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Anon·04/25/25 20:08·No.16646487

Welcome to /sci/ - Science & Math

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Anon·09/09/26 07:58·No.17049879

STEMfags, what is your actual game plan now?

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Anon·09/08/26 17:51·No.17049104

We’re sharing a solution to the Navier-Stokes Millennium Prize Problem, one of the deepest problems at the frontier of mathematics. The proof was produced by a group of agents, using an OpenAI next-generation model significantly more capable than GPT-6 Astra. The problem concerns whether the descr...

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Anon·09/08/26 06:39·No.17048811

happening?

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Anon·09/09/26 01:17·No.17049630

"The time of the philosophers does not exist"

ITT we thank Einstein for BTFOing Henri Bergson and nuking the credibility and prestige of philosophy forever. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Einstein%E2%80%93Bergson_debate /lit/ still seethe about it to this day.

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Anon·09/05/26 10:51·No.17047158

Claude solved Navier-Stokes and Tao is seething about it.

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Anon·09/09/26 09:17·No.17049924

Hi scibros, NEETcel here.

Just heard the news. Just want to reassure you guys that being a NEET isn't all that bad. We are all over 4chan :) Just one thing though, /r9k/ is no longer a good place for NEET discussions. You can alternatively make threads on /int/, /a/ (just make a welcome to nhk thread), /tv/(just straight up ...

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Anon·07/15/26 05:56·No.17016986

/sqt/ - simple questions thread (aka /qtddtot/)

/sqt/ - simple questions thread (aka /qtddtot/) Previous thread: >>16893204 >what is /sqt/ for? Basic questions regarding maths and science. Also homework. >where do I go for advice? >>>/sci/scg [//boards.4chan.org/sci/catalog#s=scg] or >>>/adv/ [//boards.4chan.org/adv/] >where do I go for other q...

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Anon·08/16/26 20:04·No.17037565

Curvature experiments

Either it's flat or a much larger sphere. There is just no actual other way to explain it.

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Anon·09/09/26 01:55·No.17049648

Navi-Stroke problem has no relevance

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Anon·09/09/26 09:31·No.17049933

Despair, Terror, Desperation, Hopelessness, Fear.

So how can you prevent AI from using your work for training? Besides only using local models. Can they just use any journal? Is there some way to legally block them from using your results?

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Anon·09/08/26 20:59·No.17049387

He won

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Anon·09/07/26 23:43·No.17048695

>pic rel single handedly discovers a primitive form of quantificational logic But /sci/ told me philosophers haven't contributed anything practical... wtf?

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Anon·09/08/26 07:06·No.17048821

Most astounding thought: EVERYTHING is traveling at the speed of light. EVERYTHING.

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Anon·09/08/26 21:20·No.17049427

Another W for the ultrafinitists

>Navier-Stokes solved >Continuumfags BTFO >Wildberger validated, as usual. BLESSED DAY WE JUST. KEEP. WINNING.

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Anon·08/18/26 10:36·No.17038144

Perfect prime numbers

Perfect primes are primes with only 1 divisor using (2^(p-1))((2^p)-1) and setting p as 0 and 1would yield 0 and 1. 0 is the first even perfect prime number. 1 is the only odd perfect prime number. continuing it would yield the rest of the perfect numbers, so wouldn't 0 and 1 be perfect numbers acco...

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Anon·09/08/26 09:48·No.17048868

If LLMs are so good at math, why do even the frontier models suck when I try using them for math? Are they machanical turking this shit? Are all the recents proofs just 5 mathematicians with an NDA to build hype before the IPO? If not, why does vibemath suck when I am the one renting the natural lan...

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Anon·09/08/26 15:42·No.17048994

Can we evolve to a superhuman form using futuristic superevolution without materially changing us into a different species?

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Anon·09/08/26 12:27·No.17048918

51 years old. He barely had HALF a career.

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Anon·09/01/26 06:49·No.17045269

Light is the fastest speed but it has a limit. Why does light have a speed limit? What is keeping it from going faster?

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Anon·09/09/26 01:53·No.17049647

The movie Oppenheimer was so fucking stupid and ridiculous. "Oh no, _I_ unleashed the atomic bomb on the world! And if it was not for _ME_, no one else would ever have done it for the rest of all history!!!!!!" Jesus Christ the infinite delusional egomania on that dude. Did he not think there were ...

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Anon·09/09/26 03:31·No.17049720

AI thinks it's pretty smart, huh? Well try this on for size, John. Fucking. Bell. Not feelin' so big now, huh toaster?

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Anon·09/07/26 08:58·No.17048303

how to be good at math

how tf do you actually become a real math expert? i'm not looking for the usual "just study hard / practice more / be consistent bro" advice. i already know that. what i actually wanna know is how people who are genuinely cracked at math think.

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Anon·09/09/26 04:24·No.17049750

datura trip documented for science

title pretty much im going to be documenting it live i just drank about 4 oz of tea made with 8 decent sized leaves and then ate like 60 seeds

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Anon·09/06/26 17:39·No.17047997

It's officially over for shape-rotators: https://x.com/spicey_lemonade/status/2096365630190698516

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Anon·09/09/26 07:21·No.17049857

how was this guy chosen as the spokesperson of math? is it an earned position or nepotism?

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Anon·09/03/26 16:35·No.17046307

Cyclic scale-regeneration cosmology

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Anon·09/09/26 08:11·No.17049884

>So in order of advancing mathematics to a new level, we're founding the Clay Institute and we're offering $1 million to everyone who can solve the most important problems in mathematics >They do it and math research doesn't become faster than it already was >1st problem is solved in 2004, the guy r...

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Anon·09/06/26 16:31·No.17047947

NASA IN SHAMBLES!!!!!!

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Anon·09/03/26 22:58·No.17046529

What if all my decisions are prompted solely by my body's chemical needs?

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Anon·09/09/26 02:56·No.17049698

>Open problem remains unsolved for decades >Human bean produces proof of open problem, talks to slop-GPT about it >Slop-GPT CEO Scam Batman catches wind of the development >Days later, frontier slop-GPT model, trained on the human proof, produces legally distinct Shakespearean type-writer monkey ...

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Anon·09/08/26 22:17·No.17049504

overcels, OUR response?

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Anon·08/22/26 09:30·No.17040518

What's /sci/ consensus regarding traditional herbology? I'm a big believer that can help non infectious disseases.

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Anon·09/03/26 21:03·No.17046455

Is /sci/ the smartest board on 4chan?

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Anon·09/01/26 18:23·No.17045429

are millenium problems gonna be solved yet?

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Anon·09/09/26 06:40·No.17049829

What even is Navier Stokes? All I is that it has something to do with fluid dynamics. Are there direct applications for solving the problem, like better simulations and more accurate calculations, or will it (at first) simply deepen our understanding while physicists and engineer proceed to do their...

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Anon·09/08/26 21:33·No.17049447

I'm getting seriously worried about my career in science due to the speed with which AI is advancing. Just 4 years ago it couldn't do elementary school math, now it's tackling millennium prize problems

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Anon·09/08/26 16:27·No.17049016

>be monkey >be sexually attracted to other monkeys in order to pass on your genes >100 000 years pass and now you look nothing like a monkey >for some reason you're not trying to copulate with monkeys anymore but with humans >in fact, you find monkeys disgusting now how did nature achieve this? monk...

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Anon·09/03/26 17:16·No.17046326

What would you estimate Elon Musk's IQ to be, /sci/?

Based on the fact that he regularly pushes commits to xAI, and has rocket science patents, I'd put him at 170.

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Anon·09/08/26 11:09·No.17048896

):=-my deadlock-=:(

Nicely use your brain to think about a way to turn my schizophrenia into geniusty. Thanks.

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Anon·09/08/26 16:01·No.17049003

Navier-Stokes is solved

LK-99Gods will soon have our redemption

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Anon·09/07/26 14:33·No.17048429

Astra solves 2 more conjectures

The Erdős-Sós conjecture (1962) is solved by GPT Astra in 1 of 3 attempts, according to @EpochAIResearch Cost: $363, 20 hours. https://x.com/sioum/status/2096500754618146869 The rational Turán exponent conjecture is solved by GPT Astra in 1 of 3 attempts, according to @EpochAIResearch Cost: $617. 4...

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Anon·09/09/26 05:38·No.17049787

No one will have made people lose more money than this faggy retard in all of human history LMAO. You guys are still early for 40% stock growth per annum for the next decade you just missed the opportunity of pulling a 1000x bagger

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Anon·07/09/26 05:51·No.17013294

Everything is a 50/50 chance. Either it happens or it doesn't.

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Anon·06/01/26 04:27·No.16991839

/mg/ - math general

Riccati Edition Previous: >>16940654

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Anon·09/08/26 23:46·No.17049580

I find it funny how years ago back in 2018 mathematicians and physicists kept calling computer science brainlets. Every time you posted about studying computer science someone would say >not a science leave this board and now computer science came along and is improving day by day and is destorying...

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Anon·09/08/26 18:33·No.17049178

OpenAI solved it

Where are we headed with AI?

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Anon·09/08/26 20:52·No.17049366

>AI can now solve one and probably more of the worlds hardest math problems how long until these things cure cancer? or gives me a robot AI waifu

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Anon·09/08/26 19:08·No.17049234

I'm studying for the SAT to go back to uni and I thought this was going to be really easy but I can't factor a quadratic equation

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Anon·08/30/26 19:12·No.17044642

HAPPENING

Professor Dave is exposing Sabine for RACISM

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Anon·09/05/26 20:21·No.17047474

>If we cannot disprove Bohm, then we must agree to ignore him

So much for "physicists are open minded and always explore all possibilities". Oh and that scumbag Wolfgang Pauli did the same and did everything to shut down Bohmian Mechanics. Its clearly hated not for physical reasons, do with that infomration what you want.

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Anon·09/09/26 00:05·No.17049598

KWAB

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Anon·08/15/26 04:21·No.17036830

Schrödingers cat was meant to show how incomplete and absurd quantum mechanics* is

*Copenhagen interpretation It has been completely flipped in an absurd way. Its presented as a serious way to explain or visualize quantum superposition to the public, completely flipping Schrödinger's original intent. Shows like the Big Bang theory popularized this, but also mainstream physics did....

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Anon·09/08/26 17:32·No.17049073

I was perusing the comment section of a natural history video that recently got a lot of views, and I'm not exaggerating when I say that over half of the comments are saying that it is all fake and that the earth is only a few thousand years old. Is it really a common viewpoint that the earth is yo...

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Anon·09/04/26 09:34·No.17046701

Won't a concrete house without armature start cracking and fall apart at the slightest tremble?

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Anon·08/23/26 16:31·No.17041124

Higher amount of sexual partners = more likely to have

Higher amount of sexual partners = more likely to have Post Partum Depression, this has to be propaganda funded by the chinese government right?: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40958324/

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Anon·08/27/26 14:34·No.17043120

The Universal Variable-Exponent Feedback Operator

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22129066

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Anon·09/08/26 00:23·No.17048718

its so evident that our reality is simulated

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Anon·09/04/26 17:34·No.17046886

Mathematical induction doesn't make any sense

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Anon·08/24/26 10:39·No.17041633

Why isn't the pilot wave theory more popular. The wave properties of light pilot the particle (Pikachu) to act as the particle end effector that acts as the energy Quanta in e.g. the photoelectric effect. It just werks.

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Anon·09/06/26 19:48·No.17048081

what's the link between neuroplasticity and chronic pain? how does one make the pain go away with doing anything physical and knowing the pain comes and goes even without moving?

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Anon·09/08/26 20:51·No.17049363

OpenAI solving a millenium prize problem

So, did OpenAI basically invalidate one of the millenium prize problems ? Considering that their proof is public and free, and they don't plan on claiming the prize as their own. Of course someone can't simply claim it as their own work or publish their own based on it.

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Anon·08/30/26 02:45·No.17044222

What's up with all the scientists in the Epstein files? Is there a pedo problem in the science community? How has this affected your view on the scientific community?

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Anon·09/08/26 21:03·No.17049402

he lost

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Anon·09/08/26 16:41·No.17049027

Dumping this chit-chat here

I prompted ChatGPT Pro a few times with the objective of coming closer to resolving the smooth 4 dimensional Poincaré conjecture. The promising results are mainly searching a counterexample, and possibly a bit the geometric-analytic strategies which include the use of the Yamabe invariant and Spin(7...

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Anon·09/04/26 20:59·No.17046961

>there is no "aether" >there is a "field" Is this what a master class in semantics look like?

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Anon·09/05/26 20:16·No.17047453

Astronomy Porn

this thread is dedicated to the sheer beauty of the cosmos. what you got /sci/?

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Anon·09/07/26 21:56·No.17048658

Moore's Law hitting limits yet?

Reading conflicting info on limits online. Sources that spout we can still cram even MORE transistors into finite space cite 3D constructions, but wtf have we been building all along then? 2d?

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Anon·09/08/26 20:29·No.17049319

How did I miss this? Tom Campbell's first experiment confirmed his hypothesis

that we are living in a computer simulation. There was a detector at the slits (I think just after? not sure if it matters) and ordinarily when the data is recorded in a computer this makes the photons show as particles, but Tom destroyed the information of which slit the particles went through when...

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Anon·08/20/26 19:09·No.17039485

AI is replacing mathematicians.

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Anon·09/08/26 20:38·No.17049332

>S-so what, who cares about this STEM shit, it still can’t fix my plumbing

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Anon·07/23/26 00:07·No.17022122

/med/ - medicine

No nurses No premeds No advice No psych patients

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Anon·08/24/26 21:28·No.17041870

/scg/ - STEM career general

Underage b& edition, also known as: Please participate in the strawpoll so we can figure out just how underaged all of you are. https://strawpoll.com/mpnb1wzXvy5 Previous Thread: >>17030094 [/sci/thread/17030094#p17030094] This thread exists to ask questions regarding careers associated to STEM....

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Anon·09/06/26 19:30·No.17048072

I usually don't come here, but do you personally find this right? Most people I know in real life near me who are interested in science and math for practical stuff or to benefit from sharing are idiots.

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Anon·09/05/26 15:09·No.17047250

Photorespiration-Bypass Synthetic Biology

>"Deer" is a name given to a tree that has been modified to contain a Photorespiration-Bypass Pathway. It is a well-characterized, field-deployed 717 hybrid aspen (Populus tremula × P. alba) carrying a synthetic photorespiration-bypass pathway. >Rubisco sometimes captures oxygen instead of CO2, prod...

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Anon·09/08/26 19:51·No.17049276

REMINDER TO TOGGLE OFF “HELP IMPROVE OUR MODELS” SETTINGS (look for all hidden ones deep in settings codex has seperate ones) BEFORE USING AI FOR YOUR WORK

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Anon·09/08/26 20:00·No.17049290

New Dank Maymay Alert

New meme >>>/s4s/13170409 [//boards.4chan.org/s4s/thread/13170409#p13170409] F=ma

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Anon·08/17/26 02:05·No.17037680

Why hasn't evolution selected against schizophrenia?

Schizophrenia drastically reduces fitness and is highly heritable, with 80% being a common figure for how much of it is up to genetics vs environment. People usually don't get it unless a close family member also had some kind of psychotic disorder. So why the hell hasn't it been bred out? I've been...

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Anon·09/05/26 15:22·No.17047256

What's the evolutionary purpose of postpartum depression and postpartum psychosis?

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Anon·09/04/26 13:56·No.17046770

Why didn't human males evolve sus sense?

Evolutionarily speaking, shouldn't men have developed a seventh sense of sorts, to detect infidelity from their wives, given natural & sexual selection seems to have gone both ways in homo sapiens?

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Anon·09/07/26 16:14·No.17048501

let's say i have the working lean proof of a very famous conjecture (not a millennium problem). is there a way to make money from this? i personally don't give a fuck about math and i'll probably drop the whole thing on github anonymously (and it will probably be solved within days regardless), but ...

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Anon·09/06/26 17:34·No.17047993

can i make a career on science just on trying to replicate previous papers?

why can't my PhD be about trying to replicate a previous PhD work?

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Anon·09/07/26 00:32·No.17048206

Is Evolution really a process that can be sped up or slowed down?

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Anon·09/07/26 20:37·No.17048634

Given that technology allows humans to survive despite a lot of our maladapted biology do you think that our innate disgust towards dysgenic freaks is an evolutionary failsafe that exists to prevent us going too far into optimizing for intelligence and triggering runaway dysgenics and becoming too s...

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Anon·09/04/26 20:41·No.17046954

Theoretical Physicists aren't Serious

...Except Sabine, she is so great and hot.

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Anon·09/06/26 22:12·No.17048129

What is the evolutionary reason behind dogs being so aggressive? Every other animal in the animal kingdom has evolved to avoid conflict unless absolutely necessary, but for some reason dogs become instantly aggroed when you enter their line of sight, and if not restrained will pursue and fight their...

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Anon·08/03/26 03:30·No.17030589

The nature of space and motion

Help me understand this. Consider an object moving through space. If space is continuous then surely it must be comprised of an infinite number of points, with the object moving through one point at a time. If however space is discrete then the object must shunt from one discrete space to another in...

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Anon·09/07/26 21:34·No.17048652

>Streptococcus pyogenes (the bacteria associated with CRISPR) have transcended the limits of darwinism and now they evolve through lamarkism

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Anon·09/02/26 13:32·No.17045771

>Physical measurements can have irrational lengths ok this is just ridiculous. I'm just supposed to accept that a calculated shape has a length that never ends. You will always have some infinitely small opening on its calculated side. But if you actually made a 1x1 square and measured its diagonal ...

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Anon·09/08/26 10:39·No.17048882

What is the secret of the number 8.6?

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Anon·09/02/26 22:51·No.17046005

Mind-Substance Dualism

The following will be a proof of mind-substance dualism that proceeds by way of assuming the opposite hypothesis and reaching a contradiction. 1. Eliminative materialism, which is a negation of mind-substance dualism, requires us to assume that consciousness is weakly emergent from material. 2. Ac...

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Anon·09/07/26 19:07·No.17048593

Humanity will never reach the stars

The technology for it doesn't exist and never will, in fact I'd go as far to say that we'll never even populate the Moon or Mars.

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Anon·09/07/26 20:38·No.17048635

Yara Sluiskil: removes 0.8 Mt CO2/year China: emits 13,100 Mt CO2/year Yara captures about 0.006% of China’s annual emissions. Have we hit peak retardium? https://x.com/yara/status/2033525583532204240

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Anon·08/18/26 12:22·No.17038172

/sci/ humor

An engineer walks into a bar.

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Anon·09/03/26 15:34·No.17046277

Is 0 a natural number?

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Anon·09/05/26 20:41·No.17047519

2026 Zenodo preprint (Catanzaro et al.) hypothesizes nucleoside-modified mRNA-LNP COVID vaccines may accelerate cancer via 35 concurrent mechanisms in four routes, compressing multi-hit carcinogenesis in hosts. Cites literature, cohorts, cases, and post-2021 US trends; calls for platform withdrawal....

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Anon·09/02/26 18:05·No.17045880

Define consciousness

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Anon·09/07/26 06:21·No.17048275

the most vindicated man in the history of science btw

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Anon·09/05/26 13:26·No.17047207

Is psychology a real science?

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Anon·09/05/26 21:09·No.17047554

Where can I find something that lets me simulate drawing colored balls from a bag? Ideally something that lets me simulate tens of thousands of possible balls to draw from. Any that I find have very small limits. Colored cards would also work

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Anon·08/31/26 03:23·No.17044822

Quaternion Shilling Thread

Post the textbooks you used.

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Anon·08/31/26 10:08·No.17044931

Wtf is 1/0 ?

I cant sleep, this shit drives me insane...

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Anon·09/07/26 17:44·No.17048560

Synthetic telepathy through modified ganzfeld experiment.

So take two subjects, fit them with head phones and feed it interaural gaussian white noise from two sources on a binaural microphone (pickup). Now this noise is fed to a modulator that takes eeg readings to modulate theta frequencies through interaural tones in PGO wave propagations. What is occurr...

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Anon·09/07/26 17:40·No.17048557

Interstellar Miller's planet time dilation simulator

Found this web app simulating the time dilation on Miller's planet from Interstellar (1 hour = 7 Earth years). You enter your birth date and it gives your exact age relative to Gargantua, plus an orbital visualizer at 0.55c ISCO and the 1.25s Zimmer acoustic metronome https://millerclock.com

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Anon·08/30/26 16:01·No.17044540

Japs found the secret hole

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Anon·09/07/26 06:45·No.17048282

ROCKET SCIENCE BOOKS

Please recommend me books and spoonfeed me all the requirements I would need to send rockets into the great unknown :3 things i already know >3D graphics with Linear Algebra >Computer Science (oldish cool languages C and such) >2D and 3D Calculus >Vectors in Physics >Imaginary Number Ring operations...

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Anon·09/06/26 09:58·No.17047782

HERITABILITY ESTIMATION OF LIFELONG MONOGAMY?

How likely is it that parents who were virgins before marriage and who ended up being loyal to each other till the end, will give birth to children who'll end up just like that and not as cock hopping whores or sheepish, desperate whore rehabbing cucks? And yes, non-virgin women who got drilled by o...

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Anon·09/07/26 05:56·No.17048271

Microbiology Mavericks Get In Here

I'll try to keep this brief. >be Michigan >higher number of men doing gay sex >men doing gay sex are taking PrEP and having unprotected anal sex >the become the perfect breeding grounds for bacteria >some of them have sex with a girlfriend they were cheating on or some older woman they met on the in...

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Anon·09/06/26 07:51·No.17047744

General Relativity, Quantum Theory, & Newtonian Physics Incompatibility

Can some explain why Classical Mechanics(Newtonian physics,) General Relativity, and Quantum Mechanics Theory are all incompatible with each other and does anyone know the solution to this problem?

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Anon·09/04/26 18:37·No.17046902

Imagine you could teleport one quintillion light years away from earth. Would you still be inside the universe or would you be in another universe or another dimension or something?

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Anon·09/07/26 05:32·No.17048264

How can you self-inflict retrograde amnesia? It's not the memories I want to erase, but my awareness of a mental state. If I erase that then it may never develop again.

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Anon·08/25/26 08:40·No.17042029

Americans be like yeah I'm majoring in Chemistry with a minor in Creative Writing

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Anon·09/06/26 23:59·No.17048191

If blue light greatly reduce melatonin levels then how do people fall asleep in front of running TVs? I was told blue light greatly reduces melatonin. How is this not the case for so many people then? I'm the type of person to be tired and when I go to bed it still takes me 3 hours to fall asleep. I...

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Anon·09/06/26 14:28·No.17047885

Where do I even begin?

So much smart shit here, where do you guys even start? I mean it looks cool but I guess I'm too dumb to understand. Obviously I know this is /sci/

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Anon·08/09/26 17:10·No.17034118

>uuuuuum actually you can't go faster than light with warp drives because uhhhhh, you would go outside your "light cone" which is totally real and not made up, and also communication would cause time paradoxes or something because like just trust me bro I hate these faggot doomers. We know that spa...

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Anon·09/06/26 16:45·No.17047956

today i learned

-2^2 is not the same as (-2)^2

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Anon·09/06/26 21:45·No.17048118

Statistics interview

If you had an upcoming interview where you should evaluate a scenario from a statistical perspective, which book would you brush up concepts like expected value, hypothesis testing, or confidence intervals? I am interested in practicing exercises on these topics. Any resource or recommendations? ...

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Anon·09/04/26 08:35·No.17046687

What evidence is there that the world didn't come into existence 5 minutes ago and our memories, the fossils, the history books, etc came into existence back then?

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Anon·09/05/26 10:17·No.17047148

>there hasn't been a new wild polio case since July 17th conservationbros... why do people care so much about rhinos but nothing about bacteria?

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Anon·08/28/26 15:20·No.17043550

>Scientists chase mathematical beauty in physics >They come up with this What the hell?

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Anon·08/31/26 22:31·No.17045136

What the fuck is a neutrino

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Anon·08/29/26 15:25·No.17044014

Facts

Everything everywhere every-when exists all at once and nothing matters. Anything that has or will happen has already happened and is already happening. The turtle on top of the turtle supports the turtle beneath it. Everything is just constantly being rearranged from our limited point of view.

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Anon·08/26/26 15:38·No.17042729

Well?

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Anon·08/31/26 16:26·No.17045039

What shape is space lol.

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Anon·09/01/26 15:03·No.17045377

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Anon·08/18/26 06:19·No.17038069

Why doesn't [math]\frac{e + \pi}{2}[/math] have a name

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Anon·09/06/26 04:32·No.17047685

Darwin Evolution Science Update Alert

Attention *Ahem* *TING TING TING* Attention everyone, there is a new scientific announcement that I am making I have just updated Charles Darwin's theory of Evolution. We are adjusting the phrasing (roughly) "The mutation providing the most advantageous competing reproduction in a changing environm...

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Anon·04/17/26 13:44·No.16959946

China has been leading science for a while now

New research shows China leads research in 90% of crucial technologies & ignoring this means we're living in a delusional bubble, where we still think the West is the Sci-Tech leader. I think a lot of people are in denial, or just can't accept that China is already the world's leading nation for sc...

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Anon·09/03/26 20:35·No.17046445

It's over.

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Anon·09/06/26 01:16·No.17047661

Quantum states have a defined value, which is unpredictable. If each quanta has a unit of sentience, it is coherent to itself but not governed by any law.

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Anon·09/04/26 03:53·No.17046621

Why isn't this the standard book for teaching highschool mathematics?

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Anon·09/05/26 23:44·No.17047647

Educate Yourself Anyway How

The uneducated man is a slave. I am relearning my times tables. I bought 0-12 multiplication flash cards. And I will memorize 0-16 too. I will work up from there.

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Anon·08/16/26 11:49·No.17037375

so like is there a reason that they teach the cross product at all instead of the more general wedge product, which isn't limited to 3D and 7D and from which you can very easily derive the cross product anyway?

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Anon·09/06/26 03:23·No.17047673

Matchstick Goulter Generators.

AUD$9t plus the Great Reset to peg to Goulter Generator energy output as REAL MONEY TOKENIZED.

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Anon·09/06/26 00:14·No.17047652

Functions

Can someone explain to me why functions are important to higher mathematics like calculus and trigonometry? I don't get it.

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Anon·08/31/26 22:57·No.17045150

What are the best anti aging things we currently have as of 2026? I'm currently using 0.05% tretinoin, 50SPF sunscreen, hyaluronic acid, argireline and doing intermittent fasting in an 8 hour window

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Anon·09/03/26 19:17·No.17046399

how tf do I write a bachelor's thesis? best I can do is one page per day, I have 11 pages so far and 9 pages of sources I asked ChatGPT and it told me I need to "synthesize" more - so basically I am just supposed to "make shit up" and pretend the OG sources support my claims? I thought it all had ...

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Anon·08/26/26 20:50·No.17042882

Few people tend to truly grasp recurrence theories or models that predict some kind of naturalist account of an afterlife. I can understand the group that protects themselves, nothingness is very comforting, but I don't see how anyone who takes our predicament seriously can come to the conclusion th...

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Anon·09/02/26 17:47·No.17045878

How do you scientifically make your hair grow naturally darker?

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Anon·09/05/26 11:26·No.17047167

How is "tending towards infinity" not just a way to use infinity as a number while pretending you're not?

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Anon·09/02/26 08:45·No.17045710

EL NINO 2026

Redpill me on the El Nino 2026. Literally billions must die or nothingburger?

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Anon·09/05/26 21:53·No.17047598

Biology Post Doc Advice

I'm completing my 3 year molecular biology paper with a Nucleic Acids Research paper (Q1, IF=15). I've been offered a post doc in Vancouver but I'm not extremely passionate about the research. A post doc in the lab has also informed me that I will likely have no immediate research questions, and wil...

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Anon·09/05/26 00:41·No.17047029

Scientifically and evolutionarily speaking, why are retards so happy?

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Anon·08/29/26 14:02·No.17043971

Doesn't saying .999 imply if there were a last digit it would be a 9 which implies 1 minus .999 would be infinite zeroes and then a 1 digit. But there is no last digit because it is infinite, but infinity is also not a number which means that technically the .9 will still be there even if there is n...

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Anon·09/03/26 21:20·No.17046464

/sfg/ - Spaceflight General

India - edition previous >>17044259 [/sci/thread/17044259#p17044259]

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Anon·08/30/26 14:26·No.17044484

What would you put in a time capsule if you had to restart Science™?

If most of humanity was wiped out and society went back to stone age in terms of development, what would you put in a safe for humans that let them come back to present day's progress asap? Assume everyone would understand your language I read things like this and I wonder how the fuck did people e...

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Anon·08/11/26 01:05·No.17034811

Where is their AI?

US, France and China have AIs. Where is Germany's? In the past decades they were more into engineering and math than computers but they should nevertheless realize this is important.

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Anon·08/31/26 00:03·No.17044759

So ummm... In the past doctor would drink your pee?

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Anon·09/05/26 13:48·No.17047216

Scientifically speaking, what should one homo sapian's brain do if it has no idea at all what it should do, or what it should do ultimately, or should it do it or not, and can it do it or not, and what not to do, and can he not do it or not?

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Anon·09/05/26 15:11·No.17047251

3301

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Anon·09/05/26 02:35·No.17047059

There is a spider outside my window

Is it dangerous?