/sci/ - Science & Math

didnt this dude get his cheeks busted by some brown dude in a romanian prison

>>16161201
dunno but he's not off the hook yet

>>16161190
rent free

>>16161190
That bald camwhore is right. Nerds are not necessarily intelligent people and memorizing the digits of Pi is by no means a sign of intelligence. In my opinion, it is a sign of a low IQ person trying to fool other people otherwise.

>>16161190
>t. pi digitlet
You will never know as many digits of pi as I do.

>>16161206
Weird, sorry but its nothing I have in my area, taxus baccata seems out of the window much now.

>>16161216
Thank you anon.
>>16161208
Northern U.S.

>>16161216
There are other escaped non native yews

>>16161228
well Im eurofag and yews have been largely eradicated here, something about english making bows in an unsustainable manner. Still im familiar with the european yew and the european yew only. So from the leaves and all Id still say Taxus but the bark and wood mhm.

>>16161222
plantnet.org says its 90% sure its Tsuga canadensis aka Eastern Hemlock

>>16161060
>Coperican principle
>Earth should not be typical in the universe
>The physical laws of every single place in this vast observable universe be the same as those on Earth.
How did cosmoslogists wrestle with this mental gymnastic?

>>16161071
>How did cosmoslogists wrestle with this mental gymnastic?
lack of evidence to the opposite

>>16161085
>i know what its like in other galaxies and on other planets because i've never been there
brilliant reasoning

>>16161177
Its based on the scientific method, which is just a philosophy. If you dont like to call such statements hard truth, just call them what they are, scientific theories and scientific hypothesis. People have the right to make hypothesis.

>>16161051
math is just another arm of capitalism
who the fuck cares about le heckin truth

>>16161070
I don't give a shit about le hecking truth. I want to be able to use math because I want to be part of capitalism you bum.

/sci/ can't into geometry

>>16161051
Yes they do. Learn math history. The world knew about the Pythagorean theorem and most theorems well before they were conjectured.

We know ancient Egypt knew about that famous theorem as they incorporated it into their design. The difference is, it was understood empirically. Pythagorean simply provided the first proof of it showing that it was necessarily true and not just mere observation.

>>16161185
>Yes they do
>Learn math history
Where?

>The world knew about the pythagorean theorem
And how did they come to know them?
>The difference is it was understood empirically
And this is what I am talking about.

You don't have a SINGLE book or source that doesn't shy away from showing how can a mathematical concept be derived empirically. It must be "proven" to begin with, it must be proven in order to exist. Proofs don't just poof into existence, they are conjectured first and there's not a single book dedicated to these initial conjectures.

The pythagorean theorem is not obvious to just about anybody in real life, the fact that others discovered it and used it still doesn't replace the absence of that step that goes from empirism to formality. Even a story about "Pythagoras was drawing a square in the sand and decides to inscribe another inside it, then noticed shit looked about the same" should suffice as a method to discover patterns.

>>16161143
You are correct that anthropogenic processes are not the main determining factor for earths climate. No shit sherlock, humanity isnt responsible for temperatures on earth not being 0 K.
But you are seemingly oblivious to the fact that we as a species and many species more on the planet have very very specific needs and a very narrow bracket of survivability and the sensitivity of the effects out climate is subject to is such that we can very much manouver outselves out of that bracket.
This is in fact precisely BECAUSE we are not the main determining factor of climate on earth but the very powerful sun. And we have the ability to modulate those very powerful processes and just a tiny bit gain in efficiency has a great impact.

everytime you breathe you put CO2 in the atmosphere

>>16161158
>a very narrow bracket of survivability
life on earth has survived everything thats ever been thrown at it
>we can very much manouver outselves out of that bracket.
theres no evidence whatsoever for that, theres endless evidence for the exact opposite

>>16161202
>life on earth has survived everything thats ever been thrown at it
so far.

>>16161035
There exist a class of people who spare no effort to see people something other than happy. Apart from being indifferent, they make it their business to see that others do not experience any joy.

>>16161019
He was, I think, implying something akin to that.

how any of you could resist this eludes me...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfT4FMkh1-w

>no arrests made
girls get to do anything.

>>16160971
an aspiring medical student lets you infer of general characteristics about doctors
I think we can safely say science isn't your forte

>>16161154
triggered

every time i watch one of his videos i am scared to death that he will be visibly balded with thin hair

>>16161064
>He just runs a youtube channel. Any retard with enough money can do it.
He does what he studied: Scientific education. Hes good at it, why do you complain about his youtube channel, why is that bad?
This is like you going to a concert to complain that singers just sing

>>16161072
he's not as popular as Derek is. he thinks he deserves all the pussy and money that Derek is getting because he's smarter.

>>16161072
Following your analogy, his youtube channel is the equivalent of going to a concert where the main band pretends to dominate each and every single musical style in existence because they are using a backing track. It's stupid and unrealistic.

>>16161094
Derek isnt pretending. Hes doing more work himself than thousands of teachers, given his vast audience.

>>16160936
>>16160948
To start with, reminders that 1. you want to break the cell walls before consumption in order to get the nutrition. Just growing it is not enough. and 2. that you'll need to feed it with more than just water and light, it's not like it can spontaneously generate its iron or calcium content, they're literally elementary that would require cold fusion. Not to mention its macronutrient nutritional profile varies wildly based on what you feed it.

With that said, onto the stats:
based on whatever feed the one analyzed here was getting
https://www.medicinenet.com/12_impressive_health_benefits_of_chlorella/article.htm
5 grams (2 teaspoons of powder) is 15 calories.
For the 2200 calorie maintenance diet of the average male, you'd then need to eat about 146 of those, or .44kg / 1lb dry weight of chlorella. I highly suspect that would be more than 1 liter wet at the concentrations seen in the picture.

3 grams of that 5 grams are from protein. so you're getting 264 grams of protein. Which is more than plenty.

The remaining 2 are carbs. I'd imagine the net carbs are much lower though, because a lot of that would be cell wall dietary fiber. Luckily if it's not enough your body can convert excess the protein to sugar through gluconeogenesis, and then that sugar to the necessary fats via lipogenesis.

Which is good because this particular Chlorella doesn't have much in terms of lipids either, though it does have omega 3 and omega 6 fatty acids, which are essential fatty acids the body cannot create on its own.

That 5 grams has 250% of the vitamin b12 you need in a day. Eating 440 grams would mean 22,000% daily value of B12. But it's water soluble you just pee out what you don't use, doses up to 1000mcg aren't considered harmful, even prescribed if you're low, officially there's not even an upper limit, though eventually you do start getting headaches and tummy troubles.

The 10,220% dv of iron, on the other hand, I'm not so sure of. That CAN get toxic.

>>16160936
yes

>>16161106
OP claimed 1 litre, everyone is assuming he means 'fresh' since it would need an awfull amount to yield one dry litre.
Chlorella isnt magically more photosynthetically active than any other plant. As such you can expect to be investing roughly the same (lighting, nutrients etc.) as you'd be investing in any other indoor plantation that is sufficient to sustain you. What OP implied is not sufficient to sustain anyone. If you were for whatever weird reason, like terminal basement dwelling, going to do this then why not at least bring some diversity to the table ?
Also regarsing one anon who explained he fears you might be missing out on essential aminos: While my source indicates something slightly different you'd still have to overfeed on macros and your source doesn't speak to that concern.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pEd5fXERMBc

>>16161217 me
and an update because he fucked on the copper or something
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_7ja6xPog4

>>16160907
The math is they're both wrong and burgers live in an unimpressive and unremarkable central (government) banking scheme.

It would be comforting if there were a secret, hypercompetent private entity controlling your nation. But there isn't. You're ruled by subhumans.

>>16160862
But did he prove it without using trigonometry?

>>16160862
mmm, monke

>>16160849
It has been. And it was glorious. Slain by Science. Where are your bits now?

>>16160866
>>16160859
see>>16161090

>>16161099
>>16160866

>Any attempts to model phenomena like those reported here must be immensely
complicated by the evidence that human volition is the primary correlate of the observed
anomalous physical effects, and thus that some proactive role for consciousness must somehow
be represented.

>>16160844
Plot twist: She's hallucinating due to drug side effects.

>Science & Math

>>16160831
vaccines are science

>>16160829
Im just not impressed by anecdotes. I want statistics, and i want them meaningful.
Some 10% rise in cancers do not phase me.

>>16160800
just watch the latest veritasium episode

>>16160800
We did this three days ago. You're ahead of schedule.

This isn't /v/ anon

>>16160724
It got what goys crave!

>>16160701
ah, a fellow anti-gates connoisseur

>>16160701
self assembling like soap. Call it that to sound sciency high tech and worth the money.
Putting drug in nanoparticle for better control over where the drug is delivered. Lets you get the RNA into your cells so they make the spike protein and increase your chance of auto immunity.

It just think it's interesting that the gov'ts happy to let buddies skip the deliberately expensive and superfluous regulation process.
We could have so many cool drugs, and reduce the price of things like insulin enormously if we dumped the regulators.

>>16160701
You wanna know what's also self assembling lipid nanoparticles?

NANO MACHINES

>>16160828
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yOA7qKMcjcE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ni6Aq_oOJHs
https://youtu.be/OUqU_evI74U?si=CAf03-tEdD_cX01W&t=1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gai1buBArmM
The fuck are we talking about here? We can fucking see it with our eyes.

If China does leapfrog USA and EU technologically, say it comes up with new fusion tech, new biotech, whatever, it'll be interesting to see their reaction if we start stealing it and disregarding IP rights etc, just as they've been doing for a long time now. No doubt they will be pissed but they won't have much of a leg to stand on ethically

>>16160688
Because less than a generation ago they killed all of their ruling class as well as all of the intellectuals, professors, authors, scientists, thinkers… They are still struggling to recover a working civil society to this day.

>>16160832
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_gwnFSFzv0

>>16160688
Did Peter Zeihan fuck your girlfriend?

>>16160683
The CDC recommendations now are to isolate until you don't have a fever for 24 hours. They also say since 98% of the country has immunity, either through the injections or having had the virus, that it's not much of a threat to non-vulnerable populations. That doesn't stop Kroger from continuing to push the shots over the PA system like they did this morning.

>>16160683
Its not weak at all. Im a healthy 23 yo and I got fucked for 4 days and I still haven't got my taste or smell back.

>>16160700
But also this was my first time getting it

>>16160671
Is not a problem unless you got vaxxed or you didn't take Ivermectin, or at least use chlorine dioxide at the right dosage to disinfect raw food.

>>16160687
> immunity through the injections