/sci/ - Science & Math

>>7267288
that's what happens when the the forever mediocre 18-19 year old dorm-dwelling spergs scurry out of the way and the big boys have space to slap each other in the face and call one another faggots

Sup /sci/. I am a 22 year old who lives at home, I'm trying to save money for a. a car, b. renting an apartment, and c. law school. I am a complete banking nublar and I would appreciate any insight. I recently applied for a credit card to improve my credit score, what are some other financial "do's and don'ts" that you educated fellows recommend?

Math is the most general umbrella I could find here that banking may fit under. Perhaps I should hit up /r/ for banking PDFs?

>>4304930

>maybe some kind of textile/polymer work mainly dealing with color dyeing.

Is that because you like fashion or clothes or something

>>4168511
>>4168514

What.

Isnt Philosophy relevant in everything anyone could do? I mean, not crucial in itself. But it provides a frame work in which people can think about what they are doing.

>>4126081

>that completely changed the course of the world more than any single person

Thats a stretch dont you think? In what way did Karl Marx change the world at all? Besides just writing some papers that some people liked.

Also China =/= communist

>>3721007

>mfw porn is the cure to the useless want to procreate.

>>3710358

Did you really take that post seriously?

Put these living creatures in order, having the creatures you would be least willing to kill, you respect the most, etc. at the end of the list.

Spiders, moths, humans, trees, dogs/cats, flies, mosquitoes, alligators, chickens & chimpanzees.

You could even explain why you put a creature in a certain place in the list.

Dear skeptics,

- Within 50 years we will have unlocked strong AI (unless you believe the conscience isn't something that can be replicated, in which case you're a shitty skeptic).

- We will use AI in many aspects of life, a big one being video gaming.

- If you understand how saturated the gaming market is today, you'll know there are millions of "gaming worlds" out there. What happens in the future when we make games with real AI?

- Suddenly you have a potentially infinite number of virtual/artificial universes, each with its own breed of intelligent sprites.

- Potentially infinite artificial universes vs. our single reality.

- You can now acknowledge that if it is indeed possible to create AI and use them in such simulations, we are vastly outnumbered and likely just another simulation, similar to our future creations.

- Implies intelligent design is possible, and more than likely. Even if this universe doesn't NEED it, there are several games out there in which you simply set parameters and allow it to evolve (similar to developing the laws of physics for creation).

Discuss

>thank you guys like about its that's what I was going to increase