Look at this shit. How is science different from voodoo priests saying voodoo is proven true because another voodoo priest said so? Or a Wikipedia article saying something is true because Salon said it’s true and Salon said it’s true because Wikipedia said it’s true? (Someone initiated the circular reference and then it becomes self-perpetuating)Science is in salvageable and scientists are net negative impact 105 iq assburgers thinking they’re much smarter than they really are. They also believe they’re at the end of history at any given moment, again because of midwitism. This allows them to justify any atrocity, and never consider any evidence outside their established narrative.
>>16188282This has all happened before but you have a small glint to you. I can't tell if that's true. :)
>>16186767Theres actually a ton of diaperfags on campuses these days, so learning to not shit in your pants probably outranks a college degree in terms of intellectual achievement
>>16125505lobotomizing and castrating the mentally ill is good tho, whats a problem is that they're allowed to roam free afterwards
>>16125191Voodoo is epic, science doesn't hold a candle to ithttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zL_XPYLHVJA
>>16169496>Make university actually hard again.Not very long ago, The vast majority of students in the us have never even heard of caculus before they went to university. You can easily find Knuth talking about it. Nowadays plenty of highschoolers know calculus and programming. The difficulty of school has always been dictated by the student. In fact if you want difficult you could just learn anything from libgen. Again, something people not to long ago wouldn't be able to do, they might have one math book in their city library.
previous thread >>16174616This is one of the boards newest generals. Fairly high activity due to edge lords trying to be funny but instead spreading facts about the absolute state of our world.Intro stats is fairly easy, intermediate stats come the programming and we have already have several battles about what language is the best in the thread. Nobody uses SAS funnily enough, SPSS has had some people trying to joust the edgelords who are into R and C++, while the stata children are silent as usual.Come one, come all. State your dumb questions, /pol/tardy or not. Some fairly useful and funny math is showcased in this thread.
>>16187525Any anons working on information geometry?
>>16190158It would be interesting to hear a bit about the applications of this.
>>16189868Seethe harder poltard
Can anyone redpill me on Poisson statistics?
>>16187525Biggest lie in all of statistics is that events are independent. They're not. In casinos it's common to see streaks of 10 in roulette. If the next event is independent you'd expect 50% of the times 10 streaks are observed to continue to 11. That's not what happens.
Post god-tier books
>>16190414I'll take a look at Godement. I've been slowly working through Jean-Paul Penot's Analysis and it's been kind of kicking my ass. I've already technically done courses on baby Rudin and measure but I find that I'm relatively weak on the topology and functional analysis side of analysis. >>16190426Penot* not Perot. Oops.
>>16190450>I'll take a look at Godement.Godement is a madman, enjoy. I think he makes for a very good second pass through the material, so definitely pair it with another if you're learning things for the first time. Everytime I pick up his books I end up learning something.
I feel like we might already have the technology for it
>>16190810PS - If this message stumps you, I don't think you're going to be very helpful.Anyone that solves it, if you're in the right field of work, maybe I'll reach out.
>>16188918>Isaac AsimovLMAO
>>16190877Take a crack at the message if you have something to say, my friend.I'm interested.>>16190810
>>16188918I think we should panic and try to pull the plug. If that fails we could always send a captured terminator back through time.
>>16190810I figure out the message. It reads as follows."I take big fat dicks up my arse every night and I whore my mother out to drunken Negroes"What did he mean by that????
I didn't go to college. I'm an autodidact.
You can model the blade with linkage and pendulum in your mind.
>>16190621lol he thinks the peace will continue
I unironically learned more on /sci/ than in 5 years of university. University means studying how to satisfy your professor in the next exam. Autodidactic learning means acquisition of knowledge for your own satisfaction.
>>16190610You're not missing out on that much. A reasonably bright person with a good work ethic could learn my 5 year math/compsci/physics minor degree in less than 2 years, less if you focus on the important/fundamental stuff
>>16190610What are you learning on your own?
Crows “count” the number of self-generated vocalizations: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.adl0984Is mathematical thinking widespread in the animal kingdom? What if even simple organisms are able to do some sort of math?
well we learned how to count somehow. Do you think it just magically happened as we became human beings, that there is some magic spot in our brains that let us count versus animals?Our brains are more advanced outcroppings of the brains that other animals had before us. Our PFCs got filled out a little more, that's it. Our PFCs just scrape everything else together. So we got BETTER at counting, and the various cognitive processes that constitute counting got more intertwined.
>>16189862and so do bees, and they love ballshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6hGjh9SJ_M
>>16189862>>16190499>>16190626Does this mean mathematicians can be replaced with bees and birds?
>>16190725Monkeys count faster than any human mathmagician could ever imagine.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VM5QS_adrIQ
>>16190731Based monke
You’ve gotten too involved the maladaptive behaviors, haven’t you
>>16187376Yes
How do I stop procrastinating?
>>16187376>be a good goy >get punishedor>be a bad goy>get punishedAt least one of them make sense
>>16187392Speaking tongues in your mom's pussy
>>16187376Define maladaptive
How does global warming disproportionately affect homosexuals and why is that bad?
Summer Anus
>>16190838a thread died for this
>>16190838>why is that bad?don't you mean why is that good?
How does science justify this?
>>16189309I have, it was nice and warm
>>16190262>I have, it was niceKek. That wasn't Florida.Glad you liked it and were not shot.
>>16172743Do they give shots for allergies now cause zoomer parents are too stupid to take their kids outdoors?
>>16187097Or the definition of autism changed. When I was a kid the autistic kid at school drooled everywhere and shit himself constantly. Now have any kind of neurosis you are autistic.
>>16172833don't forget that this pressure only exists because of the government and that this is intentional
Always for each there was a regular size anumal and then a gignatic one, so we assume we are gigant ic human, where is exponentially smol human? Liek when you see a full size fly, and then you look down and ther is ridiculously smol fly, like not even the size of a hangnail, where is the human like this?
>>161906235'11 vs 6'0
>>16190623>Always for each there was a regular size anumal and then a gignatic oneWoah, imagine what the gigantic elephants looked like!
Is math invented or discovered?
>>16187612It is discovered. Mathematical patterns exist in the universe, and we are merely finding them out.
>>16188728>I've been here longer than you. No you haven't. Fuck off back to myspace, tumblr or whatever other shithole you crawled out from.
>>16187612this artist is such a goofball
>>16190755Yes, I have. How about I don't do anything you say, and you cut your own head of instead so we can all shit down your neck.
>>16190795>Yes, I have.AHAHAHA. Nope. I guarantee you that. Listen to your own advice and kys you're self right now.
You're not getting tenure editionLast thread: >>16159901This thread exists to ask questions regarding careers associated to STEM.>Discussion on academia-based career progression>Discussion on penetrating industry from academia>Or anything in relation to STEM employment or development within STEM academia!Resources for protecting yourself from academic marxists:>https://www.thefire.org/ (US)>https://www.jccf.ca/ (Canada)Information resource:>https://sciencecareergeneral.neocities.org/>*The Chad author is seeking additional input to diversify the content into containing all STEM fields. Said author regularly views these /scg/ threads.No anons have answered your question? Perhaps try posting it here:>https://academia.stackexchange.com/Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>16189700NTA but I was thinking of learning Japanese since most of the research in my area is being done in Japan, however my PI has huge ties with Germany also. Should I start learning German, then?
>>16189931>king of Marsthe elon?
>>16190091Tell me something I don't know. Like how to fix the situation.
>>16190778You have to find a job
>>16189688No. There are plenty. People struggle to find jobs and many job ads are lies posted purely for promotional purposes. It doesn't help the situation that the intellectual elite has declared there is a lack of manpower so it is then absolutely necessary to import foreigners in large numbers.
Robotics has not seen much progress. Why?
>>16190806Scientists are having an extremely hard time getting them to mate in captivity
>>16190806Building humanoid robots is hard. Amusingly this means that plumbers, welders etc will be the last to be replaced by AI.
>>16190806https://youtu.be/_fBFWSXzQLQ?si=fw5mxIQCvzpZ41C1
>>16190846That's awesome
Can u disprove it ?https://x.com/terrencehoward/status/925754491881877507
Doesn't imagining the multiplication in a physical space sort of write this whole thing off? A 1*1 grid will only have 1 square, because it is one square long and one square wide, unless you interpret there being a gap in the initial so it's0110
Well considering you have to use cauchy sequences to mulitply real numbers I'm not surprised people go crazy over just multiplication.I mean maybe it's well defined in whatever arithmetic he's using, but there kind of an international standard.
>>16190664Is that ... is that a sequence of rational numbers? And it's going on and on ... forever ... it never stops ... I'm frightened. What's this? The numbers are getting ... getting closer to 1? And there's another sequence! It's too horrible to contemplate, but I think it's doing the same thing! Wait, is that, are the corresponding terms in the sequences being ... multiplied together? And I don't even want to look, but I can't help looking ... it can't be ... the products are approaching 1? Aaaaaaaaaa I'm going INSANE, save me Nigger-Man!
He doesn't really explain anything properly, but it seems to be a misunderstanding of associativity and commutativity?He also defines multiplication badly by saying you add a to itself b times. Those b times should include the initial a. 2*2= 2 + 2, not (2) + 2 + 2.We use math because it makes sense, not the other way around. If you find results that don't reflect reality, use a system that does. He's using wrong definitions based on bad wording.
What experiments have you conducted that lead you to the conclusion that the earth is round?
>>16190735https://youtu.be/xoDYvvEcIbo?si=ta5sGz0jDOqcTXmV
>>16190736>>16190737>>16190738please don't reply to the thread unless you actually have some skin in the game
>>16190735Inner product space says fuck off.
>>16190785
>>16190735>earth is round?a disc is round
