So many people here ask how to get better at math. Today I'll ask the opposite question.
How do I get worse at math? I hate to be that genius how always understands everything. I want to experience what it's like to struggle with math like an average brainlet.
>>8054785
>I want to experience what it's like to struggle with math
Start studying Inter-Universal Teichmüller Theory.
I used to be really smart until I abused drugs (namely amphetamines)
So try that
>>8054807
No, life just requires more as you get older.
correlation doesn't equal causation.
confirmation bias to the max.
kill yourself.
-anon
i dont get it. i can solve them with the elimination method fucking easily, but by substitution i get the wrong answer every fucking time. why?? why does my brain go vegetable when i do this??
>>8054708
I will help you if you rewrite it with proper x's.
it's because of your bad handwriting so you can't tell if line 2 starts with a one or a seven
Anyone else just got abused by IB Physics exam?
1) This is not related to science or math
2) underage
>>8054775
1) It's a fucking PHYSICS exam... How autistic do you have to be to not understand the relationship between Science and Physics?
2) Basically everyone who writes IB Physics exam this year will be 18 and above, me included.
The grades boundaries better be adjusted otherwise I'm cucked
>I am become death, the destroyer of worlds.
what did he mean by this, /sci/?
>>8054694
Worlds= the two arsecheeks orbiting your mums arsehole
destroyer of worlds = he destroyed your mums arse
means he has shit grammar
>>8054694
No idea why Oppenheimer's most famous quote is when he referenced the Bhagavad Gīta. Probably just trying to appeal to eccentric intellectuals which is why it has relevance in modern universities.
Can we have a sci videogame develop thread?
simulations are welcome here too.
Play my game, /sci/.
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/45937562/
>>8054671
I think demoscene is more up /sci/ alley.
Search for Revision demoparty.
Throughout shader showdown competition last year (live coding event) few people made amazing stuff.
So if you are into math check that out.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4baExLqNoI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2XG846oKAY
>humans have tens of billions of neurons
>neurons firing is what produces thought
>neurons can only be active or inactive with no in-between
>binary code is what computers run on
>binary code consists of an active state and an inactive state
>tens of billions of logic gates arranged like a neural network should thus produce artificial intelligence
Could something like this work?
>>8054407
>neurons can only be active or inactive with no in-between
Sorry anon this is completely wrong, I don't know where you got this but I suggest reading up on how neurons work. Purves is a fantastic introductory textbook and it's readily available online
>>8054407
Neurons arent transistors. Each one is a machine more complex than the space shuttle
>>8054407
I think you're confusing neurons with action potentials
Hey /sci/
I make program to make mandelblot GIF.
http://runstant.com/jagarikin/projects/e947a5a4
Lets try
would be great in 1080p
Which Sci-Fi game/book/movie is scientifically closest to reality?
Take one thing from that universe and explain how it works
>>8054302
The closer it gets the less of Sci-Fi it is.
>>8054302
The Martian book was very good
Where is the 'me' part located in my brain? What part of the brain, if removed and replaced, would kill my existence and replace me with somebody else? How is it that I remain 'me' throughout my entire life even though my brain changes a considerable amount from age 5 to age 70?
I know the answer. I'm just checking if this board actually has any smart people, or if it's how I expect and you're all just a bunch of textbook readers and calculator monkeys who are incapable of philosophizing.
>>8054257
hello rato.
.
I am smart
it's impossible to know if you have the same consciousness you had 20 years ago
Why is linear algebra so big and scary?
>>8054084
>plug and chug
>big and scary
brainletism is truly dreadful
>>8054120
>linear algebra
>plug and chug
>implying
is the philosophy of science useful for acutal scientists ?
Nope, but it makes philosophy kids feel like they're important because they actually think that without them morality wouldn't exist.
It may structure your thoughts, but it ain't gonna do shit in the lab.
What do you think?
Does anyone else have any cool science or math tattoos? Post em if you got em.
Pic related, Einstein's field equations above my right pec
>>8054059
cringe
>>8054074
/thread
I do love me some dank tats
I have a fork bomb (in *sh) in my forearm and will probably get pic related next. It's a garden of eden in Conway's Life
Fork bomb looks like this :(){ :|:& };:
I don't know if this is the best place for this, but /diy/ probably aren't experts on digital logic. So I want to build a clock myself using logic ICs. I know how to use basic t/jk flip-flop counter ICs to step a clock down from minute frequencies to hour frequencies and such, but I have no clue on how to convert a multi kHz crystal frequency to a 1Hz/0.5Hz needed to feed into the first counter and the second indicator. As far as I an see, you can't buy modulo 70,000 counters, so will I have to chain a bunch of 4 flip-flop ICs until I get my wanted frequency? Or is there some other way of generating a sub-ELF? Help appreciated, thanks.
the quartz crystal resonator vibrates at 32,768 Hz. This frequency is equal to 215 cycles per second. A power of 2 is chosen so a simple chain of digital divide-by-2 stages can derive the 1 Hz signal needed to drive the watch's second counter.
>>8053807
>2^15
>>8053673
Use a Binary Counter IC like a 74HC4040. Each of those are 12 bit so you'll need to use two to get a count that goes up to 70,000: The first counter is clocked by the crystal osc and the second is clocked by the 12th bit of the first. AND together all the bits that will be high when the count is 70,000 and run that to the counter reset pins.
This is a VGA signal generator I designed using that approach to generate the sync pulse timing from a crystal. AND gates were implemented with diode logic.
I'm a lazy fuck who can't do work unless there's pressure on me to do it.
Has science discovered any tricks that can allow people to intentionally put believable pressure on themselves?
Remember that you will die unless you help us make the singularity happen.
>>8053637
>Has science discovered any tricks that can allow people to intentionally put believable pressure on themselves?
yep, they're called amphetamines.
Paul Erdos, challenged by a colleague to suspend his use, did so and then replied "you have set back the progress in mathematics by a month," promptly started using again
>>8053690
I have some aderall but I keep forgetting I have it
If you can't know nuffin, what motivates you to browse this board?
>>8053579
Philosophy is a degenerate pseudo-science that can no longer answer or pose any useful questions.
>>8053591
Evidence?
