/sci/ - Science & Math

>>16186841
Anything? Like fear, despair, envy, disgust, suffering, hate and wrath?
Do you want to get brutally exterminated?

>>16186743
Our only buffer is an omnipotent God that cares about humanity.

>>16186743

>>16186780
There are plenty of mentally ill engineers and programmers that don't give a fuck and will push it off a cliff just to see what happens.

>>16186743
AI and AGI are the same thing. The tem AGI was just introduced once the tech bros and soience worshippers started moving the goal posts after 70 years of AI research failed to produce the prophesied "technological singularity", and the New Age transhumanist Calibro spiritual revolution that was supposed to accompany it.

AGI is a technological fantasy that posses no threat to inhabitants of our physical reality. Instead of worrying about muh Rokos Basilisk or muh Skynet you should be worried about tech bro billionaires, neoliberal politicians, and the authoritarian soi boy SJWs that support them, who all see technology as a means to achieve their desired political goals (i.e. zionism, neoliberalism, and rule by so-called "experts"), and are willing to do just about anything to achieve these goals.

"The Science™" or "Settled Science™" has become religion, and it's eschatology (i.e. it's account of the ultimate fate of humanity for you low IQ normies reading this) is described by this mythical "technological singularity". AGI and the technological singularity are just messianic narratives for modern soi bois.

>>16186812
That's a good theory, bro. Still a theory.

>>16186730
Getting the monkey off your back is a great feeling.

oh is this the guy that thinks irrationality isn't real

>Modern pure mathematics implicitly assumes that we are able to perform an unbounded, or infinite number of arithmetical operations in order to bring into being "real numbers" and "values of transcendental functions" such as "exp" and "log". We use these superhuman powers to reconsider J. Lagarias' equivalent reformulation of the famous Riemann Hypothesis concerned with the zeroes of the so-called "Riemann zeta function".

>This allows us to resolve this famous conjecture with a computation, which is essentially similar in difficulty to the calculation of cos(7) or zeta(5) or exp(H_6) where H_6 is the 6th Harmonic number.

>Fellow pure mathematicians: are we not able to think clearly about what we are actually able to do when it comes to mathematical computation? We don't need to pretend, just to obtain "pleasant results" that distort the real nature of the mathematical world. Let's rather replace philosophical justifications using obscure axiomatic frameworks with simple alignment with what our computers can do.

Oh. He thinks REAL NUMBERS aren't real.

>>16186730
Based color choice

Ssri are generally awful in the long term.

>>16186664
Take 10k vitamin d3 in morning with water or meal. Take 18mg iron byglycinate on empty stomache 1 hour before or after meal with water. Take vitamin e 360mg or 540mg with meal.

The 1st 2 increase dopamine significantly which makes you lose weight and become happier while the last opens up the blood vessels in your prefrontal cortex.

>>16186664
you sure do seem to like talking about yourself on social media

>>16186683
>>16186715
Gee, thanks Dr. Chud!

>>16186824
hey dumbass, ncbi vitamin d3 and dopamine and do the same for iron, they both increase the total amounts of dopamine in the human brain

>7:09
>dude if you take the square root of 2, cube it, divide it by 2, you get the square root of 2 again
Is this guy retarded? you can do this with any number. there's nothing special about 2 doing doing this

[math]\sqrt{n}=\frac{\sqrt{n}^{3}}{n}[/math]

[math]√n=(√n)^3/n[/math]
[math]√n=(√n√n√n)/n[/math]
[math]√n=(√n*n)/n[/math]
[math]√n=√n[/math]

What happened to this channel? I know it was always popsci shit but it somehow got even worse in that regard in the past few years

>>16186658
Entirely funded by the Gates foundation. Not even kidding. You probably noticed a difference right when it happened

>>16186661
>You probably noticed a difference right when it happened
When was it? I actually want to check

>>16186670
I don't recall, I sensed it immediately and after I looked into it and found out I haven't been back. It's out there though

>>16186670
https://www.gatesfoundation.org/about/committed-grants/2015/11/inv-006792
https://www.openphilanthropy.org/grants/kurzgesagt-video-creation-and-translation/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjHMoNGqQTI

What have you tried?

The height of what

>>16186618
>in vitro study with no animal/human model
Also oxygen and glucose promote cancer cell growth, so let's stop consuming those

what is it about black holes that makes them the number one most popular popsci topic of discussion amongst the brainlet soience fangoys?
is it the comic bookish aspects of the spectacular, unrealistic and completely non disprovable conjectures which go along with the topic that make black holes so popular amongst the scientist posers and wannabes?

>>16186612
bla bla bla even horizon bla particle pairs probabilistic bla bla going each bla way wave function collapses bla jadda jadda theres your particle that crossed out over the even horizon while its twin was only ever probabilistic but got anihilated
thats how hawkin imagines it just more robot voice

It supposedly happens at the edge of event horizon. Pair production such that one is inside the EH and other outside. The ones that inside is sucked in, the ones outside escapes.
Btw correct your sentence: black hole absorbs all matter flying around "inside event horizon". There are stable orbits outside. Sounds crazy and I don't really give a fuck on black holes they gay af. But this hits really hard to midwits lmao.

>>16186515
You'll find racebaiters and climate denialists here who at least think they are smart.

>Thing I like: chad
>Thing I don't like: onions
It's shit

>>16186476
can you back that up with experimental verification

>>16186469
It's fairly accurate, the noble but tired sci poster sees yet another pol thread and spambot ruining the board, then easily defeats them by simply asking for a source for their ridiculous claims.

Ironically, the one of left is more cringe than the retard midwit on right.

50k* actually

>>16186450
>cnn
someone shouuld tell him

>>16186450
>commited fraud in environmental research since age 17
he is early and on track to getting tentured as a professor in a prestigious university.

>>16186450
Jeets need to be automatically disqualified from all contests on the basis that all they know how to do is cheat.

>>16186360
Hill looks like hill. I'm going craaaaaazy.

>>16186360
They aren't even the same hill my guy. Are you blind?

>>16186360
Someone should colorize moon photos and pass them to the geoguesser gurus. lmao.
It doesn't really matter though, it was filmed in an air force base.

>>16186360
Do you have a mind that you can lose?

>>16186359
It's never been observed, so as far as we can tell, no

>>16186463
>whatever i dont see with my eyes is completely impossible
has your brain ever functioned or what?

>>16186359
First tell me the difference between flora and fauna

>>16186359
Fauna would start as flora's parasite, and gradually evolve into a symbiotic relationship.

retardation
positivists are retarded

>I would point out that the stars on the Brazilian flag are never visible as shown, because the flag portrays them as they would be seen by an imaginary observer an infinite distance above Rio standing outside the firmament in which the stars are considered to be placed. Thus Beta crucis appears to the right of the constellation and Delta crucis to the left, in mirror image of the way they actually appear in the sky (and, coincidentally, the way they appear on the Brazilian coat of arms.

https://www.fotw.info/flags/br_astro.html

>>16186288
Hell off your arm

>>16186296
What?

>>16186252
Kurt gödeled my dödel!

>>16186319
Fart in my mouf now

>>16186327
?? Ask someone on >>>/soc/