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Anon
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04/25/25 20:08
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No.16646487
Welcome to /sci/ - Science & Math
The new /sci/ wiki https://4chan-science.fandom.com/wiki//sci/_Wiki (More resources in replies)
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Anon
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05/11/26 16:45
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No.16974251
End of the universe and its implication terrify me.
So recently I got my first taste of existential dread/ eldritch horror. It was the theory of how universe might end and how it would result in nothing ever happening ever again, universe turning into a bowl of roaming particles that doesn't react to anything. Nothing will ever happen for all eternit...
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Anon
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05/15/26 18:18
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No.16976676
Can you draw a line backwards
And if so please tell me how
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Anon
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04/01/26 22:20
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No.16940654
/mg/ - math general
Fish Edition
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Anon
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05/15/26 16:41
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No.16976620
If evolution is real, then why didn't we evolve to not have food allergies? Some people can die from being near a peanut, so wouldn't this be a massive driver for evolution? Lol.
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Anon
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05/15/26 21:16
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No.16976770
Scientifically speaking, what's the optimal weight for a pregnant woman? Is it OK for her to stay thin or should she put on some extra fat?
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Anon
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05/03/26 00:57
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No.16969264
Can /sci/ help me with a problem. I understand and got correct question 2 but question 3 I would have guessed 50kg. I would have thought that due to the rope being pulled in the same direction as the load it becomes a supporting rope, therefore 300/6 rather than 300/5 to get 50kg of equivalent force...
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Anon
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05/12/26 03:38
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No.16974608
Is it true that brains don't fully mature until age 25 or is psuedoscience?
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Anon
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05/14/26 22:50
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No.16976232
/scg/ - STEM career general
"I got ChatGPT to make this image in 5 seconds instead of trying to google something moderately interesting and will claim this as meta commentary instead of laziness" edition. Previous Thread: >>16945727 [/sci/thread/16945727#p16945727] This thread exists to ask questions regarding careers associ...
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Anon
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05/15/26 20:46
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No.16976756
is this ok?
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Anon
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05/15/26 18:55
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No.16976693
is there any actual science about gut feelings, and them sometimes being accurate if not precise?
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Anon
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05/15/26 05:54
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No.16976357
Let's unpack this.... without making a mockery of it
So now we have AR.... augmented reality, and pron producers are busy making green screen VR / AR.... maybe I'm behind the times, but I just discovered this and its pretty legit. Bottom line: will young people stop having sex? Because AR is here using the picrel dynamic... if feels REAL. even though...
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Anon
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05/12/26 09:44
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No.16974714
when will science finally be able to cure small penises? Having a small penis is associated with reduced quality of life, an increased risk of mental disorders and suicide. 30–40% of males are affected, yet relatively little funding is devoted to researching this topic. Why?
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Anon
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05/15/26 09:03
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No.16976412
Explain to me why this wouldn't work. You would just have to suck on the hose to kickstart it, but then it would be generating free energy.
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Anon
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04/13/26 13:58
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No.16957858
This just looks depressing.
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Anon
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05/12/26 09:42
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No.16974712
Thinking is NOT computation. Computation is capable of many “tasks” that thinking is not. Are there any “tasks” that thinking is capable of that computation is not effectively capable of? Don’t call me a retard, I’m trying to figure something out.
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Anon
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05/15/26 19:20
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No.16976710
Does having sex while you are in high school make you more likely to prey on minors later in life? If someone has pleasant memories of having sex with a 14-year-old girl, it makes sense that they would want to do it again.
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Anon
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05/15/26 17:56
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No.16976666
College gave me an impossible question
>you can use the T table to find the answer bro
>gives us an incomplete T table
what the hell?
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Anon
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05/11/26 22:28
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No.16974489
24 year old quit education at 17 (UK) I always liked astronomy but now I'm internet gambling and nicotine I was doing okay in college but I quit Pic related is me drinking my retard juice
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Anon
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05/15/26 12:01
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No.16976471
Why didn't she go to industry if she thought that academic physics was bad?
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Anon
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05/13/26 01:37
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No.16975256
If this what the ideal female form should look like. Why isnt it more prevalent scientifically speaking?
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Anon
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04/22/26 18:32
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No.16963284
Fertility rate
How would you solve low fertility rates using science? I start: -remove many women from workplace so they get bored at home and have babies out of boredom -ban goyphones (mobile phones), social media, TV and soap operas, or ban them just for females, so that they are bored at home and want babies o...
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Anon
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05/10/26 02:18
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No.16973407
Is this actually true?
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Anon
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05/09/26 10:51
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No.16972945
SSRI thread
I’ve always been saying this: SSRIs are effective only for OCD, and the one-third of patients who show significant improvement with SSRIs actually just had some minor OCD to begin with.
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Anon
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05/15/26 15:47
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No.16976574
when did Science started to be political ?
>No scientific studies have performed fecal microbiota transplants (FMT, or "poop transplants") from straight men to gay men (or the reverse) specifically to test effects on sexual orientation or attraction.
>Why this specific experiment hasn't (and likely won't) happen:Ethical barriers: Testing wh...
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Anon
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04/13/26 23:43
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No.16958259
Why does science seek to emasculate dinosaurs
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Anon
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05/15/26 07:49
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No.16976397
So it's just bandaid to fix an obviously flawed theory right?
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Anon
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05/15/26 16:31
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No.16976607
Generalization
i really really like generalizing anything that comes to my mind, what i mean by that is like finding some rules and shortcuts in solving simple everyday tasks, maybe some datatables and rules to create such. I dont really know how to sum it all up but like,it is really fun to make anything work as ...
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Anon
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05/15/26 12:33
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No.16976492
when did biological sex arise in animals? did mammalians, reptilians, mollusks, insects, etc. independently convergently evolve male and female sexes, or were male and female sexes present in a common ancestor already? I just wonder if alien life would also have male and female sexes or if alien li...
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Anon
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04/30/26 19:53
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No.16967964
/med/: peartetosis edition
What goes on in the call room stays in the call room
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Anon
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05/14/26 21:19
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No.16976199
Why is this drink so refreshing?
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Anon
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05/09/26 12:39
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No.16972994
ITT: tools for high IQ people
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Anon
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05/11/26 13:40
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No.16974181
/sqtddtot/ - stupid questions that don't deserver their own thread
Where does the energy that accelerates a space probe doing a sling shot manoeuvre with e.g. a planet come from? Shouldn't the gravitational drag zero out the pull, i.e. no change in speed? Also, what's /sci/'s opinion on strangelets? does they exist? Supposedly, scientists kvetched over the potenti...
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Anon
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05/14/26 02:00
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No.16975760
Everything began with a colossal explosion.
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Anon
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05/15/26 07:13
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No.16976383
https://x.com/kylemocker81064/status/2055183393894096952 Grok goes with destroy, Gemini goes with synthesis, and claude goes with control. Make of that what you will.
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Anon
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05/15/26 01:34
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No.16976293
Why do black holes have such strong sexual energy
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Anon
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05/15/26 03:04
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No.16976324
I don't get Rokos Basilisk, it's retarded
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Anon
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05/15/26 11:35
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No.16976458
They really should be called irreducible numbers instead of prime numbers since their immediate generalisation is to irreducible elements of a ring and not prime elements of a ring.
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Anon
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05/11/26 21:06
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No.16974444
What is the evolutionary purpose of mental states? If a certain sequence of neural events in brain causes another set of neural events, why does there need to be a mental event at all to accompany those physical events?
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Anon
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04/28/26 20:08
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No.16966857
Is harvesting energy from the ionoshpere even practically possible? Won't the fields candle out and not electrons would actually flow?
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Anon
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04/30/26 07:09
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No.16967652
Thoughts?
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Anon
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05/07/26 01:39
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No.16971484
How are they suddenly so smart in stem?
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Anon
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05/13/26 17:16
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No.16975584
Natural selection in humans is a joke Every tiger looks the fucking same Every chimpanzee looks the fucking same Every penguin looks the fucking same Every human in an apartment complex will look drastically different from face composition, complexion, eye colour, height, sex organs, muscular insert...
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Anon
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05/15/26 07:49
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No.16976398
I figured out how to know if wave function collapse happens due to human consciousness observing it or due to it needing to collapse because it interacts with anything non-quantum.
>Build advanced AI
>Place restrictions on it so it always tells the objective truth
>Ask it to observe wave function co...
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Anon
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05/15/26 08:20
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No.16976405
Will gene editing allow me to create Joseph G. Newton son in the future?
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Anon
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05/01/26 19:39
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No.16968614
Three circles tangent to the unit semicircle
This problem requires the derivation or proof of r(R) and beta(alpha). The extremal values, however, can be calculated numerically. Overall, it seems to me to be a rather complex task.
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Anon
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05/11/26 16:16
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No.16974219
Euler's number
It tends to a constant at infinity, ok big deal, many expressions do that. Why do I have to deal with this bastard everywhere from now on?
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Anon
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05/15/26 07:27
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No.16976392
Horizon model
Action of the system: S = ∫ d^4x √(-g) [ R/(16πG) + 1/2 (∇Γ)^2 - V(Γ; s) + 1/2 (∇s)^2 - U(s) + L_rad ] Potentials: V(Γ; s) = (α/2)(s_crit - s) Γ^2 + (β/4) Γ^4 + (λ/6) Γ^6 U(s) = (γ/2)(s - s_eq)^2 Energy-momentum tensor: T_{μν} = ∇_μΓ ∇_νΓ - g_{μν}[1/2(∇Γ)^2 + V(Γ; s)] + ∇_μs ∇_νs - g_{μν}[1/2(...
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Anon
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05/15/26 07:24
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No.16976387
Is space a medium or is it nothingness? And in that same area of inquiry, is time something we occupy or something we use up?
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Anon
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05/14/26 02:45
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No.16975770
Q: what caused the big bang? A: nothing caused the big bang because causality is a feature of the universe and the big bang was the beginning of the universe, therefore the laws of the universe don’t apply to it.
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Anon
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05/15/26 05:46
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No.16976351
This is crazy, imagine we learn to decode their language and they have high concept thinking. Then if we can reproduce it we will be able to communicate. I wonder if they would accept us as the rulers of earth or not
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Anon
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05/13/26 15:06
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No.16975532
As of mid-2025, almost 2% of all citations on papers uploaded to the Social Science Research Network are hallucinated. On arXiv, PubMed Central, and bioRxiv, the rise in hallucinations has also been substantial. https://x.com/cremieuxrecueil/status/2054575327481942049
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Anon
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05/14/26 16:55
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No.16976106
Is there any math system that has upper and lowercase numbers?
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Anon
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04/12/26 09:54
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No.16957041
drop truth bombs about reality
can you nerds tell me some blackpill truth about the universe? stuff most common people don't know about but you specifically do? share and discuss
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Anon
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05/12/26 18:28
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No.16975020
i love college
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Anon
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04/18/26 14:03
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No.16960574
Any way to explain this without be schizo?
Why is this happening? Why are scientists either disappearing or dying randomly? Especially advanced scientists?
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Anon
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05/14/26 19:45
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No.16976159
Microplastics overhyped
>In this work, we illustrate that dry surface contact with nitrile and latex laboratory gloves can cause overestimations of microplastics (mean 2000 false positives per mm2) when using traditional library matching approaches. We recommend a nitrile cleanroom glove (mean 100 false positives per mm2) ...
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Anon
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04/09/26 21:09
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No.16952754
Something can't come from nothing
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Anon
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05/11/26 20:35
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No.16974422
Omg, trips galore.
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Anon
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05/09/26 13:04
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No.16973002
In the two guards riddle, I don't get how the solution makes sense Please explain
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Anon
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03/30/26 17:51
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No.16937914
Would it really be possible for an advanced alien species (granted, they see using sound) to somehow miss the concept of general relativity?
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Anon
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05/15/26 04:17
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No.16976339
This is presented as perhaps the biggest ass-pull of all time. 1). There is NO theory of everything. Never was. Never will be. 2). There are NO initial conditions non-relative to our current space and time. 3). Everything is geometry. That's it. The end. Seriously. We're done, ok? Discuss.
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Anon
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05/06/26 10:17
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No.16970980
Hantavirus
How long will it take to develop a vaccine?
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Anon
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05/10/26 00:49
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No.16973367
Getting from A to B in Space requires a certain amount of time that depends on velocity The faster i move, the less time i need to get from A to B What if i could do the opposite? What if i could accelerate Time? What if i wouldn't move faster, but time accelerates faster? I wouldn't break any law...
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Anon
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04/21/26 00:10
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No.16962330
E = mc^2
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Anon
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03/22/26 14:55
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No.16933188
>le particle has le energy when not in le motion
>whoa
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Anon
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05/14/26 20:18
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No.16976180
When a man presents the Riemann Hypothesis problem he presents it like this: "Are all the non-trivial zeroes of the Riemann Zeta function confined to the 1/2 line?" But this is a weird way to present the problem. Firstly, why did you need to invent a whole term just for "non-trivial zeroes" when say...
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Anon
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03/24/26 19:46
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No.16934785
China won’t surpass us- ACK
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Anon
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04/13/26 21:00
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No.16958190
Is indeterminism a form of cope
In the words of physicist Anton Zeilinger:
> [W]e always implicitly assume the freedom of the experimentalist... This fundamental assumption is essential to doing science. If this were not true, then, I suggest, it would make no sense at all to ask nature questions in an experiment, since then natu...
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Anon
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05/10/26 01:12
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No.16973378
Do they really represent wisdom? Are ppl who have fully grown wisdom teeth more wisdomy? Do u get dumber if u remove them?
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Anon
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04/03/26 21:20
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No.16945142
So the earth is truly proven round
And now we can simply ignore flat earth retards for good, let them drivel in their madness. So the big question is why is the earth a sphere and other space objects in the universe like the sun or moons?
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Anon
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05/09/26 11:00
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No.16972948
there are not only infinite infinities, but an infinite number of those infinities. And an infinite number of those infinities. And an infinite number of those infinities. And…(infinitely times. And that infinitely times. And that infinitely times. And that infinitely times. And…) continues forever....
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Anon
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05/14/26 21:15
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No.16976196
My idea for new sticker tech: add a hinge so its only visible when driving and make it gay as fuck
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Anon
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05/14/26 19:07
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No.16976151
Psychology is pseudoscience. There is no such thing as a mental disorder. Anybody with a so called "mental disorder" is just a pathetic beta male or normal woman. The cure is to man up, find Jesus, and stop being weird. Lol.
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Anon
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05/14/26 22:41
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No.16976228
science youtube niggas really be like
>Its Okay to be Smart
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Anon
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05/13/26 01:23
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No.16975245
/sfg/ - Spaceflight General
One week - edition previous >>16971760 [/sci/thread/16971760#p16971760]
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Anon
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05/03/26 22:48
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No.16969774
Could they have been saved?
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Anon
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04/28/26 01:22
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No.16966412
Waow
Science casts scientific method and reveals that men must be marginalized.
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Anon
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05/09/26 21:32
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No.16973282
He is not going to bring us anywhere to having anything on the moon
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Anon
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05/14/26 21:03
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No.16976192
Ouroboros Logic
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Anon
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05/14/26 12:41
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No.16976028
You teach, I learn :))
Can someone explain how to approach this geometry proof?:(( I tried... but I got stuck on part b Problem: Let ABCD be a rectangle. Let H be a point on diagonal AC such that BH ⟂ AC. a) Prove that △ABH ∼ △ACB. b) Let O be the intersection point of AC and BD. Let K be the midpoint of AB. Suppose BH in...
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Anon
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05/14/26 18:48
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No.16976149
Gray's Conclusion
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Anon
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05/14/26 16:18
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No.16976094
So its setled then?
You always keep the same door right, or am i understanding it wrong?
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Anon
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05/13/26 02:41
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No.16975279
mathematical proof for hoeflation
I have written a model for dating markets that basically conclude the existence of hoeflation and proves mathematically how hoeflation is not only akin to regular inflation but also showing hoeflation as a market failure, hoeflation is precisely analogous to hyperinflation, because of individually r...
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Anon
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04/24/26 04:44
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No.16964073
EUROPA LANDER
What if the Europa Lander finds complex life under the ice of Europa in the 2040s or whenever it arrives? Imagine discovering that life coincidentally also exists so close to our planet, and then remembering that we've been broadcasting radio signals over hundreds of light years for the last two hun...
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Anon
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05/14/26 10:46
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No.16975944
Linguistics
I'm trying to create a system of formulas and schemes that will aid with studying a lang. Am I wasting my time? Pic rel is moonrunes.
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Anon
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05/06/26 16:44
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No.16971200
Scientifically speaking, what causes 2 teenage boys to view tranny porn, and for one to want to be the tranny, and the other one to want to fuck trannies? What causes the difference? Is it hormonal?
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Anon
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05/09/26 02:28
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No.16972738
I miss this lil nigga like you would not believe
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Anon
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05/11/26 16:59
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No.16974266
Is it over for me if I try to speedrun HS physics in 12 months?? If I stop being a brainlet and actually apply myself, how many hours a day am I looking at?
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Anon
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02/23/26 14:05
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No.16918979
Is so-called Tourette syndrome real?
Why does the brain choose specific i.e. bad words to scream them uncontrollably?
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Anon
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03/25/26 18:01
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No.16935316
What is science?
Science is a few things: 1. Knowledge (this is where the word comes from) to be acquired and information that can be applied (technology, chemistry, cooking, etc, are all applied sciences) 2. The method of “fuck around and find out” (causality/repeatability as it is - with the additional nuances of...
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Anon
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05/08/26 19:39
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No.16972553
Is there a more insufferable sciencetuber?
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Anon
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05/09/26 15:19
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No.16973052
Are penguins birds?
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Anon
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05/13/26 15:21
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No.16975542
I got exposed to a 180 mW 532 nm Nd-YAG laser light scattered off a surface for a duration of 0.25 seconds. I saw a scotoma in both my eyes in the centre, that disappeared after a few seconds. Are my retinas permanently fried?
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Anon
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04/17/26 13:44
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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
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05/13/26 08:35
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No.16975354
E^2 = m^2 + p^2
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Anon
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05/13/26 09:30
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No.16975371
If you believe this world is real, then you make no sense.
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Anon
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05/14/26 12:13
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No.16976000
In other words:
>I'm a retarded NPC who can't reason from first principles, therefore I cannot create anything novel myself, so since I'm so utterly limited everyone else must be too, therefore everything is reverse engineered alien tech.
Is that about it? Every psyop is like this. Made by and for t...
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Anon
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05/14/26 06:38
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No.16975854
Terraforming Thread
Ok the technology may not be feasible but lets say you had the ability to remove billions of tonnes of matter from any planet and also be able to deposit those materials on other planets How would you make Veus lose its runaway greenhouse? https://youtu.be/Wp-WiNXH6hI How much Carbon would you have...
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Anon
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04/07/26 09:07
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No.16950507
Moon far side
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05/13/26 14:31
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No.16975510
The human brain has discovered something that is true that lies beyond physical reality
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Anon
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05/12/26 20:04
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No.16975080
How come just getting a good night's of sleep and practicing to solve similar logical/pattern recognition tests than those IQ tests use can make the difference between an average and an above average result, yet "IQ tests can't be cheated"? And if practicing similar problems is considered cheating, ...
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Anon
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04/04/26 09:29
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No.16945727
/scg/ - STEM career general
Youth funemployment edition. Previous Thread: >>16929007 This 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 ST...
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Anon
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02/09/26 19:30
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No.16909042
Turns out the Flynn effect was always a load of horse shit
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05/14/26 08:04
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No.16975874
Perelman-Gray Refinement
Title: Transitional Dynamics from Ricci Flow to Laminar Coherence The Statement: While the Three-Sphere (Perelman) defines the Potential of the Universe, the Toroidal Flow (Gray) defines the Manifestation of the Field. The Solution: A universe that is "Whole" must also be "Open." The central "hole...
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Anon
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04/26/26 00:26
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No.16965372
Are aquariums/zoos ethically defensible?
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Anon
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05/13/26 00:35
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No.16975218
I'm an EEfag and barely passed my proofs course and learned nothing in any of my courses this year. I'm pretty sure they are dumbed down too because the median on my exams are rarely below a B. Am I just meant to be a code monkey doing plc nigger shit?
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Anon
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05/14/26 05:48
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No.16975829
Geometric Stabilization of Non-Euclidean Vacuum States
Abstract: This document outlines the mathematical refinement of the Poincaré Conjecture specifically regarding the behavior of the Laminar Field within a vacuum. It identifies the Stationary Node as the primary stabilizing factor in three-dimensional manifold expansion. Fundamental Theorem: The vac...
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Anon
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04/16/26 12:52
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No.16959411
Will we ever escape this shithole?
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Anon
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05/09/26 11:49
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No.16972969
Doesn't it violate entropy?
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Anon
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04/03/26 03:59
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No.16944314
/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
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05/12/26 02:22
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No.16974585
>mfw manufacturing engineer had the gall to suggest that design engineering manage part inventory for manufacturing...
How did we get here? America, America, your nation is bleeding ... An entire generation has been systematically robbed of generational knowledge transfer, and we will see the compo...
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Anon
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05/12/26 17:28
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No.16974972
NNNNNNNNNNNNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO THE ENTROPY OF AN ISOLATED SYSTEM CAN NEVER GO DOWN BECAUSE...BECAUSE IT JUST HECKIN FLIPPIN FREAKIN CAN'T OK????????????
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Anon
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05/12/26 12:08
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No.16974783
so, if you farted while suspended out in space would the thrust move you? could spatial life forms like giant space whales use it as a propulsion system?
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Anon
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05/07/26 22:58
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No.16972025
Is there scientific knowledge on YouTube that is not in books, or LLMS, or the web, or behind a paywall? sorry for the pic
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Anon
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05/04/26 13:00
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No.16970060
Female body tastes better?
I've been thinking about this lately. If we look at certain sexually dimorphic traits in female humans, especially ones that are considered sexy in girls, they're also what makes meat taste good. For example, the female body has thinner skin, lower collagen density, and even a less rigid collagen bo...
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Anon
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05/12/26 16:18
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No.16974917
Predicting numerals
I have this idea that if you can see the amount of post per hour based on the time of day you could better predict how to get dubs,trips,quads and so on. Am i crazy could this work?
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Anon
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05/13/26 19:43
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No.16975674
hey lads what do ye think o’ this jus’ ad a pint or two, wrote this down on the bar table brain’s swimmin’ but the maths is flowin’ so picture two time‑dependent sequences o’ functions, right: fn(t) an’ gn(t). now Oi mash ’em together in an alternating sum like
>S(t)=∑n=1∞(fn(t)−gn(t))>
(don’t wo...
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Anon
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05/02/26 02:12
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No.16968787
According to mainstream scientists. Not even these people (who have lived isolated and inbred for 60,000 years) are "pure". No one is pure. Race isn't allowed to exist. Ever. People's ancestry doesn't cluster "discretely enough" by their standards and never will.
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Anon
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05/13/26 20:20
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No.16975681
I knew a successful scientist once and he hated everyone and thought everyone was retarded and lazy and everyone hated him and thought he was weird and retarded. But he made contributions to science and got awards. Did u know any great scientists and what were they like? I do not mean useless scient...
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Anon
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05/12/26 20:37
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No.16975095
scientifically speaking
why there has not been a nation of high iq autists conquering the earth with their advanced tech? i think scandinavians and japs were close but they lost it, do you think such society could emerge in the future?
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Anon
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05/07/26 04:59
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No.16971542
based Hudafa
so what are you up to /sci/?
>Hudhayfa Nazoordeen, a Canadian math undergraduate, reportedly built a nuclear fusor in about 4 weeks, showing how quickly complex hardware projects can now be approached. A fusor uses high voltage electric fields to accelerate ions into plasma, where limited fusion re...
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Anon
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04/20/26 11:13
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No.16962016
What is the evolutionary purpose of being obsessed about superheroes, comics and Pokémon at an adult age? Is it arrested development?
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Anon
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05/13/26 15:13
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No.16975538
"Gifted" people are subhuman. They all have neuroses, need drugs to chill out, never take action and don't know how to be a person in general. On top of that, there's always someone out there who brutally mogs them either in intelligence or life achievements or both. IQlets on the other hand are pur...
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Anon
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05/13/26 15:33
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No.16975546
What are the implications...
Of introducing California Roach, Hardhead and Hitch hybrids to Gliese 725 Bc?
>Temperature of -58.15°C.
>Larger than Earth (Super-Earth).
>Orbits a MV3.5 type star in a Binary System with a MV3 type star.
I think Antarctic Cyanobacteria could produce enough methane on this world to warm the planet...
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Anon
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05/12/26 22:11
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No.16975158
Tell me about oxygen tubes.. Grandma's getting confused.
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Anon
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04/18/26 22:52
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No.16960810
Biologically speaking, why is homosexuality not considered an abnormality in the world of science? The purpose of a man and a woman is for reproduction. We have special body parts that are made for that, so how is it then for two people of the same gender to be attracted together and not considered ...
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Anon
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05/08/26 15:17
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No.16972396
On May 8th, 2026, the United States Federal Government unsealed a collection of material related to encounters with "Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon" In this thread, I will be posting a set of photographs provided from this collection taken from the Apollo 12 landing site (location: The Moon) on Nov...
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Anon
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05/13/26 11:05
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No.16975406
Homemade napalm
Hey guys, I wanna make some homemade napalm with gasoline acetone and some polystyrene, can someone help me find the best proportion of each compound ?
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Anon
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05/11/26 21:49
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No.16974472
What are the chances of me ever getting to go to the moon?
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Anon
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05/12/26 21:13
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No.16975121
I found this pic on /int/. Is this true? How is this possible?
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Anon
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05/04/26 23:49
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No.16970351
Resources for learning how influence works
I want to learn the basics of sociology, economics, linguistics, so that I can try to influence people better, can anyone recommend beginner friendly books, articles, online courses, or short overviews for each field?
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Anon
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05/09/26 04:32
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No.16972798
Why does screaming a little make frontal lobes shrink so much?
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Anon
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05/09/26 04:11
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No.16972784
Why not just use the LSAM for artemis II
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Anon
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05/09/26 02:55
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No.16972748
His ideas are fascinating to me. Is he a pseud? By extension, am I?
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Anon
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04/20/26 19:05
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No.16962229
What should I study if I wanna figure out interdimensional portal travel
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Anon
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05/12/26 21:16
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No.16975125
If the reality can be divided, it can't be infinite as it would then be a collection of finite parts. If it is finite, then it wouldn't exist as if it is finite it would have to be limited by something outside of itself.
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Anon
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05/08/26 03:57
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No.16972174
What is the scientific cause for someone having a record of bad grades in education but being interested in topics that are usually associated with people of above average intelligence and being socially awkward and being built like a incel? So you're stupid, socially inept and you don't have high t...
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Anon
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05/01/26 04:03
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No.16968171
In this video simulation of a black hole merger taken from wikipedia, there's a moment before they merge where the two wells begin to form a saddle shape. The edges of the saddle then begin to creep UP, above the plane, and at their highest point ~0:21 appear to have crept so high they're above the ...
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Anon
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05/01/26 14:42
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No.16968460
Resonant Tech general! Electric field and wave time. Tell us your hopes and dreams.
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Anon
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05/07/26 23:01
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No.16972028
What is "space?"
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Anon
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05/11/26 00:42
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No.16973930
What's the genetic mechanism in avian flu preventing human to human transmission? If the flu evolved for it to be readily transmissible, would it still be as lethal?
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Anon
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05/12/26 23:34
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No.16975199
Are satisfiability and gravity related? I'm reading scholze and i seriously doubt quantum mechanics and general relativity will ever be unified.
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Anon
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05/11/26 01:02
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No.16973935
What's the point of working out and doing aerobic or anerobic excersie if there's people who have never moved a lot and live to 100? I see athletes who barely live to 70 and then theres people who would sit in a chair and talk their whole lives and they live until 90 or 100. If anything moving as li...
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Anon
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05/09/26 18:15
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No.16973167
I've been taught the gcd algorithm in 3 classes now and I still can't intuitively understand it
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Anon
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05/12/26 16:45
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No.16974938
what am i missing
Cassini-Huygens was far more impressive as a technical feat than both of the Voyagers ever were, yet it is basically forgotten about today. I do not believe doing fly-bys and reaching Solar escape velocity is particularly impressive. There was no intended direction, and reaching a stable orbit arou...
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Anon
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05/12/26 09:59
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No.16974726
There is no world. This is pure Quantum Physics. https://youtu.be/6_TUp3FUwnE?t=334
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Anon
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05/12/26 05:00
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No.16974622
Electrons
>wave-like, particle-like, packet of information which has mass and no volume, velocity with magnitude, momentum, but no direction
>exists as a particle when measured and a wave when its not
>spin without actual rotation, but still produces a magnetic field which is literally everywhere in the unive...
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Anon
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05/10/26 14:20
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No.16973684
>WHY THORIUM-INTEGRATED AGRIVOLTAICS WILL CHANGE EUV LITHOGRAPHY FOREVER
>HERE'S WHY SOLID STATE POWER INDUCTION IS ABOUT TO REVOLUTIONIZE THE WORLD
>VULCANIZED ELECTRODYNAMIC FUSION SHUTTLES ARE THE NEXT BREAKTHROUGH IN HOME AUTOMATION
>ARE WE *FINALLY* ABOUT TO UNLOCK TRANSMOGRIFICATION? (I DID TH...
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Anon
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05/12/26 16:42
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No.16974936
Are we close to discovering the cure to cancer?
I can feel it.
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Anon
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05/08/26 15:37
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No.16972409
Fuck chess So much genius talent was wasted on this game
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