a lot of parisites, and our evolution and nature wasn't even considering that we may not have these parasites. Parasites are as natural to us, as bacterias. That's why a lot of us have some sort of allergy, but people with tapeworm don't have it, we are not supposed to not have tapeworms (especially people from poor backround, but I will come back to it later)!

This revolutionary theory totally explains why masses activly vote for anti-freedom candidates in elections. Policians are leeching on tax payer dollars, often giving nothing in return or even straight out poisoing it's feeders (see chemtrails), but not killing them (usually)!

Being oppresed, having worms, is a natural state of human, especially of humans coming from lower caste, historically speaking these castes were more prone to parasites! That's why aristocrats of the soul and body are not tolerant to mainstream politics, (too much parasites for evolutionarly not accustomed aristocrat chuddy!), instead they often chose libertarian type of parties.

But well, even prehistoric humans probably knew that parasites are bad, right? Yes, people want to fight with parasites, that's why literally everyone wishes to fight with oppression, but none wants a total death of all parasites - actually the contrary is true. It may sound paradoxical, but the truth is that people fight against oppression but they really need it!

State oppression is natural substitue for parasites, in parasite free society.
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Guys, we have to get to Mars NOW because according to the supergenius Elon Musk, the greatest academic intelligence of our time surpassing Einstein himself has discovered that Earth is going to be completely uninhabitable in a hundred million years! We must leave NOW and become a multi-planet species, there's no other option!
All the problems on Earth? pfffft, we can't wait a hundred million years to solve them, we must leave NOW and transport human fleshbags that require a breathable atmosphere and food millions of miles away to Mars! It's the only solution.

The supergenius greatest intelligence of all time has spoken, and we must listen! Just ignore that he already promised Starship would be landing on Mars in 2024 and it's now 2025 and it still hasn't been able to make low earth orbit, just ignore that! Any day now Starship in its glorious and definitely well engineered and thought out design will be transporting millions of Humans directly to Mars to prevent humans from going extinct on Earth! No, once the humans get to Mars, they can't breathe the air, it's colder outside than Antarctica, they can't grow crops in the soil nor can they easily access water or do anything outside of an environmentally sealed habitat, but certainly this is the place for humanity to survive and thrive, because one day the sun is going to be too hot and bright to live on Earth, and even though Mars will also be feeling that same heat and light increase it has to be the only other solution!
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What makes the heart beat?

What makes consciousness spur?
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>be a physics student
>study Lagrangian mechanics and field theory
>textbooks and instructors use bullshit “infinitesimals” to derive equations of motion
>makes no sense for functionals
>ask professors for clarification
>they shrug their shoulders and tell me to deal with it
>some years pass
>get into differential geometry on my own free time
>turns out the least action principle and Noether’s theorem can be formulated via vanishing of Lie derivatives
>makes perfect sense from a mathematical point of view
>no bullshit infinitesimals
>no even more bullshit infinitesimal fields
>immediately makes Noether’s theorem apparent
>immediately gives the connection to quantum mechanical symmetry operators
Why are physics professors so lazy? I understand being an undergraduate/graduate student, but they literally spent years if not decades doing physics and still can’t lecture properly.
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Your dad's boyfriend sends you 15 thirty minute long youtube videos in rapid succession about flat earth. How do you respond?
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Math
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Was thinking of this thing, this morning, although I know that this is a very cliche topic, would be glad, if I had people pointing errors in this or otherwise improving/generalizing more on this topic. I have attached the png file, do have a look! Cheers. If you are genuinely interested in this, I can post more such stuff online, although I must say that I am new to this site, and unaware of the details, so please be considerate in grilling me in the followups...
[eqn]
e^{i\pi} = -1
[/eqn]
yeah...just a noobie checking out whether LaTeX works in this platform or not.
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/mg/ - math general
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Badly-formatted information edition
Previous thread is: >>16589624
Talk mathematics
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I just took my math exam and I'm pretty sure I just failed it, fuck my life I'm so fucking retarded
>>16656119
>>16655474
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when will they invent quantum condoms
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Rope Worm / Ropeworm
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Rope Worms / Ropeworms. Photo from some hours ago. These are mine. I pooped them. Now I understand what they are. Ropeworms are amoebas that eat shit. End of the case.
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ugliest rocket award
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Nanofactory
What does /sci/ think of nanomachines?
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Nicotine as a treatment for autism, ADHD etc.
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Is it a meme by tobacco companies to get people addicted or a real phenomenon? I've heard acetylcholine receptors are disrupted in many neurodevelopmental disorders common nowadays. This would explain the effectiveness.
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So is AI good or bad at math? I hear mixed answers.
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We are closer to male obsolescence than female obsolescence
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If you think about it, when it comes to sexual reproduction the male form is more straight forward to replicate. Just do spermiogenesis in a lab and inject. While the female form would require oogenesis, placenta creation, gestation, nutrient exchange, etc.
I have seen anons say that one day women will be replace with robo wife's, but It is far less feasible to replace women than it is to replace men. If we were to replace one of the genders it would be the male.
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Entire field of psychiatry is fake.
9szanr
I just found out that I'm on three different psych meds that lower testosterone.
Each one of them is supposed to lower anxiety. They also lower testosterone. One of the side effects of low testosterone is increased anxiety and unstable mood.
All these drugs have extremely intense withdrawals that take months to ween off of, and they can all permanently lower libido. Going off of them cold turkey can lead to bouts of anxiety. All I started off with was a fear of heights.
People say, what's the alternative? It's just the only option science has.
But that is false. All of the entire world's entire psychiatric science, a global industry of $560 billion, is as fabricated as Kim Jong Un's physician's report that he is always in perfect health.
There was a 50 year ban on psychadelic research while this addictive, testosterone, dick destroying industry was put into place.
During that time, Alexander Shulgin, living underground, in a cave, with a box of scraps, developed dozens of anti-depressant and anti-anxiety drugs, with effects which last months from a single dose, with zero addiction potential, which do not lower testosterone, which do not cause bouts of anxiety, and which do not permanently lower libido.
https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20230905027096/en/Global-Mental-Health-Market-to-Reach-%24560.33-Billion-by-2030-Driven-by-Increasing-Awareness-and-Aging-Population---ResearchAndMarkets.com
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexander_Shulgin
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/PiHKAL
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/TiHKAL
https://www.nbcnews.com/id/wbna47632523
That is a $560 dollar industry of lies, abuse, gaslighting, rape, illusion, forced drug addiction, forced compliance, pseudocastration, death, and misery. That's 11 times the DARPA black budget for secret deep underground military weapon testing, just to sell people worthless and harmful drugs that have been obsolete for 70 years.
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"Professor" Dave
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Literally the personification of what's wrong with contemporary academia. An overglorified highschool teacher acting as a scientific authoroty. There is no greater charlatan than him, and the normalfags eat it all up.
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Why are "science communicators" like this?
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How is it that people can guess national IQs so accurately without actually living in those countries
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do we know for certain if bluetooth earphones cause cancer. I've been looking at some stuff online and alot of studies see no correlation.

Problem is that we've been wrong so many times before and the fact that most phones nowadays don't even have jacks for electric earphones, causing everybody to use them, could be catastrophic, with so much of the young western world having brain cancer.
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Is there any evidence that the big bang isn't simply a finite local event within an infinite and eternal universe that was caused by quantum fluctuations over a googleplex years? You don't even need a multiverse or "beggining" of existence for the standard model to explain the outcome
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/crg/ - Cellular Reprogramming General #3
DNA
Previous >>16597188

>What is this all about?
https://rentry.co/cr_general

>/sci/ anon found a way to safely and reliably activate Yamanaka factors, repairing your worn out body and reducing cellular age.
what I wanna know is, does this really do everything we need to fully restore ourselves? how long would that take? does this really address everything? seems like it addresses a lot of the problems people have on this board.

>We just need something that rebuilds the telomeres
Here ya go friend, just activate those Yamanaka factors https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3317569/

>Can't sleep
That’s a core benefit of the stack

>Still can't come up with a reliable solution for baldness
Allegedly its even growing new follicles back

>Protocol
It's a two step process.

Step1:
500mg Curcumin
500mg or so Tributryn
Take about a dropper full of B12.

Wait an hour.

Then, think of this as a balanced dose to start the reaction.

Step 2:
300mg Liposomal Apigenin
Another 500mg of Tributryn
About 500mg of either NAD or some combo of NAD and NMN.

Repeat step 2, 2-4+ times a day.

One week on one week off to avoid T cells exhaustion.

Ultimately this is your immune system first reprogramming itself and then going out to the rest of you. The T cells are able to identify cell wall markers where issues are the most severe and those will need to be targeted first before any specific issue.

Give it a little wiggle room if you don't need as much NAD or Tributryn. NAC is a good add in as well while doing this if you have a history of smoking or lung problems.
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When will we have molecular nanotechnology?
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thoughts? is it scientifically advisable to rebuild the whole grid for renewables?
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Give me a reason to learn math and physics
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Is math discovered, or created?
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The cyclical universe model by Penrose makes the most sense
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The universe infinitely crashes (heat death) and then reboots in a sequence of different eons

- The universe doesn't have a beginning or an end in a traditional sense. Instead, it goes through endless cycles (aeons), each starting with a "big bang" and ending in a slow, infinite expansion.

- These cycles are linked via conformal transformations, allowing the "end" of one to become the "start" of the next.

- This model challenges the classic view of a singular beginning (like the Big Bang) and offers a potential explanation for certain cosmological observations.

- Penrose has proposed that certain observed anomalies in the cosmic microwave background (CMB)—specifically ring-like patterns—may be signatures from events in previous aeons, such as collisions of supermassive black holes or other phenomena crossing the conformal boundary.
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why do scientists prefer cats to dogs?
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Reminder - Earth is the only planet that we know of that has a perfect solar eclipse, since our moon happens to be about the exact same size as our sun when viewed from the Earth.

Nowhere else in the universe does this happen.
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Electrical engineering
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I'm confused about the field of electrical engineering. What is it actually about? What are the main motivations to study it?

It seems that in the US it's one of the hardest and most prestigious degrees to do. Same e.g. in Switzerland. But in many other countries, EE is where CS dropouts go. This makes me confused about it because I think EE can actually mean different things in different places. What the fuck actually is it?
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>Math exam starts less than 1 hour from now
I'M SO SCARED GUYS I STUDIED BUT I'M SCARED OF FAILING AND IF I FAIL THIS EXAM THEN ALL MY HOPES AND DREAMS WILL BE DESTROYED
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So is global warming as bad as they say?
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There are people arguing that the planet is heating up bc of carbon and that it's very BAD. Apparently water levels will rise a few feet which doesn't sound bad. Hurricanes will be much worse bc it thrives off heat so they will become much smarter and level cities. Many places will receive less rain and cities are going to run out of water.

Farms will not be able to grow food down south but my understanding is farms further north will open up. More wildfires? Air will eb Hardee to breath we we get more co2. Oceans will be much hotter and sea life will die and humans won't be able to fish?

Is any of that the truth? Is it going to be bad but not that bad? Not that good will easily adjust to it? Or are we doomed?
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So you guys solve any math problems or do any cool science experiments recently?
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Is HIV/AIDS actually real?
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...and were drugs like AZT perhaps more harmful than helpful in combating the supposed epidemic?

Would love to hear your thoughts.
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Big Black Science Man bros...
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does math make sense?
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I don't have the patience to read 3 books that explain why 1+1=2, what matters is that in real life this works, but, for example, in another universe, 1+1=1, even if it were impossible to live in that universe, this fact breaks all our mathematics, that's why I ask, does mathematics make sense?
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Science: whites are monkeys
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The Earthly Avatar of Science has dropped the scientifically verified truth that whites are monkeys and no threads?

You’re covering this up because you feel hit. You’re mayo monkeys.
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How can a galaxy have a flat rotation curve and spiral arms? Makes no sense.
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Looks like these two fuckers will no longer be grifting together:

Sam Altman once said OpenAI and Microsoft had the “best partnership in tech.” Now, their Silicon Valley marriage is on the rocks.
Microsoft turbocharged the AI startup’s growth over the past six years with billions of dollars in funding, helping OpenAI’s ChatGPT accumulate more than 500 million weekly users. OpenAI powered cutting-edge generative AI tools for the technology giant, helping its share price triple.
That relationship has become strained. The CEOs are increasingly at odds over the computing power Microsoft provides to OpenAI, the access the startup gives the technology giant to its models and whether the Altman-led company’s AI systems will soon achieve humanlike intelligence, according to people familiar with their relationship. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has also made it a priority to beef up sales and usage of ChatGPT rival Copilot, and last year hired a rival of Altman’s who launched a secret effort to build models for Microsoft that would reduce its dependence on OpenAI.
While they are preparing their companies for independent futures, both still wield tremendous power over one another at a critical moment in the global AI race.
https://archive.today/CM8X8
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How can something come from nothing?
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Is mathematics a form of magic, or divination?
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Mathematics, as we know it, is a series of rituals done in a specific fashion in order to access a well of objective knowledge that can be applied in order to benefit us or predict the future, albeit highly specific and concrete.

This is pretty much divination.

That isn't to demean math or exalt traditional divination or woo woo, it's to say that math is just a correct form of divination, or more accurately, physical prediction.

Now there could be an ontological argument about how true this is, but as far as how mathematics fits into the study of culture and religion, would calling math a form of divination be correct?
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>can you prove it?
>No?
Then get the fuck off my board
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Why is our moon so boring? We even named it Moon.
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Let us rank youtube slob in terms of scientific value and entertainment
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Is AI sycophancy related to Brandolini principle?

A sycophantic model will often take the path of least resistance: agreeing with a user’s incorrect or misleading statement. It’s computationally and conversationally “easier” than providing a nuanced, well-supported correction.
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Is there a cure for sexual deviancy?
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You should be able to solve this
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Oh no!
When 4chan went down Kurisu got trapped in a timeloop on /j/ with nothing to do but eat hotpockets!
She gained 250 pounds in 11 days. Assume her metabolic rate was 2000 calories a day to start and 1 pound of fat is 3500 calories; How many hot pockets did Kurisu eat? And given that number, how many liters of tears did 4chan's ~200 janitors shed?
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Are there ways to improve genes and get rid of allergies, or are we doomed because intermixing will spread these genes everywhere?
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why is dividing by 0 not allowed but dividing by 2 allowed? why is the number 0 so special?
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Is materialism a mental illness?
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Vaccine Hesitancy (PhD vs Masters)
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Why are PhDs so hesitant to take the vaxx, whilst master students are the goodest goys?
Why are master students peak midwit? Too dumb to get a job right after their bachelors, and also to dumb for a PhD?
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Does a circle have an infinite number of sides or 0 sides?
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Long term Health Problems from living with a chain smoker?
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Why is no one talking about solar sails? Apparently we have the technology that can send probes to outer planets in just a few months and the alpha centauri in 20 years. And no gravity assists, only by getting pushed by the sun's radiation. Testing for it keeps getting delayed
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Why hasn’t there been any practical experiments attempting to detect advanced electromagnetic waves?
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Who would you say is the most genius person to ever exist in our world?
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Königsberg Bridge Problem
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Is this a valid solution? It seems like recognizing the true size of the plane allows for an easy fix.
Any other topographic questions with similar answers?
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Arctic melting
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Scientifically is it possible to halt the melting of the Arctic? Or has climate change too much momentum to be stopped in time?

Here's the source of my image:
https://climate.nasa.gov/vital-signs/arctic-sea-ice/?intent=121
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Anyone here who was bad/average at mathematics and related subjects(physics, chemistry, etc...) but eventually got extremely good?

What did you do? What is your learning strategy? How do you practice? How much? What main things helped you build mastery and what changes to your approach contributed to elevating yourself past your previous mediocre level?

Preferably I'd like the advice of someone in the 115 to 125 IQ range or below. Even better if you perform most poorly on numerical reasoning on IQ tests and your score is carried by visuospatial ability, logic and memory. Great as well if your WORKING memory is below average (but your long-term memory average/above). Thanks
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What makes cats so hard to kill?
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>enter a science conference
>approach the mic as one of sciencemen yaps about equations or something
>"What about the hard problem doe"
>leave as the auditorium erupts in cacophony of bestial screams and violence
Why are scientists like this instead of just admitting defeat?
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Find all pairs of positive integers (x,y) such that y(x^2+x+1)=(x+1)(y^2-1)
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Why dont we just build a massive mass driver capable of launch X-33 Venture star into low earth orbit. It would entirely reusable and very fuel efficient. Just the main problem is the intial cost would be astronomical hut over time it would pay for itself in launch costs.
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Three quarks in a baryon
Three color charges
Three families of quark
Three families of electron
Three families of neutrinos

Why does the universe love this number so much, is it because space is 3 dimensional?
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does anybody know how to get a biology cellular microscope , or what the lenses are called for those kinds of microscopes
or if they make ones with screens or projectors instead of telescopes
and the cell instruments
what am i looking for, what needle gauge? how do i buy instruments that small? where?
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Hearken denizens of /sci/
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I shall bless you with intelligence suppressing your peers or wisdom beyond your years.
Make your choice.
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How to "learn" all the branches of vertebral artery and blood supply of brain in general?
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How do they keep the grid at 50Hz?
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Alright math wizes. Which slot has the best odds of winning the grand prize of 1 million dollars if someone dcas $100 per month with 100% bonus and what is the best strategy?
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Graduate level analysis
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Pic related doesn't require topology or metric spaces as a prerequisite, because it teaches you the necessary topology and metric spaces within it.

If this is the case then why are topology and metric spaces included in undergraduate real analysis when one can easily cover it in graduate school?

Does anybody know?
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Did we create angels and demons because the human spirit feel lonely deep down so we desperately want there to be other sapient beings with us?
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I have a math exam tomorrow, I think I'm going to do well on it bros, if I don't forget this post then maybe I'll tell you later how I did on it, there's no way I'm going to bomb this test...right?
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How many days can a human survive with just drinking water?
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The US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, aka DARPA, believes mathematics isn't advancing
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How doe it make you feel that the american bureaucrats think you are too slow at making science?

A new DARPA project called expMath "aims to jumpstart math innovation with the help of AI," writes The Register. America's "Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency" believes mathematics isn't advancing fast enough, according to their article...
So to accelerate — or "exponentiate" — the rate of mathematical research, DARPA this week held a Proposers Day event to engage with the technical community in the hope that attendees will prepare proposals to submit once the actual Broad Agency Announcement solicitation goes out...

[T]he problem is that AI just isn't very smart. It can do high school-level math but not high-level math. [One slide from DARPA program manager Patrick Shafto noted that OpenAI o1 "continues to abjectly fail at basic math despite claims of reasoning capabilities."] Nonetheless, expMath's goal is to make AI models capable of:

- auto decomposition — automatically decompose natural language statements into reusable natural language lemmas (a proven statement used to prove other statements); and
auto(in)formalization — translate the natural language lemma into a formal proof and then translate the proof back to natural language.
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I can't grasp physics but I want to study it
I put so much time and effort into studying but I rarely learn anything

Any advice to actually understand this shit or should I just give up?
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Two Pierre

https://www.reddit.com/r/oddlysatisfying/comments/1kff29k/pi_being_irrational/
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Alright /sci/, brace yourselves.

An obscure paper dropped last week from a Kazakh institute nobody's heard of, claiming to have created a working prototype of a gravity lens—not using mass, but frequency-tuned neutrino interference. Sounds like BS? That’s what I thought until I saw the raw data dump and schematics. It’s eerily consistent with unverified DARPA patents from 2003 and mimics the gravitational anomalies observed near the Moon’s far side.

Before mods nuke this for “pseudoscience,” understand:

- They replicated gravitational time dilation in a lab setting.

- No exotic matter. No wormholes. Just wave superposition.

- An internal whistleblower from JAXA posted an identical experimental setup on a dead Usenet node 3 years ago. It got zero attention.

Why now? Why buried? Who benefits?
If this holds, Newton, Einstein, and quantum loop all get metaphorically curb-stomped.

Let’s tear it apart, /sci/:
Is this the dawn of gravity engineering? Or just schizo dreams dressed up in LaTeX?
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Screenshot 2025-05-05 at 02-19-40 Algebraic Topology a comprehensive introduction - topbookf.pdf
this is at the beginning of a book on algebraic topology.
How is this r(x) function continuous? It flips between -1 and 1 instantly.
I have not really done topology but I have read a little online. How can you tell that the preimage of -1 and of 1 are both open? This is what makes it continuous, right?
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There's a wind storm specific to space called a black hole. Otherwise you're dum anouh to believe in gooey magical grav zones.
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