/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11685168
If we wanted to include more media with glaringly obvious statistical errors and erroneous assumptions that cause, for example, regression towards the mean, then /sci/ would have already included your field of study.

>>11620139
>QM

"ABSOLUTELY NO!
Both relativity theory (special as well as general) and quantum field theory have a causality structure built in. This means that information processing takes place along extremely rigorous rules, and these rules include the mechanisms at work inside our brains. What is more, since our brains operate at body temperature (mine does), quantum correlations between nerve cells are washed away by thermal fluctuations, so you may even forget about quantum mechanics when you discuss the mechanisms active inside our brains ..."

http://www.staff.science.uu.nl/~hooft101/para.html

>>11605983
sweet release

>>9508664
>still end up much better than the rest of fucking aerospace industry
call back when they at least rack up quarter of the successful launches of Airane or Soyuz you insufferable faggot