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@10WalkerNight and @UltimatexHD, You guys should get together sometime, both

extremists in your own way, I'm sure you'll be surprised and get on like a house on fire.

Should be quite the party

Warning, the following program about extreme violence, war, agonizing death and deep human misery, contains strong language and scenes of smoking. Viewer discretion is advised. Seriously, WTF.

" They train young men to drop fire on people. But their commanders won't allow them to write "F***" on...

@KevinMerck Hey don't worry, dissidents like you will be marched into the camps to be processed along with all the sheeple... they might even do you the honour of letting you jump the queue ;)

@otherjj1 No, this is asymmetric warfare. Many more Vietnamese died in the Vietnam war than US military personal and they still lost, so basically the casualty ratios out of context tell you nothing. So sad: look at these kids who are out there dying amongst all these civilians so that "aerospace...

@f00g3n I second that .. she's a hottie and rather funny, good combo ;)

@abahawas true dat

@TheRunescapemaster1 Damn straight ... jeez

@phatbimmer don't worry, we hate americans and their whiney twang...

Quinton clearly doesn't like Kant, he disses him quite badly at a couple of points in the program.

@ogirv101 Good point, and an important distinction. Spinoza cannot be charged with nature-worship, his concept of divinity allows for immaterial/transcendent values such as truth, beauty and love to be admitted on an equal footing to purely material ones such as entropy, dominance and power. Natu...

If you can't see why the constraints on the right decision are specific to the problem domain, stay out of architecture and design until you have more experience in the trenches. The sad reality is most small-to-medium (and even many large)

data projects run into performance problems because of p...

@theJtot It's a "continuing education" course for the maths/physics inclined, not a graduate course in string theory, hence the rather introductory level of the material, (thank goodness). The audience is very mixed. Also you'd be surprised, I went from mathematical physics into pure maths, and b...

0:10:30 and you're one of them lol

@anand308 Yes. It's called the anti-tau, and it looks very similar to the tau, but it's positively charged XD

The entanglement-as-measurement viewpoint is *explicitly* a many-worlds interpretation of QM, even though many off its proponents don't like to draw attention to the fact. In this picture there is no objective "collapse of the wavefunction", which is seen as a statistical convenience for throwing...

@Thatmetaldude590 In the physics community his reputation would have been more or less the same, perhaps a tiny bit less due to the human factor, but his work is his work. To the general public of course not, they haven't heard of Witten or Susskind, are hardly aware of figures like Penrose or Hi...

Re: my comment below - turns out that yes, he's a many-worlds guy, so what he's saying is at least self-consistent.

Well the infinite series on the blackboard doesn't actually converge for starters. It's a bounded non-convergent oscillator, (see above). So yes, it's fishy XD

@Salmontres (+ itaiinc): Ok Guys, he's saying that 3 unrelated non-additive scalar fields do *not* form a vector field. He doesn't refer directly to the violations of the formal mathematical axioms of vector space involved, rather he provides a "physical" motivation for this in terms of the inabi...

i'd like to see your quaternion derivatives defined with epsilon-delta level of rigour...