/sci/ - Science & Math

>2014
>not studying computer science

ISHYGDDT

its like you dont want to get a lot of money

>>6504801
You wouldn't just assume that the philosophy of man dictates reality, would you?

>>6498065
>US
>not China

>>6408755
0 + 1 = 0

>>6271974
>girlfriend
ya, that must be what it is

>>6243401
>implying you're not a part of the general public

Question: How do I distinguish a person who is "meditating" from a person who is just sitting around, doing nothing and claiming he was meditating? What difference can I observe? If there is no observable difference, I have reason to dismiss "meditation" as bogus.

>>6193069
>Being australian
>In the month of November of the Year 2013

>>6186695

http://kids.frontiersin.org/

>5 year olds can publish in biology

>>6135520
>there are stars 100x bigger than the milky way galaxy.

>Source: Wikipedia

Is this another lets argue about Semantics thread?

5/6x-2/3=1

Does anyone know of an online calculator that can do algebraic fractions like this?

>Electron holes are charge carriers

Nice scientific model, fags.

>>5999804
lel

So I just thought of this and had to type it out.

Anyways, my thinking is that as it stands, not much is going into the actual exploration of space. There is some progress here and there, but nothing truly HUGE. Ill green text the rest of my scenario that I thought up.

>Once a resource partitioning technology comes to fruition, occupation of other planets is a possibility.
>The potential for space-travelling imperialism is a ridiculous amount of time away, but as it stands technologically, its kinda gotta happen at that point.
>Once this exists, which may be up to 1k+ years or so, imperialistic tendencies, if not already thought up, will be put into space.
>Planet establishments and rule will become normal. Planet-to-planet communication will become common practice and the news will consist of inter-planetary news from all planets conjoining on a single station (such as CNN, BBC, RT, what have you).
>The rule will be military rule on each planet as to deter potential threats.
>Everything that happens on Earth culturally will be spread to these different places and combine with the planet's own vibe and surroundings, along with any already existing factors

Just thought this up.

Its Universe Imperialism hour.

>>5927529
>Personally, I don't think Chinese people, or even east Asian people, are naturally intelligent people; I think a big part of their stereotype as intelligent comes from propaganda from those nations, especially true for China and Korea.

>>5919368
Not defining your variables.

>Womens studies majors

><span class="math"> \left( r - 1 \right) ! [/spoiler] instead of <span class="math"> \Gamma (r) [/spoiler]
>ishygddt

I call bullshit. For what I said, plus the theta appearing out of nowhere, but mainly because on the right hand side, r is just part of a constant that can be multiplied out, so it would just be part of a constant multiple on the left side too. I think OP's just trolling.

>mfw I come across this


http://www.businessinsider.com/this-chart-shows-just-how-much-smarter-engineers-are-than-everyone-else-2012-4

>>5839883
>most mathematics tend to create more bad than good