/sci/ - Science & Math

>>14784725
>make outlandish claims about the future
>they come true
>insist new outlandish future predictions are factual

>>11580421
Go into your basement (bedroom) and construct a model to test your theory. Publish your results so we can have a good laugh at you.

>>11074499
see:
>>11073451
and go learn statistics you faggot
t. data scientist

Ive been thinking of immortality / agelessness for a long time and I have a question

Sence trying to change dna would be way to difficult I've wondered if somehow getting a suggestion or command to the cells that says something onlong the lines of Stay at the age of (x) and continue evolving to protect form disease

Could that possibly work?

also general immortality thread

>>7751501

On a board full of narcissists who believe that mathematical knowledge is the only measure of scientific acumen, why do I need to constantly explain that the components of a system do not matter when it is governed by the exact same algorithm. Memetics is just a branch of evolutionary science. If memetics is not a science then neither is evolutionary biology or biology for that matter since the latter is fundamental to its understanding.

Memetics uses the same mathematics as evolutionary biology because it's the same pattern, self replicating reproducing with limited variation and varying success in a dynamic environment. Only the components differ. Just like you can have a flux or a mol of anything, anything can evolve given that it conforms to the parameters summarized above. Both memes and genes conform to these parameters with memes having the added variable of human creativity resulting in the rapid and punctuated nature of their evolutionary trajectories.

>>7344514

How do I know your blue is my blue? How do I know you exist? What is Know? What is how? What is what?

Welcome to philosophy, the useless discipline of endless circular logic and artificial linguistic paradoxes that has resulted in no useful predictive knowledge over the entire course of its fruitless, neuron-wasting history.