25 KT instantaneous blast.
Cracks hardened bunker.
Blastwave sets off others (though it looks to me they were hit with active-decoy projectiles in the slowed down video)
Turns the night to day.
No one will give us video of the first 2 seconds.
"Russian" posters on X suddenly behave 180 degrees from their previous behavior to beloved freinds like Cirnosad; suggesting they're simulated

Why is the healthcare industry like this?

there are people here who unironically believe this shit

If we found oil in space would it be proof life outside earth?

Is he right? Is linear algebra ugly?

How long until all jobs are replaced by robots including art and manual labor?

Ok, so who is the hack and who is the smart guy who has evidence and facts by his side? Is it Matt Kaeberlein or is it David Sinclair?

What is water?

Can the halting problem be generalized as to be a problem of running out of resources in a machine that has physical limitations?

Therefore a magical sci fi AGI is not possible under our current tech, because we don't have the resourced to develop it?

Directory of Open Access Journals
https://doaj.org/about/
Library Genesis: Scientific articles
https://libgen.is/scimag/
Sci-Hub
https://sci-hub.se/
Institute for Advanced Study Video Lectures
https://www.ias.edu/video

Can math drive you mad

How do you know that even though the future was like the past in the past, that the future will be like the past in the future? and what is your basis for knowing that?

Remember when you got totally swarmed by retards for pointing out that those genetically engineered “dire wolves” weren’t actually real genuine dire wolves

Is this not proof that humans are fucking retarded and don’t understand biology and would rather join in on the hype and listen to their feelings than think critically?

>Three "Scholars" from University of Michigan Laboratory Charged for Conspiring to Smuggle Biological Materials into the U.S. as part of terrorism plot

https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/three-chinese-national-scholars-university-michigan-laboratory-charged-conspiring-smuggle

How bad was the terrorist attack the Chinese were trying to execute? What would the likely death toll have been? What about the economic impact?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21EYKqUsPfg [Embed]

Indian podcaster Dwarkesh Patel debates the 'father of reinforcement learning' Prof. Richard Sutton on whether LLMs are a dead-end.
Sutton believes so, while Dwarkesh Patel proclaims LLMs are the foundation on which experiential learning can happen, citing recent LLM models' success at high-school math problems. Patel claims humans all learn by imitation too.

The following exchange summarizes the debate:
>Patel: But there are phases of learning where there's the programming in your biology early on, you're not that useful. And then kind of why you exist is to understand the world and learn how to interact with it. It seems like a training phase [in LLMs].
>Sutton: There's NOTHING where you have training of what you should do; there's nothing. You see things that happen, you're not told what to do. Don't be difficult, I mean, this is obvious.
>Patel: I-I mean you're literally taught what to do, this is where the word training comes from, from humans.
>Sutton: I don't think learning is really about training, I think learning is about learning, an active process. The child tries things and sees what happens. We don't think about training when we think of an infant growing up

What's /sci/'s verdict? Who won?
Is Dwarkesh Patel right in saying humans are literally taught what to do the moment they're born? Is all learning just imitation?

We play against /vg/ today in the Round of 16 and we're up after /jp/-/gd/, which is just about to start.

>what is this?
https://implyingrigged.info/wiki/2025_4chan_Autumn_Babby_Cup
A virtual soccer (football) tournament involving the boards of 4chan, /sci/'s team promoted to this summer's cup after coming in 4th this past winter

>we have a team?
Yes, https://implyingrigged.info/wiki//sci/

>Where can I watch the cup?
https://isthisliv.com/4cc/stream.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3gJzRCWWC3w

>where can I watch previous games?
https://implying.fun/
https://implyingrigged.info/wiki//sci/#Recent_&_Upcoming_Matches

>Be me taking A&P II
>bomb first exam with a failing score (44%)
>study for second exam, go over the cardiovascular system, heart & blood vessels as well as lymphatic system improve but still in failing (62%)

I felt like I had decent enough understanding of functions of the material but during the exam while I was able to retain and answer some questions their were a lot of questions that referred to terms I was not familiar with. This outcome could just be an outcome of me not taking enough time to properly comprehend and retain material. Anyways anons what study methods do you implement and what has been most successful thus far? (All fields are welcome, medicine, maths, psych etc)

there’s a guy in my class who always drops 90–100% on every exam.
everyone respects him, even the popular kids.
he’s chill, confident, sharp, not a sweaty nerd, just built different.
meanwhile i procrastinate like a dopamine addict.
been reading about neuroplasticity, self-affirmations, and neville goddard’s “revision” thing, where you mentally rewrite past events until your brain treats the new version as real.
basically gaslighting your own neurons into believing you’re already the focused, disciplined guy.
so i’m testing it for 30 days: affirmations + visualization + revision before sleep + consistent study grind.
goal: hit 90%+ be like that dude.
anyone here tried this kind of mental conditioning?
placebo, delusion, or actual neural rewiring?

A thread to discuss medicine and pretending you can't hear the schizofags' screams.

For what type of data can I use the empirical rule? What doesn't follow the empricial rule?

Can any decipher what an H-Combinator is according to Church thesis and what its capabilities are for AI?

PhDs open so many doors in life, it's like a complete cheat code. There's so many things you cannot do without a PhD.

it do be like that

construct a binary string of length n which has the highest entropy among all binary strings of length n
picrel is such strings up to length 100

Is it time we add more categories to the Nobel Prize?
Like Astronomy or Botany or Robotics Nobel prizes?

how can you scientifically speaking prevent your daughter from growing up to be a retarded whore?

Jared Isaacman is back - edition

previous >>16834121

The more I study the less I get into the normal world, and closer to chaos and entrophy of the realm of nowhere that lies beyond the jupiter sephirot.

Pretty sure I am getting closer to having a general picture of the malkutian panoramic picture.

What lies beyond the door of alice?

Chaos and Entropy.
God is simply what lies at the core of everything, the thing that powers the energy of the Zero vacuum.

His realm is the realm of the matter that exist as dark matter.

Let's say you got yourself a masters degree and then you couldn't get an opportunity to get into a PhD. You never got to go forward with it because you didn't get in or something because PhDs are jobs and jobs are never guaranteed.
How do you cope in that situation?

I've always wondered this, are there very strange functions or phenomenons that exist such that they behave normally and predictably up until a sudden "large number" then suddenly stops behaving how it used to and becomes chaotic or erratic?

Kind of like the twin prime conjecture, what if it turns out there aren't even infinitely many twin primes past an arbitrary point, that would be so strange, does there exist something like this?

In 1927, physics professor Thomas Parnell at the University of Queensland wanted to show his students something incredible:
that pitch — a black, solid-looking substance — isn’t solid at all. It’s a liquid that flows so slowly, it takes decades to move.
To prove it, he heated some pitch, poured it into a glass funnel, and let it cool. Then, he waited.
The first drop fell... 11 years later, in 1938.
The next, in 1947. Then 1954, 1962, 1970, 1979, 1988, 2000, and 2014.
That’s just nine drops in nearly a century.
No one has ever seen a drop fall in person — one even fell when the camera was off. Yet the experiment still continues, quietly measuring time in decades, not seconds.
Today, the Pitch Drop Experiment is the longest-running laboratory experiment in history, officially recognized by Guinness World Records.
You can even watch it live, streaming from the University of Queensland in Australia — though you’ll need patience. The next drop might not fall until the 2030s.
A reminder from science:
even the slowest things in the universe are still moving forward.

Greetings gentleman.

I present before thee a simple problem.

Rifleman wants to clamp his rifle unto a slap of concrete to help mitigate recoil and help achieve a tighter group.

Where does he clamp the rifle to achieve this ?

Show your math.

Thank you for playing.

For 600k amount of traffic in the net, how would one calculate how much to do or how good to do, regularly by assuming trends, content,quality whatsoever...
Or, where do I measure this from

I've always been fascinated by microscopes and seeing the tiny details of things and I've been wanting to get my hands on an electron microscope. Does anyone know where for under $1000 that is decent?

>Harvard Chair of chemistry and "top chemist in the world in 2000-2010" was paid like shit
>accepted money from a Chinese talent program ($100k)
>didn't disclose it to the Trump Admin
>Trump DOJ wanted him in jail for espionage
>got off with 2 yrs of supervised release and 6 mths of house arrest for tax fraud and lying to feds because of cancer
>was stripped of all his academic titles and couldn't get a position in the US
>is now a professor at Tsinghua Shenzhen University and wants to co-create a "global scientific hub" in Shenzhen
all of this because the richest country on earth can't pay their top scientists lol. Did you know that first year quants make more money than Terry Tao, one of the top 5 living research mathematicians?
How does the US expect to keep on leading science if its rival is willing to pay 10x better wages?

Did something happen to /our guy/ the math sorcerer?

Why is this considered a "scientific scandal"?
Shouldn't a completely untested medication be expected to have some undesirable, unpredicted side effects? Thats why they normally test medications before giving them to the general public

Can this board count upwards along the number line?
Here goes:
>1

Quantum immortality says you can never die.

String theory says that there are extra dimensions.

Standard quantum immortality is a dreadful thing, but if these extra dimensions of string theory are relevant to life in any way, it is possible that a dying person could pass into another brane and life happily rather than suffering the terrible fate that standard quantum immortality proposes.

The math works out, it's just untestable.

if they say nucular then what is a nucule? or a partical what kind would it be?

New mathematical constant that I just invented, the average of pi, e and golden ratio.

What usage would this number have and what should we name it?

Image for a moment that the gravity magic of Lord of the Rings or Elden Ring is real.

You can create a bubble of a few cubic meter inside of which gravity instantly ticks over to 4G.

What happens to air in this sort of a situation? Is there cavitation at the top of the boundary? Does the system pressurize? Does it turn into a dyson bladeless fan? Does it catapult you up like a rocket? Does nothing happen?

Keep in mind this is magic, no curvature, its a step transfer from 1G to 4g, there is no slope.

What do I do if I have 10% grey hair at 30 if I want t o stop it or reverse it even I'm cooked aren't i' im very stress prone

>results are all astronomy related
apologize /sci/

Paper: https://academic.oup.com/mnras/article/544/1/975/8281988?login=false#539077569

Article: https://www.space.com/astronomy/dark-universe/the-expansion-of-our-universe-may-be-slowing-down-what-does-that-mean-for-dark-energy#viafoura-comments

It's fucking over

With the average lifespan increasing over time, would you expect that healthy people who are young today will be living to 110 instead of 90?

If it's possible to understand how to arrive at somethingness "out of" nothingness through the Peano axioms of mathematical induction, then it shouldn't be any more difficult to use the same inductive process to imagine consciousness without physicality, starting with the base case of pure awareness of self, i.e., "cogito ergo sum."