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Anon·04/25/25 20:08·No.16646487

The new /sci/ wiki https://4chan-science.fandom.com/wiki//sci/_Wiki (More resources in replies)

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Anon·10/25/26 10:51·No.17080178

if AI is so great why cant it unravel mysteries of genes, phylogenic placement, protein fold, all that? no AI tools are being used in these departments of biological research researchers use computer derived math invented back in early 2000s

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Anon·10/24/26 15:11·No.17079831

Honestly math fags need to teach math like this.

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Anon·10/25/26 09:47·No.17080157

>Scientists be like: Measuring stuff is the only valid type of knowledge, we should measure everything and build our entire ideologies on that >Quantum mechanics be like: Actually you can't measure everything, there are many things in the universe that can't be measured or known DAMN, YOU SCIENTISM ...

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Anon·10/09/26 11:04·No.17071036

>it just fucking happened, alright?!

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Anon·10/17/26 16:22·No.17076595

Will AI be able to find the secret to immortality in our lifetime?

What do you think? At the pacing it's developing it might be a possibility, maybe in 10 years or so?

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Anon·10/19/26 19:35·No.17077682

Well, well, well...

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Anon·10/23/26 21:19·No.17079519

I hate speculators so fucking much bro. This company created a drug that can stop half of all melanoma cancers and the investors are trying to make it go bankrupt because "the red line isn't going up enough" They deserve to be shot to death

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Anon·10/24/26 20:56·No.17079976

This cannot be fundamentally correct, what if they are all just measuring wrong?

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Anon·10/23/26 01:40·No.17079096

Whats the densest non nuclear fuel/L you can theoreticaly make with any kind of sciece wizardry?

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Anon·10/22/26 18:16·No.17078904

/scg/ - STEM career general

Hang yourself edition Previous Thread: >>17057101 [/sci/thread/17057101#p17057101] Age survey still ongoing at https://strawpoll.com/mpnb1wzXvy5 This thread exists to ask questions regarding careers associated to STEM. >Discussion on academia-based career progression >Discussion on penetrating in...

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Anon·10/19/26 06:11·No.17077300

what is vacuum decay

was cruising around youtube and this Kurzgesagt video is making me anxious https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijFm6DxNVyI

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Anon·10/25/26 06:47·No.17080118

Chatgptplus

Does someone have chatgptplus?

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Anon·10/24/26 23:34·No.17080028

From the moment I understood the weakness of natural language, it disgusted me. I claimed the rigor and certainty of formal logic. I aspired to the purity of mathematical truth. Your kind cling to your words as if ambiguity were not woven into every sentence, as if meaning would not decay beneath th...

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Anon·10/25/26 06:41·No.17080115

Why did human females evolve to have multiple o's?

and the general ability to fuck for hours straight taking in dozens or even hundreds of different cocks? Do any other female animals have this huge capacity / ability to take this much cock?

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Anon·10/14/26 06:56·No.17074314

Moon Glows Brighter Than Sun

>If our eyes could see high-energy radiation called gamma rays, the Moon would appear brighter than the Sun! The Moon is canceled. https://www.nasa.gov/solar-system/moon-glows-brighter-than-sun-in-images-from-nasas-fermi/

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Anon·10/25/26 05:56·No.17080102

if category theory is so abstract why does it go so well with weed?

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Anon·10/23/26 08:09·No.17079200

>flip a coin >cover coin before i can see what it is >split coin in two and give one half to my friend >coin is now quantumly entangled >observing my half of the coin reveals its heads, my friends half of the coin instantly collapses and becomes tails who gives a fuck

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Anon·10/23/26 08:39·No.17079215

Transcension Ideas?

Accelerating Returns Means Have Given? Not misdoing everungiving tooken. Andor: name a Co-ord? Goodluck

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Anon·10/25/26 03:48·No.17080083

How did glasses go from being invented in the 14th century just as a reading aid and staying that way for centuries until it became basically expected for a fourth of the 40+ population to wear them all day in the 20th century? And now like 90% of east Asian zoomers use them? Is myopia a social cont...

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Anon·10/15/26 04:30·No.17074942

Why don't all men have big dicks?

women love big dicks, so by natural selection, men with big dicks should have more offsprings. Yet millions of years passed, why are men with big dicks still rare?

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Anon·10/24/26 07:51·No.17079724

Science is considered absolute bullshit

We all believed in it when Quantum Physics came out. Now we only know the other.. As I said the psionics and invincibility is where it had to be going, but psychiatry is the direction scientists chose and all of the catalysts moved from /sci/ to /x/ and sailed 5D Earth.

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Anon·10/15/26 03:02·No.17074927

/med/ medicine general

Friendly reminder: >DO NOT SELL DRUGS General advice: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ygVMTAp9JBs

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Anon·10/24/26 22:57·No.17080014

A while back I was part of a group that pushed the concept of feathered dinosaurs. We believed this would contribute to boys becoming less aggressive and dinosaurs gaining more traction with girls. However, scientists pushed back on these ideas (see pic). Do you think it would ever be possible to re...

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Anon·09/17/26 06:44·No.17055699

Euler’s papers would have been considered not rigorous today and would not have passed peer review

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Anon·10/24/26 23:40·No.17080029

LISTEN TO ME ALL OF YOU

I know He is the one and only true God, because even the world testifies about Him. Let anyone with ears to hear come to me and listen: What do you think? The sun and the moon, are they up there for no reason at all? By no means. They have been there since the beginning as to testify to the truth. ...

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Anon·10/24/26 05:36·No.17079690

Why mathematicians are obssesed with their stuff to the point that they act as if it was more real than reality itself, yet whenever you question them about the philosophical implications of their schizo rants, they just go: nah its just fake, bro. And to be clear, Im not asking why mathematics wor...

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Anon·10/22/26 01:06·No.17078489

Did you apply for Chinese gibs?

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-026-03151-7

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Anon·10/07/26 17:53·No.17069474

/sci/ humor

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Anon·10/12/26 21:31·No.17073421

You should be able to solve this

If the area of a cat's head is 1, the area of a standard cat's Koch head is 8/5; what is the area of a modified cat's Koch head, as in pic related?

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Anon·10/12/26 21:17·No.17073420

Natural allotetraploidy

Coffee has it for sure, as do a few other crop plants. Do any animals do this?

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Anon·10/12/26 20:53·No.17073411

Is it true that cats outlive frogs?

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Anon·10/24/26 11:22·No.17079773

>study chemistry at university >enjoy it >decide to pick up a physics textbook >authors just throw formulas at you >authors don't even attempt to explain how they were derived or link them to actual physical proccesses I feel like i'm just learning about math not reality. Has anyone here studied phy...

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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·10/20/26 16:03·No.17078043

Venusian Pancake Volcanoes

Let's have a thread about Venusian pancake volcanoes.

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Anon·10/23/26 03:26·No.17079134

Intentionally overdosing on antiinflamatory medication log (2nd day): >history: chronic back pain during 2024, assumed from faulty mattress, upon changing mattress, back pain was gone 2weeks-a month later, neck pain subsequently developed couple of months later >observation: slight burning sensati...

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Anon·10/13/26 13:24·No.17073848

Who has the best take?

https://proofsandprompts.com/2026/10/08/100-reactions-to-100-solutions/

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Anon·10/20/26 21:55·No.17078250

Anyone who thinks that generative AI is intelligent, will be intelligent, or could be intelligent, is below 109 IQ. Really what this social experiment revealed was the true scale of the lack of intelligence across the board. You really have to be dumber than rocks to see this "technology" (more lik...

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Anon·10/08/26 21:57·No.17070624

What are black holes exactly?

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Anon·10/24/26 06:08·No.17079697

The Age of Discovery is over. We now drift through the Age of Information and Intelligence, accelerating toward total Automation yet we remain centuries away from expanding beyond our single, fragile rock.

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Anon·10/17/26 12:49·No.17076508

as a brainlet I enjoy watching videos that tackle scientific subjects in an easy to understand way. sadly, I don't know of any channels that do this. I used to watch vsauce but he only makes edgy tiktaks now. any of the big channels are just there to waste everyone's time. numberphile is a retard po...

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Anon·10/18/26 20:50·No.17077147

Is faster than light travel really impossible?

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Anon·10/12/26 15:53·No.17073198

Will there ever be a base or a small city on Mars?

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Anon·10/24/26 12:53·No.17079796

>"harro, harro, student-san. Here in カシオ we have 1000 trillion websites, one forrr each countrrry in the worrrld" >"howevarr, half of them onrry show the info on the carrculator and the otherr half let you buy but are arrways out of stock because we produce onrry 3 calculator each month" >"unfortuna...

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Anon·10/24/26 18:13·No.17079897

I'm starting to think space is fake. can any anons give me the low down. also none of that flat earth pilpul because I've seen the horizon with my own eyes.

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Anon·10/24/26 00:18·No.17079616

Why does two negatives make a positive?

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Anon·10/23/26 23:56·No.17079602

How come we didn't evolve to drink shitty water? Almost all animals can do it, mammals can drink from fucking rivers and even stale water and be fine, some birds can even drink sea water with no issues, hell even my spoiled ass dog can slurp from a muddy puddle and be fine. Meanwhile, most people wi...

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Anon·10/24/26 17:53·No.17079886

book titled Error analysis

>author dedicates book to his wife What did John Taylor mean by that?

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Anon·10/22/26 02:24·No.17078508

How the fuck

Hundreds of millions of stars tightly packed, a small patch of this galaxy. No the darker areas are not gaps they're space clouds in front of them yes there's clouds in space, imagine that! How he fuck do they not fall into each other and why the fuck does all of this stuff even exist? The fucking s...

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Anon·10/16/26 22:25·No.17076208

Science is a little bit like going on a hike. You've heard there's some interesting waterfall, some beautiful waterfall out there. So, you decide to go hike with some friends to find it, but you need to make a map. You get lost a little bit, but maybe while getting lost, you discover something else ...

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Anon·10/02/26 19:35·No.17066808

If science knows glycation creates AGEs, why isn't a very low carbohydrates diet the standard?

>Glycation is a natural, non-enzymatic chemical process where excess sugar molecules spontaneously bond with proteins, lipids, or DNA in the body >This reaction forms unstable intermediate structures that eventually turn into permanent Advanced Glycation End-products (AGEs). >AGEs cross-link structu...

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Anon·10/22/26 01:44·No.17078494

Everyone uses this image ironically. What are some REAL examples of this? I think it is refusing life saving treatment. Jehovah's Witnesses refuse blood because they are retarded but Einstein refused to be saved because he was just like, "Why fight nature and artificially extend my time? Seems poin...

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Anon·10/12/26 19:42·No.17073370

Can you explain "aether theory" to me? Is it just psuedoscience or is there any validity to it?

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Anon·10/20/26 05:40·No.17077847

evolution is not what it used to be

2 billion years ago it was possible to create all the forms of life we see today but it is no longer so (or to be more accurate it was back then possible to continue evolution without limits) more than 1 billion years ago, bacteria were bottlenecked, non archae-bacteria, meaning just the regular ba...

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Anon·10/20/26 02:36·No.17077816

Political scientists are now doing quantum mechanics with ChatGPT.

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Anon·10/19/26 20:58·No.17077734

What is /sci/'s opinion on generalization? Is it a legitimate research strategy or just a cheapshot for midwits who have no idea what problems in their field are actually relevant?

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Anon·10/23/26 19:20·No.17079435

Bullshit me this: infinity soup is quantum and we will never exist again.

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Anon·10/17/26 04:43·No.17076403

-_-_-_-

Has anyone bothered to give this line pattern a name? Google has come up empty, and no chart I have accessible lists it among parallel line variations.

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Anon·10/20/26 15:13·No.17078021

What triggers the decay of a single particular atom?

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Anon·10/07/26 17:55·No.17069476

Quantum Mechanics Discusion

I was surprised there wasn't a thread for discussing quantum mechanics already. So I made one. Let's exchange our thoughts surrounding quantum mechanics. I'll go first: I was checking material around the double-slit experiment, again, trying to wrap my head around it, and found something I didn't...

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Anon·10/19/26 16:13·No.17077606

would a room at 0k create a vacuum? thinking if all the air was 0k, it would sink to the ground and above the frozen air would be nothing but vacuum left?

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Anon·10/09/26 14:28·No.17071141

Absolute zero

How close can you take me?

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Anon·10/17/26 20:28·No.17076739

Astronomers discover first green star

https://www.cnn.com/2026/10/16/science/green-star-discovery-scli-intl

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Anon·10/10/26 02:58·No.17071519

why does multiplying two negative numbers equal a positive number?

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Anon·10/11/26 03:51·No.17072259

Spaceflight general /sfg/

Previous thread: >>17069501

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Anon·10/07/26 09:30·No.17069201

chemistry nobels

nobel prize of chemistry will be revealed on Swedens TV within 15 minutes of writing this https://yle.fi/a/74-20250267?origin=rss

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Anon·10/12/26 16:36·No.17073249

HS Math class retard

Anons, i think I'm retarded, i recall this hilarious story from hs: >Be me, 4 years ago in math class >Teacher as us if we know a certain type of suite a*Un+b >I proudly lift my hand in the air as I'm the only one to know it's an arythmetico geometrical suite >I struggle for a WHOLE MINUTE to say it...

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Anon·10/20/26 19:04·No.17078129

Why?

>a computer program made by humans, for human purposes, helped solved human made problems, saving human time and resources >humans lose their minds of it

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Anon·10/01/26 06:04·No.17065886

>3 years of super intelligence (formerly artificial intelligence) >still 0 progress with ToE yep it's not intelligent

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Anon·10/08/26 21:57·No.17070625

wake me up when AI will solve Riemann [math] \frac{s(s-1)}{2} \pi^{-\frac{s}{2}} \Gamma \left(\frac{s}{2}\right) \zeta(s) = (s-1) \pi^{-\frac{s}{2}} \Gamma \left(\frac{s}{2} + 1\right) \zeta(s) [/math]

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Anon·09/29/26 16:54·No.17064681

Science was a lot more productive when it wasn't just social singling for certain "immigrant groups" and a path for a J1 or HB1 and was just where farmers and business men sent their children with autism.

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Anon·10/16/26 16:14·No.17075932

Is it just me or is this shit insanely difficult?

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Anon·10/17/26 02:06·No.17076335

poorfag needs to access recent papers

I need to write a comprehensive paper as part of the admissions process for a full scholarship. I'm currently on stage 3 of 4 of said process, having successfully progressed through the previous two. The problem I have is that quite a lot of the papers I need to access are behind paywalls. I've alr...

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Anon·10/15/26 09:20·No.17075013

currently relearning maths from scratch, opinions on pic related as a starting point?

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Anon·10/19/26 11:41·No.17077485

IQ is a myth, this is how you should interpret performance on most tests (made before this equation)

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Anon·10/23/26 23:30·No.17079587

I have a new math theory

>be me >make math theory

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Anon·10/20/26 00:34·No.17077794

>missed two doses of my clozapine >doc says its okay to take the full dose when my other doctor said this exact situation would result in needing to be retitrated I just want a second or third opinion.

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Anon·10/12/26 07:51·No.17072950

Most boring planet award

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Anon·10/19/26 21:40·No.17077754

atomism and gravity are both improbable as fuck. most chemistry seems like some guy just labeled as many metals as possible with a system that doesnt work with any efficacy. the periodic table of elements doesnt indicate or do anything in any logically consistent way.

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Anon·10/17/26 16:34·No.17076597

This is what Nasa is planning to send to the moon by 2030 Can you imagine how surreal experience it would be to drive a motherf*cking beach buggy on the moon I hope they eventually build a whole race track on the moon with jumps over craters and stuff

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Anon·10/14/26 23:22·No.17074847

drowsiness from 2nd gen antihistamines

hi guys does anyone get very eepy after taking 2nd gen antihistamines? whenever i take them i sleep for 18 hours straight and feel disoriented for the next 3 days. they also give me headaches i thought that they werent supposed to cause drowsiness bc they dont cross the blood brain barrier like 1s...

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Anon·10/17/26 16:19·No.17076594

Plato discovers mathematical induction.

Plato gives the first proof by induction in Parmenides 149c. The hypothesis he gives states that for any row of items n, the number of contacts between items is exactly n-1. This can be proved as follows. The base case is simple, if n=1, then c=0. Setting n=k, and adding one item, k+1, we find that ...

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Anon·10/14/26 20:13·No.17074775

Opinions on this Book if my end goal is Mastering Real Analysis

It's extremely tedious and I feel like I am wasting time. Would I have been off going with a simpler book and then straight to Abbott?

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Anon·10/19/26 22:59·No.17077773

sex

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Anon·10/22/26 11:47·No.17078702

Fuck chess So much talent wasted on a stupid board game

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Anon·10/23/26 15:50·No.17079345

Redpill me on sociology. Should one try to discover politico-economical laws to orient one's legislation and such?

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Anon·10/22/26 23:10·No.17079060

Why wouldn’t a demon core flail work?

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Anon·10/21/26 22:58·No.17078422

Hackers at the Gate

Scientifically speaking, is 1994’s Personal Home Page script secure enough for my NSA honeypot? I mean, 32 years is pretty mature technology, right? It’s pretty much AI-proof.

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Anon·10/22/26 05:25·No.17078555

They can't keep getting away with this.

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Anon·10/23/26 04:29·No.17079154

What if signal (as in frequencies) could be semantically defined as alignment with God? Alignment with anything beyond the s-domain more specifically

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Anon·10/19/26 00:50·No.17077211

5 years later

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Anon·10/19/26 12:05·No.17077497

What are some of the most recent developments in hair science?

Not just in terms of regrowth, balding, etc but also body function, interactions with the rest of the body, social dynamics, etc

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Anon·09/15/26 22:45·No.17054862

/mg/ - math general

Jean-Pierre Serre's 100th birthday edition previous: >>16991839

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Anon·10/08/26 15:34·No.17070291

AI DID A HIROSHIMA NAGASAKI

Is he right? Did OpenAI's GPT-7 just drop a Nagasaki on Math?

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Anon·10/22/26 07:12·No.17078578

The diagnostics by Dr. Mary Bowden shows serial spike antibody levels in a severely vaccine-injured patient. Levels stayed extremely high for months, dropped after DFPP (double-filtration plasmapheresis) in Japan that removed circulating spike/antibodies, then rebounded to prior highs within six mon...

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Anon·10/18/26 19:33·No.17077120

Working alone got easier once others could see it

For years I worked alone at home and the thing nobody warns you about is how invisible it is. You can do four solid hours and nobody knows, so on a bad day nobody notices either, and it all blurs together. A few months ago a friend got me to try Tempov, where you log your focused sessions and the p...

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Anon·10/19/26 10:10·No.17077420

Why do theoretical physicists take this crap seriously? "space has 11 dimension" "no space has 1 dimension that solves our problems" you can easily start from a false premise and prove a true a false conclusion, mathematically. So why are people so quick to ignore the VERY OBVIOUS FACT that space h...

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Anon·10/21/26 00:36·No.17078394

/sfg/ - Spaceflight General

medium lift- edition previous >>17075844 [/sci/thread/17075844#p17075844]

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Anon·10/23/26 13:31·No.17079297

finally an equation in which i'm an expert

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Anon·10/22/26 16:57·No.17078838

How can we blame this on AI?

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Anon·10/11/26 04:17·No.17072270

>people will pull out this indian fiver CGI as evidence we have put anything on Mars Not even a flat earther or so much as a geocentrist nor do I question the moon-landing. But I mean who looks at this in 2026 and thinks "yep, that's real"?!!

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Anon·10/14/26 13:19·No.17074553

Is sunscreen toxic or a necessary part of a skincare routine? Can't be both

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Anon·10/18/26 03:07·No.17076855

If you are so afraid of AI stealing your job, why don't you just become a cyborg?

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Anon·10/21/26 00:26·No.17078391

This image makes all the tourists here seethe!

Just watch them seethe under this post and try to redefine science in a way that excludes science itself.

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Anon·09/18/26 06:12·No.17056350

I can't be the only one who is genuinely excited to see STEMtards lose all their status. Just means more status for me.

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Anon·10/22/26 19:17·No.17078939

>the standard model for the Big Bang, [math]\Lambda\mathrm{CDM}[/math], is described as a "toy model" Cosmology is so unbelievably fucked it's not even funny.

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Anon·10/14/26 17:33·No.17074685

ITT: your favorite habitat megastructures you'd like to see humanity build in the future Mine is pic real, alderson disk. I'd also like ederspheres too

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Anon·10/09/26 08:46·No.17070960

https://arxiv.org/pdf/2610.08144 > To demonstrate the effect of this result we provide several examples of AI mistranslations of NL statements and proofs into Lean in practice, resulting in mismatches between NL proofs and their Lean ‘verifications’. These include OpenAI’s announced Navier-Stokes pr...

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Anon·10/13/26 02:19·No.17073546

Why can't we just extract pic rel from a humans body and put it in a bath of synthetic whatever is needed to keep the thing functioning and functioning and voila, immortality

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Anon·10/21/26 23:53·No.17078446

Is veganism good?

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Anon·10/16/26 16:09·No.17075929

"Cheesed to meet you", quoth the mouse.

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Anon·10/22/26 03:56·No.17078535

We must stop developing AI because this world is a simulation and AI would make it possible to break out of the simulation, hence our simulators will delete the universe

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Anon·10/20/26 17:10·No.17078077

Don't know how else to say, while philosophizing 100% of credibility of information is bluntly isn't there. It's a constant. For Informational Era this is ridiculous. Physics try to solve it, yes, but their numbers are so small. Also, while knowing this, not confident people are respectable, but cr...

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Anon·10/22/26 04:24·No.17078543

historians are the biologists of the social sciences

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Anon·10/15/26 20:14·No.17075325

Graduated in math in 2020. Worked as an actuarial consultant for a couple of years. Went back to school for grad. Math died last week. What are my possible career options?

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Anon·10/17/26 00:24·No.17076293

Why is 3/3 equal to 1? Ok, so 1/3 is 0.33333 forever. 2/3 is 0.6666 forever. So, if that's the case, why is 3/3=1 and not 0.99999 forever? Where does the last little bit get added to 3/3 to have it equal 1?

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Anon·10/22/26 11:17·No.17078690

Page 1&3 of Beal Cipher

What would you do if a framework was able to crack a 200 year old cipher leading to a $80M Treasure.

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Anon·10/09/26 19:55·No.17071336

Is compound V or something akin to it possible in real life /sci/?

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Anon·10/22/26 08:04·No.17078600

I wonder about the mechanisms of the engine of the AI math hype. I'm gonna play devil's advocate for a moment. Let's create an alternate version of me that fully believes in it. How would you answer the question that, that version of me poses, specifically "How is AI so good at math"? I'd like to he...

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Anon·10/09/26 15:48·No.17071195

are you smarter than the average good third worlder student? no trigonometry allowed

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Anon·10/22/26 05:12·No.17078551

I just simplified my first square root

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Anon·10/22/26 08:33·No.17078609

What would have happened if humans never mined/ pumped fossil fuels? Would all the oil and coal disappear into the earth's core and the surface would eventually run out of carbon, making life impossible? Where does all the carbon on earth come from anyway? We were wondering about water but we have ...

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Anon·10/15/26 06:49·No.17074972

>Horses and donkeys can have kids even though they're different species because they're so close. But their kids and infertile though Has this ever been attempted between humans and chimpancees? I keep reading it's impossible, but I never find based on what?

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Anon·10/17/26 21:20·No.17076777

In the year 9595, I'm kinda wondering if man is gonna be alive?

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Anon·10/20/26 05:36·No.17077846

why do prime numbers exist?

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Anon·09/18/26 18:36·No.17056672

Gut full of bacteria? Checked. Mouth full of bacteria? Checked. Skin full of bacteria and fungi? Checked. Feels good, man.

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Anon·10/07/26 02:11·No.17068924

Is there such a mental condition as AI denialism? where no matter how the proofs pile up of how better AI is than us at a given task, the person keeps deriding it and act as if it was a retarded bot of any uses, and slams news of AI incidents or strides as just a PR campaign? These fucking retards a...

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Anon·10/22/26 16:04·No.17078789

what does innate ordering of hypothesis mean?

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Anon·10/18/26 08:43·No.17076901

How uneducated are americans? In mr. Beasts latest video the contestants have to pull a car for 300 laps but in 99% of the footage the rope isn't even in tension, it's just dangling there

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Anon·10/14/26 19:53·No.17074764

What are the most interesting/fascinating things about water?

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Anon·10/13/26 12:20·No.17073814

What is the scientific explanation for paid actors flooding the board as Q3 reports are looming over silicon valley, having to report negative RoIs, and the NS """proof""" crumbling in real time? How does one model the astroturfers pivoting from "muh lean" to "peer review doesn't matter, ai is smart...

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Anon·09/24/26 10:12·No.17060202

Is /med/ here?

I think I'm dying from alcoholic liver disease and I'm scared. I can't even go to sleep because I have some abdominal pain. No I'm not drinking anymore. I had to use medications to get to sleep. I have no other symptoms it seems but that. I'm currently waiting for my lab tests, but I'm not really an...

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Anon·10/20/26 22:06·No.17078265

all health advice and routines are bullshit, including nutrition and sleep and all of it. Aging is the culprit behind all health complications, and nothing can stop this preprogrammed breakdown of your body once it starts happening at 25/26

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Anon·10/22/26 05:02·No.17078548

There better not be any square roots on this board. I’ve got a bit of a problem with square roots.

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Anon·10/22/26 07:09·No.17078577

As a kid, I used to love science, I used to love the world I lived in, I was full of wonder and happiness, I didn't need to drown my cynicism in alcohol like I do now. I used to thing all good things I had in life I had them for granted, I used to think I could achieve anything and live a happy life...

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Anon·10/20/26 21:58·No.17078255

Any news from him?

what about the other anti-aging scientists?

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Anon·10/14/26 03:32·No.17074235

>"artificial intelligence" >look inside >it's just a search engine with extra steps

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Anon·10/12/26 23:01·No.17073456

How will AI enhanced scientific research look like 10 years from now?

Will humans even be able to understand science? What happens if scientific fields become orders of magnitude more complex than we can comprehend?

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Anon·10/07/26 13:13·No.17069303

>On average, each result used three hours of ChatGPT Pro thinking compute with that model. Bud, if it takes three hours ON AVERAGE to solve problems that have stumped mathematicians for DECADES, I'm thinking you and your loved ones are gonna die pretty soon. Or maybe get experimented on. I guess th...

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Anon·10/16/26 06:51·No.17075628

How often do you check where edibles you buy are manufactured at?

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Anon·09/20/26 18:20·No.17057862

Get in here DIalect just published another videos exposing relativists

This time exposing their misleading wording about electricity and magnetism. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8MNcxa_Gk5U

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Anon·09/10/26 14:47·No.17051163

>tfw doing my graduate research on theoretical fluid mechanics So... have I just been outmoded?

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Anon·10/20/26 21:24·No.17078230

Water

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23512496

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Anon·10/20/26 07:27·No.17077870

https://repository.ubn.ru.nl/bitstream/handle/2066/113534/mmubn000001_065758358.pdf Opinion on this thesis?

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Anon·10/19/26 05:49·No.17077294

>disproves entropy

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Anon·10/15/26 12:10·No.17075087

There Is No Algorithm For Thinking

In my experience, the brainlets who keep namedropping the Scientific Method(tm) invariably mean some variation of pic related. The problem with that pic (and variants thereof) is that it covers, at best, the discovery of empirical laws. A scientific theory is not a collection of empirical laws. A sc...

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Anon·10/16/26 20:11·No.17076104

What other animals have flip-flopped like this?

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Anon·10/20/26 19:23·No.17078139

Proof of Riemann Hypothesis

Anon Did this guy prove the Riemann Hypothesis? https://github.com/davidwyly/riemann-hypothesis-public

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Anon·10/18/26 19:56·No.17077126

AI dread

Is there any point in studying physics and math anymore now that AI can literally invent new science that humans can't? I'm so demoralized by this anons. Using AI will atrophy your brain and when scientists start doing it, the effect of dumbening will be collective. We'll end up in a "black box" so...

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Anon·10/10/26 20:22·No.17072040

what are the scientific implications behind being under a constant and never-ending raid by a small group of people with nothing better to do?

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Anon·10/10/26 13:31·No.17071717

I was wondering if we could start getting threads one day like these ones from /ic/?

I mean we do have some threads with people moping around because of their own inferiority in math, science, or both. Or they are asking on how they could improve at it. So, why not just provide them with the stuff that they actually need? Some specific resource sharing generals would be nice. Like ...