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https://youtu.be/e1JflUsfOEo

What do you think about my theory that the eyes may have the ability to detect sound waves?

 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 20:56:38 2020 No.12420176 Quoted By: youre a little schizo arent ya but its a fun video nonetheless
 >> Paul Thorsen Fri 04 Dec 21:21:15 2020 No.12420225 Quoted By: A little schizo sure, but what do you reckon about the theory?
 >> Paul Thorsen Fri 04 Dec 21:49:12 2020 No.12420292 Quoted By: My one thing against this theory is that the speed at which the refraction light directional changes would occur may be to fast for the retinal cells to turn on and off, like when you look at a light you get a light "shadow" for a while in your vision.

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Quoted By: >>12420604

Is that a Fourier transform?
What does it look like? I don't know how to do the math.
Thanks. Pic unrelated.

 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 23:35:47 2020 No.12420604 Quoted By: >>12420957 >>12420096 Look 3blue1brown youtube vid, it's easy there. Also it's just amount of how much there is certain frequency compared to other frequncies turned from just value in time.
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 01:34:40 2020 No.12420957 File: 130KiB, 600x533, 1587164315292.png [View Same] [Google] [iqdb] [SauceNAO] Quoted By: >>12420604 K ty.

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Quoted By: >>12420401

Redpill me on the Mandelbrot Set. What is this thing? What's the point of it? Why does it look like that?

 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 20:24:22 2020 No.12420104 Quoted By: Mandelbrot programmed a computer to display an equation visually, the program takes the equation and graphs the values where the equation does not equal infinity.
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 20:37:22 2020 No.12420135 Quoted By: It's just the graph of $z_{n+1} = z^2 + c$ with the number of iterations before it diverges given a color value.
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 22:27:22 2020 No.12420401 Quoted By: >>12420078 What Is Reality? The Holofractal Universe https://esotericawakening.com/what-is-reality-the-holofractal-universe

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China now can brute-force America's nuclear codes and glownigger servers.

>Photon-based quantum computer does a calculation that ordinary computers might never be able to do.
>While Jiuzhang achieved Gaussian boson sampling in just 200 seconds, the researchers estimated that the same calculation would take the world's fastest supercomputer, Fugaku, 600 million years to complete.
>Quantum supremacy has only been claimed once before. Last year, Google's researchers showed off a 54-qubit processor that they said could run a test computation in 200 seconds – a calculation that, according to the research, would take the world's biggest supercomputers 10,000 years to complete.

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 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 15:41:45 2020 No.12423003 Quoted By: >>12422948 Can you explain to me how something that isn't invented yet and is a new technological paradigm can already have a work around? Because to me this seems fundamentally impossible. There are not even developed quantum applications yet.
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 15:48:59 2020 No.12423033 Quoted By: >>12422992 good point.
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 17:08:33 2020 No.12423265 Quoted By: >>12422951 Because genetic distance of a population determines certain cognitive biases that directly aid the success of cooperative measure.
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 17:19:48 2020 No.12423303 Quoted By: >>12421042 >he thinks people that are no longer capable of having kids matter for the future demographic full redditard
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 17:25:56 2020 No.12423315 Quoted By: >>12422848 Is this just a really dumb question or does no one know how it would work in a practical world?

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Is this the most soulless major?

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 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 04:30:19 2020 No.12421404 Quoted By: >>12422059 >>12421111 How's that different from going to the arcade? Shits rigged against the players to suck revenues out of their pockets doesn't mean the player has no agency.
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 04:33:33 2020 No.12421412 Quoted By: >>12421111 All that autism just for (You)
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 09:21:31 2020 No.12422059 Quoted By: >>12421404 it's about manipulation, not removing agency
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 10:31:56 2020 No.12422252 File: 26KiB, 504x305, 1_UQtk_b6durwhxhO0PhHJkQ.jpg [View Same] [Google] [iqdb] [SauceNAO] Quoted By: >>12422272 >>12421259 Yes marketing has to do with /sci/ retard
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 10:38:16 2020 No.12422272 Quoted By: >>12422252 me on the left

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Quoted By: >>12421244

Intelligence is genetic so why don't we just selectively breed all the smart people together? Checkmate.

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 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 02:11:19 2020 No.12421081 Quoted By: >>12421085 >>12421074 >There is no proof that intelligence is genetic. LMAO where'd you get that idea? Your ethnic studies teacher?
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 02:12:32 2020 No.12421085 Quoted By:
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 02:13:34 2020 No.12421091 Quoted By: >>12421074 There is overwhelming evidence that intelligence is mostly genetic you moron.
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 02:47:47 2020 No.12421167 Quoted By: >>12420273 It was literally a population wide study on a large number of highly intelligent people.
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 03:18:54 2020 No.12421244 Quoted By: >>12420053 >ntelligence is genetic so why don't we just selectively breed all the smart people together? Checkmate. Intelligence is not the only important trait in a human. Hence more research must be done before commiting to some extreme form of eugenics that would damage the genetic pool. I for one would prefer to be happier and healthier than smart.

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Quoted By: >>12420514

When you're dreaming, the experience feels real to you. But you wake up and it turns out that it was just random neuronal activity creating a seemingly real experience for you. But what does that imply about our awake state? Are we just passengers along for the ride?

 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 20:10:16 2020 No.12420066 Quoted By: Dreams have less neuron activity than being awake does. That is why you are more "awake" and "aware" when you are awake. If your prefrontal cortex is having low activity in your sleep, your dreams will not be self-aware that much and you will simply watch the ride rather than be lucid. If more of your brain is active during a particular night then you will be lucid in the dream. As far as I know, there is no known explanation for where the images and audio of dreams comes from actually. Memories are activated during dreams but strangely the part of the brain that is used for "imagination" and imagining imagery in your head is turned off during sleep, so people still have no idea where the images in dreams come from. Maybe it is just a byproduct of memories being activated? Nobody is sure. People have "claims" about what dreams are for, but there is no concrete evidence for any theory of dreams right now, it is still just a mystery. The most credible theory is that it is just a byproduct of the brain being active during sleep and because it does not cause harm to the species there was no reason to remove dreaming evolutionarily speaking.
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 20:11:39 2020 No.12420071 Quoted By: When somebody is asked to imagine something in their head, a particular area in the brain lights up under a scan, but when you are dreaming, that area of the brain is dark, so nobody knows where the dream comes from yet.
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 23:02:17 2020 No.12420514 Quoted By: >>12420545 >>12420050 You cannot teleport, summon guides and friends in this daily nightmare.
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 23:17:29 2020 No.12420545 Quoted By:
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 09:22:57 2020 No.12422064 Quoted By: Yes

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How big of a risk is contamination anyways?

>be me
>developing bioreactor
>my partner insists on using peristaltic pumps to extract and replenish media
>inefficient as shit
>we could literally rinse pic related with ethanol and use it to pump at 150x the speed
>muh sterility

I feel like if you're not being excessively reckless contamination isn't even a problem. Am I retarded?

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 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 20:40:59 2020 No.12420143 Quoted By: >>12420045 >peristaltic pumps never heard of these till now once tried to fill a balloon like that by hand for fun. after an hour the balloon went from empty to the size of a cherry and I gave up. good luck OP
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 20:42:12 2020 No.12420148 Quoted By: On a small scale like pipetting things yeah as long as you're not a dumbass you won't contaminate your media etc. but when you're pumping a large volume the chances of contamination go up exponentially, and once you've got some yeast or whatever in your media that's it you have to start over. I'd say the time savings from using a cheaper/quicker pump that is more prone to introducing contamination is significantly less than the time youd have to invest starting over after you find bacteria goop in your precious bioreactor
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 21:14:03 2020 No.12420208 Quoted By: >>12420045 There's basically no reason not to use a peristaltic pump for bioreactors. You have greater chance of avoiding biological and chemical contaminants (pump oil from mechanical pump will always leak for instance even if you don't get fungus or bacterial outbreaks). Considering you have the time to shitpost I doubt you are on such a strict time schedule that you can't use a proper pump.
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 23:03:21 2020 No.12420518 Quoted By: >>12420045 OZONE is your friend.
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 00:58:14 2020 No.12420849 Quoted By: >>12420045 >Am I retarded? Absolutely yes. Those shitty fish tank pumps will inevitably leak or have mechanical parts that will get all gunked up and fail. Peristaltic pumps don't have any of those problems and all you need to do is change tubing. Use the fucking proper pumps.

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Do you ever know concepts in your mind but you can't find the words to formulate them? I feel like it happens to me a lot, and it can go years and I finally find the sentence that describes what I have been thinking/feeling.
Is there some scientific explanation for this phenomenon?

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 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 20:49:29 2020 No.12420163 Quoted By: >>12420036 human language is very limited and describing certain concepts can be challenging just try not to over think about it
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 21:08:42 2020 No.12420192 Quoted By: >>12420375 >>12420036 I think its Aphasia but I am not sure if that is what you are looking for.
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 21:09:54 2020 No.12420194 Quoted By: >>12420375 >>12420036 We understand the concept of God (or immortality, or soul, or infinity) but we can't describe it. That's a proof, for Descartes, that God exists: >In some measure, the reliability of our ideas may depend on the source from which they are derived. Descartes held that there are only three possibilities: all of our ideas are either adventitious (entering the mind from the outside world) or factitious (manufactured by the mind itself) or innate (inscribed on the mind by god).
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 22:21:05 2020 No.12420375 Quoted By: >>12420192 Aphasia is an inability to comprehend or formulate language because of damage to specific brain regions I see, well I don't think I have the inability to understand language, I think it's just that I haven't discovered the words that properly describes the idea >>12420194 interesting, so innate ideas can't be described is that what he's saying?
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 22:38:52 2020 No.12420433 Quoted By: >>12420036 Open random page in dictionary and walk trough random words, they won't encapsualte your mind so much then. Also try to use multiple sentances, stories with similarities, anything that goes. Remember, neurons that fire too wire too.

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Quoted By: >>12420784

>be 25 soon to be 26
>feel like I'm getting smarter at a faster rate than ever before
>No brakes on the learning and problem solving competency train

Is the "your brain stops growing at 25" a meme?

I feel as if I'm still gaining momentum. I feel as if it is very likely that in 25 more years my knowledge and problem solving will be higher than it is now.

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 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 00:15:33 2020 No.12420714 Quoted By: >>12420752 >>12420676 Depends on how much you compound the memory
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 00:16:56 2020 No.12420721 Quoted By: >>12420337 averages don't reflect the whole an anecdote on ones possibility is reflective of the nature of human possibility itself
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 00:28:23 2020 No.12420752 Quoted By: >>12420768 >>12420714 how do you mean?
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 00:32:57 2020 No.12420768 Quoted By: >>12420752 Memory has diminishing returns each time you remember it, and there are also variances with how accurately you remember in the first place. In general cases, 99% correct can be expected for the first time remembering something in non-chaotic or stressful conditions.
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 00:36:58 2020 No.12420784 Quoted By: >>12420027 No, your brain generally does plateau at 25 for males, but you remain at that peak until your mid 30s at least, and then only slowly decline until about 50ish. So you most likely will feel the smartest you've ever been around your mid 20s to your mid 30s.

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Based on neuroscience and evolutionary biology, would we all be happier and more adapted to post-industrial society if we smoked tobacco instead of guzzling caffeine?
I think we would be more relaxed instead of being in a flight-or-flight state, but the karens took this from us.

 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 19:35:45 2020 No.12419997 Quoted By: >>12420065 I smoked for 20 years until covid, but never a retarded amount like 2 packs a day because I have asthma so half a pack at most. Its a stimulant just as coffee is and the two have godly synergy. I pretty much only smoked because of how good it feels with coffee or alcohol it makes them twice as good. But it gives you FOF just the same
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 20:09:47 2020 No.12420065 Quoted By: >>12419997 in my experience, caffeine doesn't kill anxiety like tobacco, and lasts longer so insomnia is more of an issue but i suppose it could affect other people in different ways

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Please help with Game Theory final next Tuesday. I only took this class because I didn't wanna take any leftist class my uni was requiring me to take and I never pay attention.

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 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 19:28:27 2020 No.12419981 Quoted By: >>12419959 Fuck.You.
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 19:29:54 2020 No.12419984 Quoted By: >>12420109 >>12419956 No way lmao.
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 20:27:41 2020 No.12420109 Quoted By: >>12419984 Please.
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 03:19:09 2020 No.12421245 Quoted By: >>12419956 >Theory Game You Lost
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 03:22:17 2020 No.12421253 Quoted By: >>12419956 Anon, game theory is an easy course. I'm taking it asynchronously this semester, and I've been coasting without studying or even trying. Outside of Nash Equilibria, the only mental activity in basic game theory is just comparing expected results based on specific variables.

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Quoted By: >>12419868 >>12419884

Hear me out, bros.

I don’t mean that niggers will build doomsday machine or grey goo. They are obviously incapable of that, although they could steal or purchase the technology.

More likely though, on any planet with an intelligent species, a faster breeding but less intelligent subspecies takes over and eventually crowds them out. I think with all this Fermi Paradox stuff we take for granted that any human-like intelligence should evolve to be space faring. But I don’t think that’s the case. Although niggers are human-like, I could see them running the planet for tens of thousands of years of stagnation before decline, all the while never leaving earths gravity.

What do you think? Are niggers or nigger-like species the true Great Filter?

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 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 18:42:50 2020 No.12419868 Quoted By: >>12419875 >>12419895 >>12419851 >Identity politics >>>/reddit/
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 18:44:40 2020 No.12419875 Quoted By: >>12419887 >>12419859 >>12419868 This is not a politics thread.
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 18:46:40 2020 No.12419884 Quoted By: >>12419895 >>12419851 No. Human beings only need to be intelligent enough to use technology to make it to space. You don't need to know how your smartphone works to use it. As technology, AI etc. become more advanced eventually we won't need to think at all e.g. young people can't read maps because of satnavs.
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 18:48:10 2020 No.12419887 Quoted By: >>12419875 It is identity politics. You are attempting to make judgements on people by their identity rather than their individual merits. Identity politics belongs on reddit.
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 18:49:57 2020 No.12419895 File: 6KiB, 183x275, withered_brainlet_wojak.png [View Same] [Google] [iqdb] [SauceNAO] Quoted By: >>12419859 >>12419868 >>12419884 >pic related >>12419864 This is correct. They will most likely be the Achilles Heel of Western Civilization, although it is unclear whether they will pollute East Asian potential as well.

Quoted By: >>12422013

Does its numerous occurrence in nature actually mean anything or is it just a meme?

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 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 09:00:27 2020 No.12422013 File: 3MiB, 224x167, donald_mathmagic.gif [View Same] [Google] [iqdb] [SauceNAO] Quoted By: >>12419830 It must mean something, I saw it in a Disney cartoon.
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 14:36:21 2020 No.12422809 Quoted By: >>12420226 Tits or GTFO.
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 14:37:57 2020 No.12422817 Quoted By: >>12421423 What is even the message here?
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 14:42:24 2020 No.12422830 Quoted By: >>12419863 >>12419874 >most irrational number what? how can one irrational number be "more irrational" than another?
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 14:44:16 2020 No.12422833 Quoted By: Yea it means math is flexible and you can expand or retract it to fit what you want it to.

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How the fuck does it retain an atmosphere? Are volcanoes just replenishing it despite the extreme solar wind & lack of magnetosphere?

 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 18:28:30 2020 No.12419822 File: 168KiB, 1024x801, Meriner_10_Venus_ultraviolet.jpg [View Same] [Google] [iqdb] [SauceNAO] Quoted By: >>12419803 That and the atmosphere is relatively young, having been generated by a planet-wide resurfacing event not too long ago in solar system time scales
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 18:36:45 2020 No.12419846 Quoted By: Most of the molecules are too heavy to be significantly blown away like CO2.
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 18:37:14 2020 No.12419849 Quoted By: >>12419803 The atmosphere erosion is just slow on Venus - it has much more gravity than Mars or Mercury.
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 18:38:13 2020 No.12419852 Quoted By: >>12421413 >>12419803 It only recently lost its magnetic field. Give it a decade and the atmosphere will be gone without it.
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 04:33:39 2020 No.12421413 Quoted By: >>12419852 until we turn it back on inb4.... Thats Imposssi

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How do you find the x intersects with this function again?
Obviously you gotta set the equation at 0 but i don't know how to solve it.

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 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 19:43:33 2020 No.12420013 Quoted By: >>12419794 Its +2 and -2, because the denominator cant be 0, so the fraction is 0 when the numerator is 0, you can factor the numerator since its equal to (×+2)(x-2).
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 05:50:37 2020 No.12421591 Quoted By: >>12419932 >(x^2 - 6x) != 0 (x^2 - 6x) ?0?!
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 05:52:28 2020 No.12421595 Quoted By: >>12419794 Well it's equal to zero when the top is zero. So work that out.
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 06:09:19 2020 No.12421637 Quoted By: >>12419932 -> inf == *inf?
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 06:13:41 2020 No.12421648 Quoted By: >>12419794 x intercepts the y axis when y = 0. f(x) = y = 0 x^2 = 4 x=+/-2

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Can someone give me a tl'dr on "everything happeing all at once at the same ttime" theory?

So we are indeed already dead? Not born yet? Alive and the big bang is happeing right now, too?

 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 18:52:40 2020 No.12419901 Quoted By: Yea but the same way that everything is in space all at once really, like, the big bang and all of history is just in rooms "behind you" and youre in a new room so you cant see whats in other rooms because no shit you cant see thru walls.

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Quoted By: >>12419795

So what the fuck is actually happening on the 21st?

 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 18:18:43 2020 No.12419795 Quoted By: >>12421175 >>12419788 The portal to n-space will be opened and Kaenthoz will escape into our manifold
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 02:26:43 2020 No.12421118 Quoted By: Buttcheeks
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 02:49:31 2020 No.12421175 Quoted By: >>12419795 Don't say his name are you crazy
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 06:15:23 2020 No.12421651 Quoted By: Lord of the CUBE Long Live HYPERION! Long Live THE CUBE! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ztAwX7QuHM
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Quoted By: >>12423074 >>12423102

>Fertility, mortality, migration, and population scenarios for 195 countries and territories from 2017 to 2100

tl;dr: the world's population might go into decline from now until 2100. Can't tell if that's a good or bad thing, though.
Summary
Background
Understanding potential patterns in future population levels is crucial for anticipating and planning for changing age structures, resource and health-care needs, and environmental and economic landscapes. Future fertility patterns are a key input to estimation of future population size, but they are surrounded by substantial uncertainty and diverging methodologies of estimation and forecasting, leading to important differences in global population projections. Changing population size and age structure might have profound economic, social, and geopolitical impacts in many countries. In this study, we developed novel methods for forecasting mortality, fertility, migration, and population. We also assessed potential economic and geopolitical effects of future demographic shifts.
https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(20)30677-2/fulltext

Can't tell if this is a good or bad, though.

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 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 15:57:57 2020 No.12423071 Quoted By: >>12423032 It's a 2 second google search. Don't be a dumbo max jr.
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 15:59:05 2020 No.12423074 Quoted By: >>12419785 >no bulge in the trash you go
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 16:00:55 2020 No.12423082 Quoted By: >>12423032 Nice red herring.
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 16:08:33 2020 No.12423102 Quoted By: >>12419785 I’d really like to cum in her pussy
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 17:18:41 2020 No.12423301 Quoted By: >>12419827 This. Sad but true. We can only wish for a massive pandemic that gets rid of billions of nogs one day

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A guy walks into a bar. The bartender says, "If you solve RH then you get tenure anywhere you want."

Fractional Distance: The Topology of the Real Number Line with Applications to the Riemann Hypothesis
https://vixra.org/abs/1906.0237

Quoted By: >>12419842 >>12419885

>looking for answer to a niche question online
>someone on quora has the exact same question
>only answer is from some indian dude with a Ph.D who just spews out several paragraphs about context and shit without ever getting to the point

Are high IQ people actually like this?

 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 18:14:14 2020 No.12419784 Quoted By: no that's just them swarming quora because they think they can put it on a resume or something
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 18:35:05 2020 No.12419842 Quoted By: >>12419759 Smart, or well educated, people tend to come in two varieties. Those like how you described, who will go into tedious detail about the topic as a whole, missing the point, and those who speak so tersely that it appears they've said nothing at all. Only after some thought do you realize that they completely answered your question. Very smart people integrate both into the way they speak, varying it depending on their audience.
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 18:42:40 2020 No.12419867 Quoted By: Or you are a retard who doesn't know what the word nuance even means and expects not only to be spoonfed, but to be spoonfed in a single sentence

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which one is bigger betelgeuse or antares

i remember that i saw an image some months ago showing comparisons of planets and betelgeuse was a lot more bigger than antares

but now searching in the web i find many contradicting pictures one showing antares as bigger and others showing betelgeuse as the bigger one

why is there so much contradicting data ? and which one is actually bigger ?

 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 18:04:39 2020 No.12419754 File: 53KiB, 599x579, betelgeuse antares.jpg [View Same] [Google] [iqdb] [SauceNAO] Quoted By: >>12419751
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 18:05:40 2020 No.12419756 File: 45KiB, 512x512, unnamed.jpg [View Same] [Google] [iqdb] [SauceNAO] Quoted By: >>12419751 another pic showing betelgeuse as the bigger one
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 18:06:42 2020 No.12419762 File: 128KiB, 755x528, pic2.jpg [View Same] [Google] [iqdb] [SauceNAO] Quoted By: >>12419751 and heres another contradicting pic that shows antares as bigger

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Quoted By: >>12419815

Why does drinking and sleep deprivation kind of make me feel better and almost like a different person, freer and truer, despite it also feeling awful? I'm a much more original thinker when I haven't slept while also being irritable as hell.

Am I too anxious? Am I depressed? Does this break through it? I often feel I'm in a permanent state of alertness and fear, it cloys my mind and stops me from doing much but distracting myself, escapism, and 'waiting' endlessly.

 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 18:26:26 2020 No.12419815 Quoted By: >>12419733 >There is a fundamental problem in my life which I cannot affect. I shall just push through and deal with it. is more comforting than >I can change my ways and try to become my best possible self.

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Is this board as smart as it says it is?
https://lichess.org/6hfkCuqa

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 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 09:19:15 2020 No.12422054 Quoted By: >>12422045 >fag Why the homophobia?
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 09:22:06 2020 No.12422062 Quoted By: >>12422072 WHITE BTFO HOLY SHIT YOU'RE SO DUMB ANON GODDAMN
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 09:25:11 2020 No.12422072 Quoted By: >>12422079 >>12422062 He outplayed me for most of the game. He just lost on one blunder.
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 09:28:45 2020 No.12422079 Quoted By: >>12422084 >>12422072 >He just lost on one blunder I know. Therefore you're smarter than him. Congrats anon.
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 09:30:34 2020 No.12422084 Quoted By: >>12422079 lmao, I'll take it.

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