/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.8253245]

If you could generate the entire universe in a computer (uncropped) what would it look like?

[Anonymous No.8253342]

like a perfect torus

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kxuU8jYkA1k

[Anonymous No.8253345]

>>8253245
my dik.

[Anonymous No.8253434]

>>8253342
shit that's cool

[Anonymous No.8253460]

>>8253342
What is it and why is it doing that

[Anonymous No.8253481]

>>8253245

[Anonymous No.8253486]

>>8253481
>using windows
There's your problem.

[Anonymous No.8253492]

>>8253486
>being a faggot
There's yours.

[Anonymous No.8253581]

>>8253460
constructing a perfectly symmetrical geometry which holds true even if dimensions are added or removed

it can be used to find the underlying patterns of mod 9 arithmetic

[Anonymous No.8253607]

>>8253581
So was this machine built by something?

[Anonymous No.8253618]

>>8253607
I can only respond with a question:
Did humans invent the decimal system or did they discover it?

[Anonymous No.8253620]

>>8253618

[Anonymous No.8253707]

It would look like the universe.

[Anonymous No.8253778]

>>8253618
decimal sucks
pi doesn't even terminate

[Anonymous No.8253831]

>>8253245
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[Anonymous No.8253833]

>>8253492
>thinking Windows and Mac are the only operating systems
There's your problem.

[Anonymous No.8253848]

>>8253833
>associating mac with faggotry despite it not being mentioned

you're doing something right at least

[Anonymous No.8253964]

>>8253342
spooky

[Anonymous No.8254549]

But how after 7?

[Anonymous No.8254558]

>>8253245
It would look like an anime

[Anonymous No.8254559]

>>8253245
"If you could build a set that contains all of the sets, what would it look like?"

[Anonymous No.8254562]

>>8253342
falsifiablyly false

[Anonymous No.8254576]

>>8253342
Reddit says that this isn't real math

[Anonymous No.8254623]

>>8253245
like this

[Anonymous No.8256286]

>>8254576
how about researching for yourself instead of googling the first hit of vortex math

its mod 9 arithmetic, its complicated but not magic

reddit is full of esotheric faggots who think our decimal system is given to us by god

[Anonymous No.8256288]

>>8254562
what is?

[Anonymous No.8256289]

>>8253245
You're looking at it

[Anonymous No.8256290]

Isn't the universe suppose to be a 4D sphere?

[Anonymous No.8256303]

>>8254576
>Reddit says
so?

[Anonymous No.8256313]

You can't generate the universe in a computer. You can't generate anything but a story in a computer or anything else.

Tell me how you get from making an abstraction of your limited observations and condensing that abstraction into a physical law, into that law now being responsible for the universe you abstracted?

Where do you not get that all you are doing is telling a story?
Has your brain really fooled you into thinking that the picture in your head IS the world? Then why do you need to sense the world?

The only real difference between artists and scientists is that artists know its just an analogy, and can never be anything else.

[Anonymous No.8256326]

>>8256290
>"x essentially a 4D y"
a clear indicator that you should stop reading or watching

[Anonymous No.8256327]

>>8256326
>he thinks 4 dimensions are hard to comprehend

You don't belong on this board, brainlet.

[Anonymous No.8256337]

>>8256327
>I pretend to comprehend 4D to fit in and sound smart
the fourth dimension way too often used by meme scientists with no explanation behind it

[Anonymous No.8256338]

>>8254576
You have to go back.

[Anonymous No.8256340]

>>8256337
>with no explanation behind it
what do you need explained?

[Anonymous No.8256379]

>>8253342
they're sure working hard to disguise it as number theory and geometry

>therefore there is potential for resonance between all layers

i also noticed an error: 9 modulo 9 is 0, but they say it's 9

DISGUStING

>>8253581
what the fuck does this even mean?
>perfectly symmetrical geometry which holds true even if dimensions are added or removed
firstly, what does perfectly symmetrical mean?
second, why is the torus a special case?
spheres are symmetrical under reflection and rotation about every axis, and unless you've embedded them strangely, those symmetries are retained no matter how many "extra" dimensions you have

[Anonymous No.8256406]

>>8256337
>what are manifolds

[Anonymous No.8256444]

>>8256379
>i also noticed an error: 9 modulo 9 is 0, but they say it's 9

are you stupid? mod 9 arithmetic merely explaining the interactions between numbers. only a retard would take it literally.

>blablabla spheres
spheres don't exist in reality, the vbm torus is the 2D representation of a sphere and the closest you'd get to one in our universe.

>what the fuck does this even mean?
just go to school kid

[Anonymous No.8256463]

>>8256379
>i also noticed an error: 9 modulo 9 is 0, but they say it's 9

little high school lesson just so you gtfo

numbers in decimal:

0123456789

mod 9:

01234578 or 123456789

>spheres
don't exist in reality, a vbm torus is a 2D mapping of a 3D sphere (because they are perfectly symmetrical) and the closest you will get to one in our universe

>what the fuck does this even mean?
why do you even try to evaluate if you can't even comprehend?

[Anonymous No.8256480]

>>8253245
For some reason i'm seeing wojak in the thumbnail

[Anonymous No.8256483]

>>8256463
ah i see that makes so much more sense now

[Anonymous No.8256513]

>>8256480

[Anonymous No.8256994]

>>8256463
>don't exist in reality
same with a perfect torus. whats your point

[Anonymous No.8256995]

>>8253245
A computer

[Anonymous No.8256997]

>>8253618
Its math, there's no difference

[Anonymous No.8257885]

>>8256994
A perfect torus is computable in 2D, a perfect sphere is not. That's my point.

>>8256997

what? I was implying that some people think decimal is a natural number system

I'm sure you will make a great mathematician with this attitude /sarcasm

[Anonymous No.8257896]

>>8254576
>Reddit
Stopped reading right there.

[Anonymous No.8257899]

>>8257896
4chan is for 13-25 year olds.
Reddit is for 22-35 year olds.
Very rarely are there any top level graduates online in forums anymore.
They jump to conclusions, straw man and contradict well known consensus-based concepts, and in some areas, they even reject axioms.

They don't seem to understand the importance of coherency or source.

In this case, anon straw mans and then refuses to point to a source, just dictating anons memory justifies anons emotional retort and denial.

Debate etiquette calls for references, which I posted, and logical arguments without presumptions, which I posted, but I doubt anyone will take LOGIC for what it's worth when people can try to rely on self-serving biases and interpretations.

[Anonymous No.8257910]

>>8257899
>Reddit is for 22-35 year olds.
You've clearly never been to /r/all.

[Anonymous No.8258004]

>>8257899
You have to go back.

[Anonymous No.8258063]

>>8257899
>claiming to know the average age of anonymous communities

[Anonymous No.8258216]

>>8253342
>Torus
>VBM
>Phi

wtf dude, I think I'll stick to the only math I somewhat know (grade 10 math am dropout)

[Anonymous No.8258250]

>>8258216
Go back to >>>/b/rainlet.