/sci/ - Science & Math

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>>12498118
>t. Got over 200 on a psychologist administered IQ test

You could use a global nuclear strike to fuck up the internet for several years.

They should add to the spectrum of free will versus predestination some kind of -ism related to control theory.

>>12118609
>I truly wouldn't be surprised if he tries to do it at some point.
This is definitely going to happen. I will succeed when I try. History will record me as the killingest man that ever lived.

>>11945262
>i wish it would work
Talking about it and not talking about are both going to fail to make racism go away. In the meantime, it's the racists who love it when everyone is talking about race, racism, and racists all the time. If racists didn't love it, it wouldn't be on TV all the time. That's how can you tell BLM is an anti-black cointelpro operation, btw: the absolute approval it gets on TV while the economic predicates of Occupy were uniformly mocked with derision. BLM is the government's anti-Occupy.

Talking about racism distracts from the golden rule. If you need to talk about an issue, talk about the golden rule. If that's too abstract, or whatever, and I think it is too "whatever" to debate whether or not one ought to practice the golden rule, then talk about capitalism which is a rock solid idea with policy positions and actionable remedies.

>ask God's enemies if God is gay
>enemies say yes
>can't understand why everything is a lie

All physicists know linux.

>How does electricity work?
Charged particles move in such fashion that their energy is reduced.

>>11198623
>look_how_they_massacered
Although I am sure it is scant consolation, it will be much worse for their sons and daughters, and I will put those unclean souls onto a worse timeline after they die, and that entire clan will suffer forever, them and their spawn.

>>11165424

Put rhythmic pressure on her vagina.

My thinking is that if you'll obey them when they tell you not to bring the Lord an offering then you will obey them when they tell you to go hide while they send a disguise monster of your likeness to do who knows what.

>>11092741
Here's another reason why I'm and incel. Tall good-looking athletic professional man gets zero swipes on Tinder in a city of 5million people.

>>10780555
Imagine you live in group theory where they had the axiom that all algbraic sets are groups. Then one day someone comes along and says, "Hey why don't you put a hat on the group so that it becomes a monoid?" Then everyone starts chimping out screaming, "How can the elements not have an inverse?" They smear themselves in shit and start calling you a crackpot and type in every thread you make, "By the axiom that all algebraic sets are groups, group-hat monoid cannot exist!" REEEEEEEE

>>10681531
>MAGNETS ARE A MOTHERFUCKING MIRACLE
ftfy

Had anyone here ever attended one of thier summer camps, are they a meme?

>>10281408
>what is wrong with this proof?
It is circular because it assumes P.

For an example of something non-circular, consider the definition of real numbers: A real number is a cut in the real number line. One asks: What is a number line? All lines are number lines because all lines can be cut. One asks: What is the real number line? The number line is a unique line with the label "real." One asks: What is a line? A line is a geometric object. One asks: What is geometry? Geometry is the study of shapes. One asks: What are shapes? Shapes are ideas. One asks: What is an idea? An idea is a (relatively) non-physical abstraction held in the human mind? One asks, etc...

To define real numbers, I have referred to the real number line, but then I have defined the real number line without reference to real numbers. Therefore, the definition is not circular.

>>10252389
She testified that there was no way that I might have seemed such and such an usual way to her might because of the enslavement that followed Helene and Joe's fraud affidavit wherein they alleged that I had threatened to attack the personal residence in Buckhead of the Governor of my home state (allegedly in the USA.) I had said no such thing, I had only mentioned rhetorically that I might do another thing when Helene started with her, "Oh yeah, what then tough guy?," line of rhetoric when questioning me about the unusual status of my research. I mentioned only once upon her umpteenth badgering that I might escalate my Occupy Activities to include breaking a public facing window downtown, the window of the Governor's Office's foyer which faces the front lobby of the golden domed state capital building (wherein I did once observe during business hours on a weekday the single highest concentration of 10/10 women I had ever seen, and where Joey "El Mencho" Collins havd participated in the Capitol's paige program for young boys during the 1990s.) When Helene and Joe signed the affidavit that authorized the state use of violence against me after Helene tricked me into opening the door, Helene and Joe gave false testimony. They said I was going to the Governor's home, and was going to rush past an armed guard in a residential neighborhood instead of simply entering a public building downtown, and they said I was going to rather than I had once remarked that I might. I only made this comment in an off-hand way on one occasion when Helene started with her retarded, "Oh yeah, what then tough guy?," line of rhetoric regarding the status of my research and her strong to desire that I begin the career which was unacceptable and I have since left. Her desire for me to get a job was so strong.

>>10225723
I looked at Lang's algebra this year and I have to agree that it is a meme. I quickly became confused about the structure of groups, and then I discovered that Lang failed to mention that groups are closed under their operations. When I saw this, then Lang made sense, technically, but his failure to disclose this vital property of groups is to gloss over the most important feature of algebraic groups.

>>10183533
>How do you develope rational and skeptical thinking skills?
The most productive exercise I ever had in this regard was to learn the names of the classical fallacies.

>>10118537