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I need a best first Intro into textbook for every topic you guys have expertise in.
Pic related beautiful book
>>7957067
anything by JP Den Hartog.
Electricity and Magnetism - Purcell
Classical Mechanics - Taylor
Quantum Mechanics - none
Thermodynamics - none
Fluid Dynamics - Acheson
Relativity - Carroll
ODE - Tenenbaum
PDE - Farlow
Fourier - Brown and Churchill
Complex Variables - Brown and Churchill, Ablowitz, Needham, all good
Proofs - Velleman
Set Theory - Halmos, though Velleman covers a bit
Real Analysis - Abbott, Tao, Rudin all good in increasing difficulty
Complex Analysis - Newman
Linear Algebra - Axler
Abstract Algebra - Dummit and Foote
Topology - Munkres
Differential...
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What separates human intelligence from artificial intelligence? Isn't the brain just complex processes?
sexual reproduction
mortality
things like that
consciousness.
Then again, it could just be that I am the only actual living thing in the entire universe while the others are just complex systems that behave according to the laws of nature.
I think that it's the many mannerisms, tendencies, and outlooks we have developed as a species from evolution.
Artificial intelligence would have no reason to exhibit these traits.
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If time travel was really possible, we would have already received tons of visitors from the future.
>>7956960
Not a good argument. They could just make their presence unknown or have gone to a time before they could make all of humanity be aware of their existence. Or they could be on separate time lines (universes) than our own.
The conclussion is based on no facts. As we have no idea how or IF time-travel works. Any conclussion is in itself fallacious
Any.
What if they don't want to come back to this time?
so /sci/ how can brainstem dead person wake up?
How can somebody wake up from clinical death ?
death isn't a switch it's a process
>>7956950
Or a gunshot to the head.
>>7956946
Ask Jesus.
How dangerous are xenoestrogens really?
Should I - as a male - avoid them? If so, how? What can they do to my body?
>>7956901
>What can they do to my body?
Change the frequency and intensity of your period.
>>7956901
who is this semen demon ?
>>7956901
I would hope you're always avoiding xenos
[spoiler]VIGILO CONFIDO[/spoiler]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCB6AybM4Cs
Shkreli Live Stream, doing chem stuff
Chemistry, 9th Edition by Zumdahl [2014]
hes using this book
What kind of nerve this fuckface has to put his face out there...
How do I study Physics, /sci/? I'm a mechanical engineering student and I am very interested in being as good as Physics as I possibly can. I'm willing to dedicate as much time as possible to it.
Give me everything you've got, be it study tips, textbooks, online resources, encouragement, etc.
Learn math first so that you do not have any roadblocks
>>7956746
10/10
>>7956742
>How do I study Physics
The same way you study everything else, you read and do problems until you understand it. Also picking the right place to start is very important, for example stating classical mechanics with Goldstein would be stupid, start at the bottom (Gregory is good classical mechanics text). I know it sounds obvious, but I tripped up here when I tried teaching myself group theory. Also >>7956746 is partly right, a get a good...
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Reminder that the smartest person to ever live got
Fs in school and didn't even go to college
>>7956622
Or look at Hawking. the guy is too dumb to walk or talk, yet he's an astrology professor. IQ fags BTFO.
>>7956622
He failed an entrance exam.
He got the best grades for maths and physics.
He did average at languages.
Shit bait
Shit meme
>>7956622
[citation needed]
I'm going to build a warp drive in the next ten years.
Ask me anything
how big is your anime movie folder ?
>>7956522
I don't watch anime
>>7956511
faggot
I have a great idea for a kids toy that people have already been stealing from me in concept, because i talked about it online and faggots think they have a clever design when mine will blow everything out of the water.
Ppl are pathetic.
I need to patent my shit now before these shit eating inferior boys who suck at physics beat me to it
Ask Einstein
>>7956507
he said invention
Google how to file a patent dude.
Goddam my college education wasn't the the greatest, but one engineering design class had all the students file a patent (school paid for it) even if it was rejected. We need more practical education like that.
You're going to need some serious specifics OP, and cover all your alternative designs. You can't be vague. Like if you had metal as a material in mind, still say metal, wood, or plastic.
Where do I find sapiosexual girls?
please response
>>7956484
In your imagination.
preferably sloots wit big boobys
>he struggled with trigonometry
I struggled with pretty much every math subject when I was a kid, probably because I never paid attention in class or opened a book at home.
I was 14 at the time and had little respect for math. Then when I tried teaching myself basic calc I stuff whilst in precalc, I realised how awesome the subject was and figured out that I only hated math because lower-level shit was boring repetitive crap.
"As a man who has devoted his whole life to the most clear headed science, to the study of matter, I can tell you as a result of my research about atoms this much: There is no matter as such. All matter originates and exists only by virtue of a force which brings the particle of an atom to vibration and holds this most minute solar system of the atom together. We must assume behind this force the existence of a conscious and intelligent mind. This mind is the matrix of all matter"
What does he mean by this?
>>7956417
The beginning of the statement is the utmost basics of quantum theory and his work. Then, IMO, he's stating that the same fundamental forces which give rise to our Universe created our sentient mind which perceives them -- leading to some deduction by Planck that matter only truly exists because we exist within matter to observe it.
>>7956438
"existence of a conscious and intelligent mind"
didn't he mean that god created that force?
>>7956448
Sure, whatever helps you sleep at night.
/sci/, do you think telekinesis is possible?
Yes, I think it definitely is, but I know it's not.
>>7956387
Can you guess my next post with your ESP ?
You have 60 seconds.
With neural implants it might be possible.
why does the universe exist /sci/
>>7956190
So that you can ask that question.
Irrelevant. It'll die.
That's just the way God intended it to be
