/sci/ - Science & Math

If I flip a coin and it comes up heads 1000 times in a row this is no more or less likely than any other outcome.

So why would we treat this as being exceptionally improbable?

If bombs can do fusion why not detonate them underground in a super strong chamber and use them to generate energy?

I didn't pay attention in school. How do I pretend that I smart?

Give me any math problem and i will solve it

>teach university math class
>students don't know Greek letters

>be me
>trying to get a math professor job
>every single math jew in Israel trying to move to Europe right now
ZOG strikes again. Maybe I can get a job in Gaza?

How do I go about learning higher order physics and mathematics if I'm sub 120iq?????

I have come to the conclusion that I have ADHD
>hurr durr ADHD isn't real
Yes it is. Every time I try to study from a textbook I'm just reading words and not understanding it. Every time I try to study from a textbook I immediately get bored and go on YouTube or play a video game. Every time I try to study from a textbook I fall asleep.

Denying the fact that I have a disability gives me a reason to not try harder. Knowing that I have a disability will give me a reason to try harder. I was not biologically programmed to fit in this society but I must adapt or die. I am hoping to get my prescription pills of Ritalin soon for the first time ever at the age of 22 so I can focus in college and not end up as a 30+ NEET someday. As long as it doesn't fuck up my brain I don't care about taking Ritalin, I NEED it so I can actually be a functional human being.

>>15661470
Because around 20 is the usual age range where people enter adult life, i.e. go to college, move away from their parents into their first apartment, etc. Upon leaving childhood behind, for the first time they get confronted with the full extent of inhumane conditions in technological-industrial soiciety. This is the main cause of so called "mental illness".

Either I got filtered or epistemology is retarded. Is it true that philosophers have no agreed definition of knowledge and haven't found any methods of gaining knowledge other than scientific method and math?

>>15612765

How I'm supposed to believe meteorologists concerning climate change when they can't even accurately predict the weather tomorrow?

Quantum entanglement

is the Universe flat or is it round like almost everything else in the Universe?
Why?
Why not?

Infinitary logic is a thing and sounds quite interesting. The wiki article isn't useful though and it seems one of the most important books on the topic is written by a woman, so I'm never gonna read it.

Imaginary numbers were a mistake.

>>15509590
usually you do some experiments yourself as part of your degree
you could easily visit a particle accelerator too if you're doing a physics degree
but yes it's very complicated so it's not like you're gonna be able to verify everything in the accelerator
what can you do? idk lol

Did you know that every person who was diagnosed with Alzheimer previously had the common cold at some point in their life?

>best grades in every math class
>constantly depressed because no gf

I'm the opposite. I am intelligent and only know abstract theory. I don't know any trivia because I consider them uninteresting. That's why pop sci midwits appear more educated than me even though technically they aren't.

>chlorine can react with organic matter in water to form disinfection byproducts (dbps) dbps are a group of chemicals that have been linked to health problems such as cancer

How is computational (ir)reducibility different from the already well-known concept of Kolmogorov complexity? It seems to me he just took that old theory and rephrased it in simplified zoomer language.

Uncountable just means whatever exceeds your IQ capacity for counting. For example, for OP any number greater than 3 is uncountable.

can science explain how i am 32 years old but i never had sex before?