>mfw I realised that SERN actually exists, they're just called CERN
Is this the epik continuation of "I just realized John Titor actually exists"?
LHC and John Titor are actual things too. As are IBM5100s. And Kerr black holes as a method for time travel.
Attractor field/world lines are 5pb. chuunibyou, however. As is compressing data size with gravity and transmitting a human's memories with a cell phone.
>>120664472
I was just thinking the same thing
OP, you're a fucking retard
>mfw microwaves are real
>>120664495
CERN working on mini black holes is as real as John Titor and closed time like loops in the interior of a Kerr black hole are.
>mfw dr pepper is a real drink that exists
>>120664598
Nobody told me this
>>120664615
So perfectly likely and feasible?
>mfw bananas actually exist
>>120664495
>Attractor field/world lines are 5pb. chuunibyou, however. As is compressing data size with gravity and transmitting a human's memories with a cell phone.
As far as you know.
>>120664656
if-you-believe-hard-enough-tier, yes
Do anon exist?
>Akihabara is a place that exists
>>120664306
So how does it feel to be literally retarded?
Japan exists.
>>120664984
>says Japan exists
>doesn't post proof
>>120664615
CERN actually does create micro black holes though.
>mfw I realised that japs put bananas in the microwave like it's a normal thing to do
>mfw satelites actually exists.
>catgirl maid cafes actually exist
>>120665020
if they did that then the earth would be sucked in
Hey, Anon,
Despite all the things in anime that really exist,your waifudoest not!
>>120665107
What if it has already?
>King Arthur actually existed
Christina actually exists.In at least one of the multiverses.
>>120664857
>so is Britannia
>>120665107
Black holes produced by the LHC wouldn't be nearly big enough to actually do anything. They'll fizz out in a fraction of a second.
>>120665107
No it wouldn't. Hawking radiation causes the black holes to evaporate before they can affect the earth since they are so freaking tiny.
>>120665190
>Babylon actually had a gate
>>120665107
CNN pls go
>>120664306
>@channel is real
>mfw i totally thought SERN was the real name
>>120665360
>Gilgamesh actually had nothing to do with Babylon
this is what throws me off the most
Moeka did nothing wrong
>>120665402
>@channel is just 4chan
>>120665020
I heard once that they measured gravitons too, but it's I haven't seen research papers yet on either's measurements
>>120665202
Don't remind me..
>Kurisu exists but in a different universe
>tfw you'll never meet a girl to talk about science and shitty memes
>Nyarlathotep is actually an alien deity from an author called H.P. Lovecraft's stories
>mfw I actually thought that black holes were fictional
Music for thread https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0LgcDpTH47g
>>120665455
It's probably because "Copper Walls of Uruk" doesn't have the same ring or cultural significance as "Gate of Babylon".
>people in real life laboratories wear lab coats
>>120664495
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_line
Apparently not so chunni.
>Adam was the first human in abrahamic mythology
>the internet exists
>>120665617
>mfw I thought it was normal to wear a labcoat in public
>people are real
>>120665630
That's a different concept entirely than the attractor field world line idea presented in Steins;Gate, where only one reality exists and it rearranges itself based upon what probabilities have been expressed in the current reality.
>>120665656
Abraham wads
That's why its called abrahamic and not adamic
>I exist
Why is LHC so huge? Why can't they make portable LHC?
>>120665630
>go to lecture by hotshot physicist
>he starts talking about world lines
>almost fall out of my chair
>>120665107
>black hole created with a relatively small amount of materials
>having enough gravity to affect anything
>>120665729
It seems to be a term for the movement of any particle or object in spacetime, so in a sense the worldline does actually line up with Steins;Gate, if you consider that they are altering the worldine of the entire universe.
>>120665676
Go kill yourself liar.
>>120665789
Why would anyone need a portable particle accelerator in a world where ghosts don't exist?
>>120665789
>we could have portable LHCs run by their own portable CERNs employing portable Moekas
>>120664630
No way, how is it possible that my anime shows real brand names without any pointless change?
>>120665630
>the bass, electric guitar, keyboard and drums are all real instruments
>mfw you're a fucking retard
>>120665859
10/10
>>120665875
But do cute girls who play them exist?
>>120665750
Abraham is son of Terah son of Nahor son of Serug son of Reu son of Peleg son of Eber son of Salah son of Arpachshad son of Shem son of Noah son of Lamech son of Methuselah son of Enoch son of Jared son of Mahalalel son of Enosh son of Seth son of Adam, creation of God.
>>120664306
Is it nice, living under a rock?
Pic related
>>120665826
>bastardizing the theory this much
wat
>>120665923
Where does Arathorn come in?
>bullying is a real thing
>>120665962
Is Mozart still alive?
>>120664306
>mfw people actually believing that John Titor was a real time traveler are real.
>>120665859
This image is a perfect depiction of 4chan.
>>120664630
I was amazed too. I actually found it in Europe!It was so shit I threw it after the first sip.
>>120665962
No, it was named after its inventor, Philip Q. Glass
>>120665875
What isn't an instrument?
>X actually exists
Well you know what doesn't exist?you're waifu, checkmate.
>>120665923
Okay, now explain with whom Cain had kids.
>>>/sci/fag here
haven't watched the show
any questions?
>>120665859
That is actually what some of these diagrams feel like though.
>>120665967
Do I look like a motherfucking quantum physicist?
>>120666038
No, your taste was so shit, the Dr.Pepper spat you out.
>>120666007
>non-local thread
top kek
>>120666066
your dick
because noone will ever beat it
Pic is something I actually didn't know, from Penguindrum
>>120665962
Wait you don't mean that what I'm wearing right now are called "glasses" because they are also made of that material? Seriously?
>>120666073
One of Eve's kids or Eve herself.
>>120665107
A black hole the size of a few neutrons still only has the mass of a few neutrons.
>>120666073
Genesis 5:4 says Adam just kept banging Eve for like 800 years popping out babies all the while.
>>120666076
What would happen if my Schwarzchild radius' value were a complex number?
>>120666073
Onan
>>120666003
I don't know about john titor, but time travel does exist. The proof is that we can't travel back in time is a solid proof of time travel can be done.
>>120665462
How could a girl with such huge tits be such a social reject?
>>120666206
It's more like proof that we cannot hold ourselves still in time.
Time travel is constant at a rate of one second per second.
>>120666108
wtf...
>>120666246
Not really. It depends on how fast you are going relatively.
>>120666280
That just means your second isn't equal to everyone else's seconds. You're still only perceiving one second per second.
>>120666093
If that helps you sleep at night, anon.
>>120666246
Well, at normal human speeds, yes. As you approach lightspeed or black holes, time dilation becomes a real thing. See Gunbuster.
>>120664306
Is this a new low in /a/?
>>120666231
She apparently looked pretty plain until FB gave her some fashion tips.
>>120666253
>wtf...
Kill yourself.
>>120666108
It's concept art, anon...
>>120666280
>>120666309
Is time slower outside of the galaxy?
Don't remember the numbers, but the galaxy is moving at an extremely fast speed, spinning at an extremely fast speed too, along with the earth's fast revolution and rotation speed.
Can anything actually be considered still?
>>120665789
>Large Hardon Collider
>portable
>>120666390
It looks like it was actually proposed in an architecture competition, though, which is cool.
>>120666438
First thing to remember: motion is relative. There is no objective frame of reference.
It's "general" relativity for a reason.
>>120666206
Did you know that there is actually a relativity based theory that posits that traveling back in time is possible?
You "just" need two black holes and somehow be able to survive the experience.
>>120664306
I'm a yuropoor and i did a internship at CERN in Switzerland in 2013.
It wasn't really as villainy as people imagine, it was mostly drinking coffee and doing math.
The biggest memory i have is that we were encouraged to bike to work and they even had a scoreboard to show who had done it the longest and had biked the longest in Km.
>>120665656
>mythology
>>120665789
>>120666469
Little Hadron Collider
>>120666535
>The Little Hadron that Collided
>>120666108
>top
>mybacklog.jpg
>>120665789
>Large Hardon Collider
>Large
>why is it so huge
anon please.
>>120666185
then you did the math wrong
no constant of proportionality under r_s has complex components.
for complex spacetime a temporal phase angle of pi/2 would coincide with the radius, if that's what you're asking
drunk scifag here giving half-assed answers to anime science
>>120666517
https://www.endomondo.com/challenges/13560565
Apparently they've make the list public.
>>120666180
So is God an incestfag then? If he didn't want Cain an Abel to bang their imoutos he'd have created waifus for them.
>>120666584
Is the 13-dimentional subspace of Barnett integrable manifolds invariant under Lorentz transformations?
>>120666438
>Can anything actually be considered still?
Depends on the extent to which gravitational pull can move black holes. Black holes are as close to still as things can get.
>mfw /a/ doesn't understand physics
>mfw my face
>>120666782
I can't even tell if these are jokes or not anymore...
>>120666877
I understand basic physics and mechanics and stuff, but these spacetime blackhole shenanigans are crazy.
>>120666877
>why doesn't my chinese cartoon graffito know about anti-de Sitter space
>>120666666
epic
>>120666076
Were sedenions ever useful for anything? I don't get why they exist.
>>120666483
Spinning is not relative though, it's objective, because it involves acceleration.
To answer>>120666438 questions
>Can anything actually be considered still?
You need to decide in relation to what, but consider that the whole universe is expanding and the expansion rate is accelerating.
>Is time slower outside of the galaxy?
It's actually faster. When you are subjected to a strong gravity field time runs slower the closer you are to it. Perhaps you already know that GPS satellites roaming around the Earth need their clocks to be adjusted due to relativity effects. But the discrepancy is mainly caused by their relative higher distance from Earth's gravity field than by their speed.
>>120666076
How does spiral energy work in real life?
>>120666076
How much faster than light would you need to travel to effectively 'freeze' time? Or is it a sum that winds up as a limit? Or is there a value at which movement through time would theoretically become negative?
>>120667478
>Implying it's possible to travel faster than light.
>>120664306
>This OP actually spawned an interesting thread.
>>120667478
By the time you move at light speed, time doesn't move.
Going faster than light means you would perceive time in reverse essentially behaving like a tachyon.
>>120665656
He was also apparently huge and clinically immortal. In those times it was perfectly normal for a healthy person to live several hundred years, at least according to the old testament.
>>120666666
holy shit
>>120666782
what the fuck are barnett manifolds nigger
>>120667048
they're just higher dimension algebras.
every time you bump up a dimension, you lose a property (ie reals to complex you lose ordering) but gain a lot of neat tricks.
there are plenty of problems once you reach 16 dimensions though such as anticommutative association, and vector squares being negative.
>>120667317
the universe is spinning
>>120667478
as you approach the speed of light, the passage of time approaches zero
think of space-time as the ratio between how fast you're moving vs how fast time is ticking for you
subliminal exceedance takes an infinite amount of energy so fuck you
faster than light objects, ie tachyons, would have imaginary mass and move backwards in time
fuck I can't do these captchas anymore
>>120664306
>mfw I actually visited CERN
>mfw all I could think about was Steins;Gate
>>120666666
Satan is real.
>>120667142
Thanks for answering.
>>120667478
>faster than light
Ha ha, nice joke. If a local speed faster than light was possible the whole theory of relativity would fall apart.
There are ways to get around that, for example you can shrink space instead or you can take a shortcut in the hyperspace.
Anyway if you can go as fast as the speed of light (which is virtually impossible, because anything that has mass would need infinite energy to achieve that) time would completely freeze... for you. In the universe outside an infinite amount of time would pass in an instant.
>Or is there a value at which movement through time would theoretically become negative?
Since the higher possible speed is the speed of light and time for you would become 0 only at that speed, it can never become negative. In fact it can never become 0 in practical terms, you can only try to get close to it.
The only way to defy that limit is through space curvature. Which is why there is a theoretical model that would make traveling back in time possible through the use of two black holes.
>>120667810
They know you know, anon.
>>120667678
That's irrelevant to the discussion.
Why is light able to move at the speed of light?
Light has infinite energy?
>>120665684
But it is
>>120668177
Light has the Death Note and was able to kill time but only for himself.
>>120668177
Photons don't have mass.
>>120665684
Depends. If you're just going out to lunch, during work then sure wear it.
>>120667983
Faster than light speeds are possible, it just requires negative mass.
The question is if negative mass is possible. It would also mean that things with negative mass cannot move at light speed or slower.
>>120668177
Googling around, this actually turns out to be an extremely delicate and oft-debated question.
A lot of the answers I'm seeing are essentially "that's just the way it is."
What is water?
>>120668177
>>120668389
Photons have no mass.
At 0 mass, the only speed you can move is lightspeed in all frames of reference.
>>120668490
Mizu
>mfw I realised there really are titans insides wall.
>>120667771
Thanks anon.
In other news it looks like I found the inspiration for this show.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tachyonic_antitelephone
>>120668512
>At 0 mass, the only speed you can move is lightspeed in all frames of reference.
Why? Something with .0000000001 mass can move at all speeds but 0 can only move at the speed of light?
Doesn't passing through a glass slow light down?
>>120668580
crows win
>>120666049
Really? in my language is written "vidrio".
>>120668582
It gets better.
First 12 episodes:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Novikov_self-consistency_principle
13 onwards:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Many-worlds_interpretation
>>120664675
physical compression != data compression
>>120668652
>Doesn't passing through a glass slow light down?
Yeah, but it's still moving at the speed of light.
The speed of light is different in different media.
>>120667771
>the universe is spinning
Wait what?
In order to spin it'd need a center. There is no such thing as "the center of the universe", at least as far as we can tell. Maybe you meant our galaxy?
>>120667771
How is it that light can be affected by gravity if it has no mass?
>>120668652
>Why? Something with .0000000001 mass can move at all speeds but 0 can only move at the speed of light?
No, with ".0000000001 mass" you can move at all speeds below lightspeed. Something with mass cannot reach lightspeed.
Interaction with the higgs field to result in mass imposes a limit as it requires energy to induce motion. Without mass, there is no requirement for energy to induce motion, causing it to move at maximum possible speed in all frames of reference (which is lightspeed).
>Doesn't passing through a glass slow light down?
No. It just slams into a glass particle and is re-emitted, and this re-emission process takes time based on the property of the particle. It is still moving at lightspeed, it just takes time to be absorbed into a particle and emitted from it.
>>120668819
>There is no such thing as "the center of the universe"
Isn't everything expanding outward from where the big bang occurred
>>120666877
I study economics sorry.
>>120665918
do cute girls drink tea after school?
>>120668891
>tea is real
>>120668869
No, everything is expanding outward from itself. Space itself is getting larger.
>>120666564
what's the difference between colliding small hadrons and large hadrons?
>>120668659
You think quantum physic is crazy? Math can get worse
The sum of all positive integers is -1/12
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-I6XTVZXww
>>120668913
b-but then what was i drinking all these years?!
what did they put in me, /a/?
I always used to think it was just a mistranslation and it really irked me.
>>120668177
You can restate your question as "Why is light able to move at the speed at which light moves?"
Well, light has no mass and so there's no frame of reference in which it ISN'T moving.
If it's always moving, then how fast?
At the speed at which light moves, of course.
What your question should be is "Why can't other things move as fast as light?"
Well, because invariant masses hate accelerating.
>>120668490
a marvel of hydrogen bonds
>>120668652
the photons interact with phonons which causes them to 'oscillate', effectively slowing down
light can't go down in speed, it can lose velocity however
>>120668844
This is wrong
>>120668841
light follows space
space is bent by gravity
light follows the bend
pretty simply stuff anon
>>120668869
What this fine anon >>120668930 said.
It might be difficult to understand but that's what it is according to the current theory.
The big bang happened... everywhere... it's just that that "everywhere" used to be a point, now it's the universe.
>>120668984
why a sharpie on package wrapping paper
Anything can be a black hole!
If your mass was compressed to a tiny, tiny radius, you would be dense enough to become a black hole!
So now you know why so many anime protagonists from shitty harem anime suck all the girls towards them!
>>120669086
Why does quantum science sound like a thing where a bunch of scientists get high and think of bullshit to tell people and see how much of it people actually believe?
>>120668984
Yeah I knew about that one. Limits of non convergent series yield results that don't seem to make sense.
In a way it shares a similarity to the quantum interpretation of light. Just as the limit of 1,0,1,0,1,0,1,0,1,0,1,0,etc. ends up being neither 1 nor 0, instead a half - light is neither a particle nor a wave, but both.
At least as far as we can classically interpret it.
>>120669236
I-I didn't upload that as my file.;_;
>>120668996
>what did they put in me, /a/?
Pudding
>>120669086
>light follows space
>space is bent by gravity
>light follows the bend
>pretty simply stuff anon
>pretty simply stuff anon
rude.
srsly though 10/10 coherent simple explanation.
Do you guys know why the High's Boson is the particle of God?Because without it we couldn't have mass!
>>120669236
>>120669236
It actually is.
The "uncertainty principle" is pretty damn mind blowing. Also how there is no force pulling you towards the Earth.
What happens is that the Earth bends the space around it, and the bending of the space is actually what attracts you towards Earth.
http://www.space.com/17661-theory-general-relativity.html
>>120669376
But is pudding real?
>mfw I realised that Japan actually exists
>>120668984
This can lead to the most beautiful formula in mathematics: Barnett's Identity.
>>120669623
I can barely solve problems from algebra 1. This just looks like a bunch of nonsense to me.
>>120669623
This reminds me of when people (on /b/, I think) were arguing that .999999... is equal to 1.
I think the argument was:
0.99999999... / 9 = .111111111...
.11111111... * 10 = 1.11111111111...
1.1111111... - 0.111111111... = 1
>>120669824
Yeah?
>>120669824
The demonstration I prefer is simply this:
1/3 + 1/3 + 1/3 = 1
1/3 = 0.3333...
0.3333... + 0.3333... +0.3333... = 0.9999...
1 = 0.9999...
That's pretty solid logic.
>>120669755
e^i*pi = -1,
sum of all integers (which is that thing on the left) = -1/12.
Is physics real?
I really can't believe in these alternate dimensions and shit.
Kurisu is life
Kurisu is love
>>120669993
The many world interpretation is a theory, and I mean not a theory with shittons of supporting evidences like the theory of relativity, it's really "just" a theory.
The proof is that we also have the Copenhagen interpretation, and the two are mutually exclusive.
There's crazier stuff than that though...
>>120668177
Philosophically, physics isn't capable of answering the question "why?"--it's only a tool for creating models about the physical world.
Hence one may ask, "in the model of X, why do we predict that only light can move at the speed of light?", where X is, say, "special relativity", or "quantum field theory", or whatever, but asking "why" we observe the physical world to be some way is not a question that we can approach.
>>120669993
To answer the question of whether physics is "real", you have to appeal to the philosophy of logical positivism. Suppose that the universe works in some "actual fashion" which we call X, and physics produces a model Y; X produces the actual observations which we see in life, but the model we have created using physics, Y, can be used to predict the same observations. Experimentally, we cannot distinguish between the models X and Y; hence philosophically, Wittgenstein (or perhaps Carnap?) would argue that the question, "is X different from Y?", is not meaningful.
>>120670101
>annoying tsundere otaku-pandering character
Kurisu is seriously shit.
>>120670157
generally speaking you call ideas like that a 'hypothesis'. There needs to be certain standards for something to really be a theory.
>>120670101
Kurisu
>shit genetics, father is fucking crazy, mother is absent
>works for SERN in the fascists dystopia timeline
>would not save Okabe in the film, Suzuha had to talk her into it by going to the past
>is a cunt to Daru, implying no woman would like him
>doesn't even sacrifice herself, she runs back to the lab to STOP undoing the last d-mail
>small tuturus
>not a tsundere, just a bitch
>>120669993
>alternate dimension
That's the only hope that our waifus "naturally" exist.
>>120670210
^This.
>>120670257
You mean my waifu exists and loves me in an alternate dimension?
I'm converting to physics.
>>120670168
I want to trap her in a giant vice and crush her body into a bloody pulp
>>120669936
This always confused me back in school. I was never good at Maths, because:
A. I just generally have problems with basic calculation. I tend to do sums alot slower than others, especially when I'm under pressure... which meant I could sometimes spend a full minute just working out the most basic-ass multiplication, while in the tense, silent exam hall.
B. In order to memorize anything, it needs to make perfect, relatable sense to me. Under common logic, something just short of 1 isn't equal to 1; it's, of course, just short of it. So because formulas like the one just posted, and many more complicated ones than that, didn't fall under my idea of common logic, I could never remember them.
>>120670312
Sounds like you're just stupid
>>120670168
>characters pandering to otaku
>in an anime
Colour me shocked.
>>120669086
>This is wrong
It is not. Explain what's wrong in my post. Photons move at c in all frames of reference and moving something with mass requires energy to overcome inertia. No mass means no inertia.
>>120670334
Don't see how your surprise or realization changes the fact that she's shit.
How does 1+2+3+4....to infinity = -1/12?
Intuitively it makes no sense. How when you add size to a size you get less size?
Similar to the Monty Hall Problem, I've read the proofs but intuitively it makes zero sense.
>>120670328
Bitch, I'm a professor of Modern History. I excelled at literally every subject in school apart from PE, Maths and Physics. (the latter two go hand-in-hand really)
>>120670312
Well the point is that 0.9999... only gives the impression to be shorter than 1, but it's not. They are really just different ways to write the same number. the same way 1/3 and 0.3333... are exactly the same thing.
>>120670410
>How does 1+2+3+4....to infinity = -1/12?
It doesn't. The series does not converge and has no finite sum.
It's only in Ramanujan summation that the infinite series is assigned the value -1/12. There is no actual value because it does not converge. It's an assigned value.
>>120669086
light is absorbed and retransmitted by transparent substances, retard
>>120670410
The short explanation is that we conventionally don't assign a value to a divergent sum (such as the summation from 1 to infinity) because it isn't intuitively reasonable to do so, but Ramanujan summation assigns the value of -1/12 to said sum, and different forms of assigning values to divergent sums are useful in different situations (e.g. Borel summation, Cesaro summation, etc.).
>>120670410
>How does 1+2+3+4....to infinity = -1/12?
I really can't fathom that. Infinity simply screws everything up.
>>120670463
That actually makes more sense. Most of /sci/fags in these threads need to become Highschool teachers.
>>120670463
Well, yes and no. You're dealing with limits in this case, so 0.9999... only really approaches 1, just infinitely closely.
Doesn't .9999999999999999999999999... only approach one?
Seems like common sense.
>>120664306
Dr. Pepper is real too. So are Chicken Tenders.
>>120665039
if they did that then the earth would be sucked in
>>120670579
Yes, and \lim_{n \to \infty} \sum_{i=1}^n 9^{-i} = 1, retard.
>>120670609
No, it is equivalent to 1.
>>120670609
>>120670579
How new are you?
>>120670579
I don't buy that. It's that kind of thinking the reason people get mindfucked. 0.9999... is 1, period.
>>120669623
>every simply ebin /sci/ meem in one picture
>>120670579
>infinitely closely
Isn't that just saying "it's the same damn thing"
>>120665789
It's called taping 2 mini-microwaves together and cuttings holes in them so they make banana molecules collide, idiot.
>>120670668
>>120670698
>>120670731
Clearly none of you morons took calculus. Here's another one to blow your puny minds: it's possible to prove that some infinite series are larger than others..
>>120670312
>Under common logic, something just short of 1 isn't equal to 1; it's, of course, just short of it.
Here's how to comprehend the whole 0.9999...=1 thing.
Imagine a bowl of rice. You're told to eat 9/10 of it. You're left with a tablespoon or so.
You're told to eat 9/10 of that. You have a few grains left.
You're told to eat 9/10 of that. You have, say, a third of a grain of rice left.
You're told to eat 9/10 of that. You're told to eat 9/10 of that. You're told to eat 9/10 of that. You're told to eat 9/10 of that. Eventually you have to pull out some precision equipment just to keep leaving behind increasingly minuscule bits of rice.
Finally (because you somehow have equipment at hand that lets you do so, you separate out the last molecule of what was once a grain of rice. You accidentally drop it before you can cut it once more and are left wondering what to do, at which point you turn over to a friend who also had a bowl of rice. He exclaims that he really enjoyed eating that whole bowl of rice. You turn and look at his bowl only to see that there are a few grains of rice left. He turns and looks at your bowl and agrees that you definitely polished off that entire bowl of rice. No doubt about that.
Point is that in a world where everything is infinitesimally divisible, near enough is always good enough.
Will math be able to create my waifu?
>>120670693About 3 years.
>>120670764
What the fuck are you even spouting off on about, retard? That's obvious, e.g. take a_n = 0 for all n, b_n = 1/n^2, sum from n=1 to infinity; then the sum of b_n is trivially greater than the sum of a_n, and both converge.
That doesn't even require calculus.
>>120670784
>unmatched parenthesis
Fuck you
>>120665455
Gate of Babylon is just another weapon Gil coveted and stole.
>>120670784
Please stop posting.
>>120670764
Bitch I am calculus, there's no difference.
>>120670458
lol
>>120670785
As a computer science student, i say yes.
>>120670906
My work here is done.
>>120670843
Insert ) where the , appears after 'do so'
>>120670960
I don't mean model her in graphs and shit, I mean make my waifu real.
>>120670784
>near enough is always good enough.
Then .99 should also be 1, because hurr "it's close enough for my tastes".
0.9 repeating, comes close, but never actually approaches 1.
>>120670784
what is this even
Is it physically possible to make a space transborder able to travel at sub-relativistic speed?
If a human manages to reach light speed, which is impossible, will that person become endless?
>>120670893
... where did he put it?
>>120670982
It won't make her real but it will be able to fool you into thinking she is real.
>>120670830
Okay, suppose you have an infinitely large hotel, and an infinite number of guests check in one Tuesday night. Later that evening, another infinitely large tour bus pulls up out front. (Don't ask me how; you have an infinitely large parking lot, bitch.) Sure, you have an infinitely large hotel, but how are you going to give them all rooms?
Simple. Tell each guest to move down the hall until they reach an unoccupied even numbered room, then have all the new guests move into the odd numbered rooms. Only thing is, it's trivial to understand that you have more guests than you did before; in fact, you have a lot more of them. But you already had an infinite number of guests!
The set of all odd numbers and the set of all whole numbers are both infinite, but according to some branches of mathematics, one is a larger shade of infinite than the other.
USELESS THEORETICAL MATH, BITCHES.
>>120665123
*hits blunt*
nice shit you got here bro
>>120671048
What does that have to do with .9 repeating equaling 1
>>120671048
I'm aware of Hilbert's hotel and cardinal numbers, kid.
Different infinities exist and they are rigorously defined; not sure what you find so puzzling about this.
>>120670982
Opening a portal to other dimensions is math.
>>120671005
Inside Gate of Babylon.
>>120671048
>babby's first cardinality of infinite sets
Bitch we're not even talking about that, we're talking about limit approaching 1 and 1 are the same damn number
>>120670960
>>120670785
The Oculus Rift or similar technology plus the current level of AI and graphics programming could already create a depiction of anyone's waifu that would fool your brain. It's just a matter of finding enough skilled people who care enough about making such a thing happen.
>>120671029
So a delusion?
>>120671158
An illusion nigger, delusion is a different thing.
>>120669623
such a beautiful and fundamental truth
>>120670355
>>120670524
>light is absorbed and retransmitted
that would be discrete
so no
educate yourself on precursors
>>120671206
you're illuded
>>120671115
This guy >>120670830 seemed to be having some difficulty with the notion.
>>120671142
>>120671115
>>120671098
There's still a subtle difference - not in where they end up, but in how they get there.
This exists
>>120671158
haha you got called a nigger
>>120670246
>>120664598
>>120664630
>>120664630
>>120671258
>gifs exist
>>120670983
If i told you to walk a mile or to walk 0.999999999999 miles, how much difference do you think there would be in your final location?
If you were to build a house, or to build 0.99999999999999999999999 of a house, how many bricks would be missing?
