Anonymous
7/21/2025, 5:28:34 PM No.16730256
What did this lil nigga mean by this?
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Smartest human being who ever lived said this - /sci/ (#16730256)
Anonymous
7/21/2025, 5:29:32 PM No.16730260
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bodhi
7/21/2025, 5:39:05 PM No.16730265
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Anonymous
7/21/2025, 5:47:32 PM No.16730270
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bodhi
7/21/2025, 6:05:23 PM No.16730292
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Anonymous
7/21/2025, 6:13:15 PM No.16730296
>>16730292
giggling into the big nothing is my favorite pastime
https://youtu.be/I_B9X-f1XLQ?si=q9dU3fLkV2vp8j92
giggling into the big nothing is my favorite pastime
https://youtu.be/I_B9X-f1XLQ?si=q9dU3fLkV2vp8j92
Anonymous
7/21/2025, 7:37:57 PM No.16730386
>>16730256 (OP)
This is common sense since we showed the irrationality of sqrt of 2 and showed even more by Newton
This is common sense since we showed the irrationality of sqrt of 2 and showed even more by Newton
Anonymous
7/21/2025, 8:13:50 PM No.16730408
>>16730256 (OP)
>model is and will always be an approximation of reality
>don't be fooled by the in-and-out limitations of our theoretical framework
>let nevertheless our knowledge not be restrained by this
What's so hard to understand?
>model is and will always be an approximation of reality
>don't be fooled by the in-and-out limitations of our theoretical framework
>let nevertheless our knowledge not be restrained by this
What's so hard to understand?
Anonymous
7/21/2025, 10:12:26 PM No.16730497
>>16730256 (OP)
That you can't understand (or deduce) the laws of physics from reason alone.
That you can't understand (or deduce) the laws of physics from reason alone.
Anonymous
7/21/2025, 10:39:07 PM No.16730540
>>16730256 (OP)
What is so hard to understand? Gauss came up with the concept of 3D space curvature. Euler had studied the curvature of 2D surfaces and calculated that inertial objects forced to move in that surface would follow geodesic paths
What is so hard to understand? Gauss came up with the concept of 3D space curvature. Euler had studied the curvature of 2D surfaces and calculated that inertial objects forced to move in that surface would follow geodesic paths
Anonymous
7/21/2025, 10:49:11 PM No.16730558
>>16730256 (OP)
>space has a reality outside our mind
He is a realist about space in the sense that it exists independently of our minds. This would be opposed to an idealist position which would say space is not independent of the mind.
>whose laws cannot a priori completely prescribe.
Our minds cannot set the rules down for space using reason alone. Presumably, we need to supplement it with sensory data.
>space has a reality outside our mind
He is a realist about space in the sense that it exists independently of our minds. This would be opposed to an idealist position which would say space is not independent of the mind.
>whose laws cannot a priori completely prescribe.
Our minds cannot set the rules down for space using reason alone. Presumably, we need to supplement it with sensory data.
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Anonymous
7/21/2025, 10:50:22 PM No.16730561
>>16730558
Hes just talking about curvature in a fancy poetic way to sound smart
Hes just talking about curvature in a fancy poetic way to sound smart
Anonymous
7/22/2025, 5:25:14 PM No.16731105
>>16730256 (OP)
he means space is created by our brain like everything else there is no space.
he means space is created by our brain like everything else there is no space.
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Anonymous
7/23/2025, 8:11:30 AM No.16731636
>>16731105
No he is saying the exact opposite that the brain can not even conceive of space on its own, it has to experience it to come up with a posteriori explanations.
No he is saying the exact opposite that the brain can not even conceive of space on its own, it has to experience it to come up with a posteriori explanations.