Previously >>13400494>what is /sqt/ for?Questions regarding math and science.>where do I go for advice?>>>/sci/scg>where do I go for other questions and requests?>>>/wsr/ >>>/g/sqt >>>/diy/sqt etc.>how do I post math symbols (Latex)?https://rentry.co/sci-latex-v1>a plain google search didn't return anything, is there anything else I should try before asking the question here?https://scholar.google.com/>where can I look up if the question has already been asked here?https://archived.moe/sci/https://boards.fireden.net/sci/>how do I optimize an image losslessly?https://trimage.org/https://pnggauntlet.com/>where can I get:Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
Anyone can explain lower hemi-continuity and upper hemi-continuity for correspondences like I'm stupid? I think I kind of understand lower hemi-continuity but upper hemi-continuity is vague in my mind.
If aliens started building a dyson sphere to harvest the energy of our sun, could we stop them?
>>13427263the chance that the event hasn't happened will get more improbable with time.
How would the dual-split experiment behave if we were to use our eyes as a medium?
>>13428843what do you mean by using one's eyes as a medium?
Is Covid actually dangerous?I want a real scientific answer.
>>13425157canceled!
>>13425222nice try, flu is actually more dangerous to kids than kung flu. If you didn't panic about the flu, you are not allowed to mention any risk to kids whatsoever.
>>13426865young people don't simply have a low death rate, they have a very low hospitalization rate. There are 0 reasons why anyone under 40 needs to follow any rules whatsoever.
>>13419231Here in Italy only 1.1% of deaths occurred in people under 50
>>13419090lolno
I just had SLAP repair surgery three weeks ago. No pain after the first couple of days. Then a week later, I lifted my arm to wash my hands and i started having pain/numbness and that’s lasted a week to now. What happened? Is it just inflammation? Something else?
>>13428837what's her name
>>13428837Men really are drawn to the color red
>>13428837>I just had SLAP repair surgery three weeks agoHow hard did she slap you anyways? I've been slapped before. Never had to have surgery for it. >>13428837> Then a week later, I lifted my arm to wash my hands and i started having pain/numbness and that’s lasted a week to now. What happened? Is it just inflammation? Something else?Call your doctors office and ask questions. You can make an appointment if needed.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s4e4H_f7e5Y
>>13428672i meant to say germanic
>>13428613i aint a jew wtf im pole/irish/nord fusion
>>13428613hey try aluminum foil layer under your hat sometimes, i do it sometimes, it is proven to block electromagnetic signals
>>13428613idk if that sight it accurate but i do know the world is full of excess electromagnetic signals which is probably bad for having go through your brain all day
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I remember reading that Kelly Johnson, of Skunkworks fame, created Systems Engineering as a bull-shit smoke screen to keep executives, bureaucrats, and bean counters off the backs of the actual engineers so they could do their work as usual. System engineering was created to make it look like everything was top down and preconceived, all t’s crossed and all i’s dotted, meanwhile the engineering’s proceeded as usual, and the Systems Engineering and Trade study results were penciled in afterwards.I then remember the source going on to say it was a great tragedy to see this bull shit discipline of systems engineering being adopted by the aerospace industry in earnest. Instead of keeping bureaucrats out it added a layer of bureaucrats, instead of shielding engineering from executives it empowered them to turn an unrealistic wish list into hard requirements. I thought I read that in Ben Riche’s book “Skunk Works.” But I’ve searched the e-book and can’t find it. I tried google but they are hiding the truth. Have you heard this story anywhere? I’ve been searching for the source and can’t find it anywhere.
>>13425706Shame all the black project UFO projects won’t ever see the the light of day unless we get into another world war
>>13428673A 4th generation civil war against jews.
>>13426988>skunkworks doesn't existnigga what
>>13425706the skunk works
>>13428653that's what happens when you hire poos and chinks to do the engineering
> He always wore formal suits. He once wore a three-piece pinstripe while riding down the Grand Canyon astride a mule. Hilbert is reported to have asked, "Pray, who is the candidate's tailor?" at von Neumann's 1926 doctoral exam, as he had never seen such beautiful evening clothes.>Von Neumann liked to eat and drink; his wife, Klara, said that he could count everything except calories.> In Princeton, he received complaints for regularly playing extremely loud German march music on his phonograph, which distracted those in neighboring offices, including Albert Einstein, from their work.> Von Neumann did some of his best work in noisy, chaotic environments, and once admonished his wife for preparing a quiet study for him to work in. He never used it, preferring the couple's living room with its television playing loudly.> Despite being a notoriously bad driver, he enjoyed driving—frequently while reading a book—occasioning numerous arrests as well as accidents. When Cuthbert Hurd hired him as a consultant to IBM, Hurd often quietly paid the fines for his traffic tickets.> Von Neumann entered government service primarily because he felt that, if freedom and civilization were to survive, it would have to be because the United States would triumph over totalitarianism from Nazism, Fascism and Soviet Communism. During a Senate committee hearing he described his political ideology as "violently anti-communist, and much more militaristic than the norm". He was quoted in 1950 remarking, "If you say why not bomb [the Soviets] tomorrow, I say, why not today? If you say today at five o'clock, I say why not one o'clock?"> After the war, Robert Oppenheimer remarked that the physicists involved in the Manhattan project had "known sin". Von Neumann's response was that "sometimes someone confesses a sin in order to take credit for it." Von Neumann continued unperturbed in his work and [...]
>>13428512Neurotic Jewish IQ
>>13428648> why don't you get it? THEY AREN'T UNNECESSARY!!! THE WORD UNNECESSARY IMPLIES I HAVE A CHOICE I CAN'T HELP IT YOU BIGOT AAAAAAAAAAAA FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK
>>13428608Nice pilpul.>>13428676Sociopathy.
>>13428512> In Princeton, he received complaints for regularly playing extremely loud German march music on his phonograph, which distracted those in neighboring offices, including Albert Einstein, from their work.lmao, someone needs to do an edit of that.
>>13428601>>13428691Reminder: you will never be as smart as Von Neumann (or have sex).
> Be math graduate student> Go to interview for software job> Interviewer asks how to find the number of ways to get the number [math]v[/math] as a sum of [math]d[/math] [math]f[/math]-sided dice> Tell him it is the coefficient of [math]x^v[/math] in [math](x + x^2 + \dots + x^f)^d[/math]> Write out code in C++ to compute coeff> Interviewer asks what a polynomial is
>manager assigns me to do the first round of interviews today because he is a lazy faggot with a sub 130 IQ>yeah fine as long as I don't have to codemonkey for a couple of hours>first candidate comes in>math graduate>i'll ask him some retarded math-related question>before he even comes in, i become aware of his presence>the foul stench emitting from this creature brings my eyes to tears>he comes in>she* comes in>"she" comes in>ohgodwhy.jpg>now i know why the manager assigned me to do this shit>bite the bullet and start the interview>ask "her" about some dumb combinatorics bullshit or something lmao>"she" responds immediately>it's obvious "she" memorized it, probably a /g/ tranny told "her" to grind leetcode>test my hypotheses and ask "her" to write C++ code of it>notice the candidate cringing ever so slightly form me saying "c++">"she" does it anyway>ask what a polynomial isComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>13428314Brainlet here, pls explain your solution to me.
>>13428466>explain math concepts to administration, which is vital in the software fieldfuck of it is, I guarantee you 99% of coders aren't touching any complicated math without a library unless they're in research or a quant or some shit. All of the fundemtemal math and comp sci shit you learn in University is only APPLICABLE for tech interviews and memeing how big brain you are
>>13428490It's literally the opposite you fucking faggot.The OP used actual math to solve the problem when the interviewer was looking for the bitchmade loop answer that they had memorized.
>>13428491BASED.
I haven't showered regularly in months.I have a pungent odor now, that I would describe as similar to concentrated chlorine or severely rotten milk. (Something between the two, closer to a chemical type smell though.)Portions of my skin are turning charcoal black and flaking/falling off. (I'm white/"cock asian")If I continue to go without showering, could I potentially die? Like, is this a way people end up dead? I feel like I'm rotting alive. I am a depressed individual that wouldn't be particularly upset if my end is near, you get what I'm sayin'? So like, how long do I have to go without showering, before it's a threat to my life?
>>13426905you will get infections>Portions of my skin are turning charcoal black and flaking/falling off.post pics
Pleeease post pics anon
>>13426905If you don't change your pillowcases, the dead skin will give you asthma.
>>13426905What does your duckcheese smell like rn? Scoop a bit and sniff it and report back to us. This is important to diagnose your health risks btw so make sure you report back
>>13426905Based. Continue the experiment until corona lockdowns are over.
Tastes, academic achievements, habits?What common patterns do the 90-95 IQ range follow?The same with the others, you can talk about common patterns of other IQ ranges.Pic no related
>>13422379 Didn't some fat chick die when she fell off that wall and landed on metal barrier on it's side trying to climb it ?
>>13422278My IQ was tested and found at 130+, but if you would read how I write, you'd think I was the biggest retard around. Need another way
>>13422215You go to his thread and say. Hi OP. So. Hi OP.
>>13422215Intelligence below 145 (verbal prohibited) is irrelevant. The indications posted in this thread are only relevant around 120-135IQ. To find someone 145 or above (sometimes 140), you could look for an inquisitive personality, like someone who asks a lot of questions, even if they're subtle. I'd argue that you would need to look for people who are also arrogant, not narcissistic, there is a difference, who use "logic" as a way to bend people to their will. People below 145 often utilize social expectation and adherence to get what they want, logic isn't as much of a tool as it is for 145+. But with people who can calculate and strategize other individuals in their mind, logic is something that allows the more intelligent to tard wrangle the midwits in the 130s.So, to recap: Be on the lookout for "logical", arrogant, inquisitive people. Before you start smug, braggadocios behavior is not the same behavior as arrogant you dumb cur.
If they are atheist/agnostic then they are guaranteed to be midwits, see: reddit.
What are you taking? What are you investigating?>Assessment of gonadotropins and testosterone hormone levels in regular Mitragyna speciosa (Korth.) users>Regular kratom tea/juice consumption over prolonged periods (>2 years) was not associated with testosterone impairing effects in humans. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29626673/>Kratom, an Emerging Drug of Abuse, Raises Prolactin and Causes Secondary Hypogonadism: Case Report>A 42-year-old man presented with poor energy and low libido. He had mildly elevated serum prolactin with hypogonadotropic hypogonadism as evidenced by low serum testosterone with luteinizing hormone and follicle-stimulating hormone in the normal range. At his initial visit, he reported no use of any recreational or therapeutic drug. Two months later when seen in follow-up, both the testosterone and prolactin levels had returned to normal. At that visit he reported frequent use of kratom, which he had discontinued a few days after the first visit.https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1177/2324709618765022(((They))) don't want you to know kratom is safe.
>>13425534I am taking tea, coffee, and nicotine salts.Anyone investigating nootropics before getting their alcohol consumption to zero, exercising regularly, and having a healthy diet is 300% full of shit. Yes you can be 300% full of shit, it just means that you are 4 times your optimal weight, and 75% of that weight is shit.
>>13425534I tried kratom a couple times, never really noticed any effect. Opioids don't do anything to me either, so maybe it's related somehow.Nootropicswise, I've been taking Huperzine A immediately upon waking to counteract the morning narcolepsy I experience from my sleeping pills (hydroxyzine). It seems to be somewhat effective, my usual two cups of coffee isn't enough and ephedrine pills (Bronkaid) are less effective despite having a greater stimulant effect.
>>13425534Kraton is highly addictive and I encourage you not to use it if you are at all prone to addiction. This bullshit repeated on reddit about it being like coffee is ridiculous. After a couple months of use you will feel like a zombie and the positive effects will drop to zero regardless of how much of that disgusting shit you take. The acute withdrawals are nightmarish; over a week of rls that will make you want to crawl up the walls at night. You become delusional from lack of sleep and intense anhedonia. After the acutes pass the depression and feeling worthless can last months. You have been warned.
>>13425534Eggplant contains acetylcholine. I get anxiety from coffee. Eggplant good.
>>13426116I have not found evidence for this beyond a single case report.[0] Kratom use was self reported and unmeasured. Opiates in general regulate prolactin.[1]>>13426148Agreed, the health trifecta of sleep, diet and exercise accounts for 90% of mental performance, and deficits in any of these will significantly impair mental performance. That being said most people can solve the trifecta for themselves so a nootropics thread is still useful.>>13426163If you are insensitive to opiates you will be insensitive to kratom. I'm sensitive to both, and enjoy them both. Kratom is much better for me because it's legal, cheap, and self regulating in that you are going to struggle to overdose or become addicted to the point of heroin/fentanyl style withdrawals.>>13426282Kratom should not be considered highly addictive. A typical highly addictive substance would be something like fentanyl or methamphetamine. I would say kratom is mildly to medium addictive for most people.>the bullshit repeated on redditYou can always go back. It sounds to me like you were taking too high of doses. I use the analogy of infrequent vaping to constant cigar smoking. Traditional use of kratom in Thailand and Malaysia is at a very low dose compared to how Americans use kratom. A typical traditional user will chew a single kratom leaf for a few seconds, long enough to taste the plant, then they will swallow once or twice and spit the leaf out. This is a fractional dose compared to the typical American dosage of mixing entire teaspoons or tablespoons of raw powder into a beverage, and drinking multiple of these throughout the day. My kratom use has been healthiest and most useful when I take the absolute minimum needed to feel the effects. I will drink maybe a quarter teaspoon twice a day. This is enough to take the edge off, and never enough to get high or feel lazy.[0] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29568783/[1] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/6271542/
troll science thread
NASA's purpose is to provide prestigious high paying jobs to the right sorts of people
This thread is for discussing scientific penis enlargement hypotheses.
>>13427466kys tranny
>>13427344 I'm like 3 1/2-4 inches while soft but 8.5 inches hard what can I do to make my self larger and more presentable while soft that doesn't inadvertently negatively effecting the presentation of my erection by causing it to hang instead of salute straight up.
>>13428309Hcg? What is that?
>>13428309Any side effects? And for how long did you take it anon?
>ctrl+f jelq>zero result
We should introduce an IQ tax, since a high IQ gives people an unfair advantage in life
>>13420656they'll die from working too much like a slave labour
Only 4 things that are real privilege in the world are:>Where you're born>Your iq>Inheriting mass amounts of wealth>Your physical genetics (athlete/model)Those things should all be taxed or they should have to work more for less pay to make things fair. Inherited money should be held by the state until the kid turns 30, taxed 50% over 5 million too.
we should introduce a low tax tax since low taxes give people an unfair advantage in life
What are all these taxes being used to fund?
>>13419131Never took an IQ test. Never going to take one.
We all know the usual complaints about women being liars/cowards/retarded etc.But wouldn't "fixing" women cause a bunch of other problems?If you engineered women to be more intelligent/independent/physically fit (aka "masculine"), would the biological changes make them worse at motherhood? Intelligence and strong will isn't an asset when your main role is to do menial labor and the man is supposed to be the head of the household.https://www.bitchute.com/video/JLXj5VcVxRhI/
>>13426520>shortly before the collapse.I'm not so optimistic. The Romans didn't have the advanced social conditioning resources and emerging biotech we have now.
>>13427698>didn't have the advanced social conditioningOh? They gave us "panem et circenses", which is social conditioning in my books. And they were really good at it too.
>>13428052The bread and circuses weren't in your house and personalized to be as addictive as possible.
>>13420144>your main role is to do menial labor and the man is supposed to be the head of the household.women are the way they are in part because you consider someone who produces the food you eat and who keeps your house clean to be a "menial laborer" rather than giving them credit and thanks worthy of their tremendously beneficial activities. instead you spend your time licking the balls of total strangers like black soience man. its a stupid value system.
>>13428317>women are the way they are in part because you consider someone who produces the food you eat and who keeps your house clean to be a "menial laborer" rather than giving them credit and thanks worthy of their tremendously beneficial activities.It is menial labor. It doesn't require a lot of skill or training. The man of the household doesn't do it because it's not worth his time when he can have someone else to do it.The man is the one providing money for the household, while the wife is living rent-free.This kind of environment doesn't select for go-getters and people with high aspirations.
Why are autistic people more likely to identify as being transgender?
>>13428514It actually is a real phenomenon. There's some kind of association.
>>13428564>It actually is a real phenomenon.I don't think that's true, since they're different mechanisms from my point of view.
>>13428496Austistic people find being men stressful, envy the easy life of women
>>13428582It's the opposite, but you are gay:>>13428551
>>13428573https://www.spectrumnews.org/news/largest-study-to-date-confirms-overlap-between-autism-and-gender-diversity/
