The h Bar

Kelthar

12:43 AM

@nbro nice find, thanks, I will join it :)

Jake Rose

12:55 AM

Anyone got an intuitive understanding of div?

no

curl?

Balarka Sen

div is how much things whoosh out

curl is how swirly stuff gets

Jake Rose

That doesnt make much sense to me, any more insight?

peterh

@Slereah You can join if you committed to the proposal on the A51.

@Slereah I committed, I have mixed feelings. Later it may improve.

Balarka Sen

1:10 AM

@JakeRose sorry, that was an unhelpful meme on my part. i'd elaborate more but i really don't have the time

i need to try to sleep

maybe someone else can help though

diobuc eulb

@JakeRose just google pictures of it my dude

Secret

Div measures how much a vector field is flowing out at a point, while curl measures how much a vector field encircles a point

Jake Rose

Thanks!

I like that @Secret

I cant really see that in the maths but at least I know it

diobuc eulb

balarka's explanation was way deeper

and made more sense in my opinion

haha

Secret

balarka's is actually the same as mine, except in a more memey tone

Balarka Sen

1:13 AM

curl measures mucho swoonswoosh

div is bloomfblast

Secret

o btw, even the laplacian have a geometric meaning

diobuc eulb

@Secret i'm not saying anything that makes sense right now

so don't reply to it like that

@Secret are you a synesthete or nah

answer the question

Secret

not really, otherwise I won't be asking geometric meaning questions everywhere

The specific point about the lapacian is sometimes mentioned in lecture and texts, especially in the context of mean value theorem of multivariable functions

diobuc eulb

oh you're not

what a weird weirdo then

how are you so visual with your dreams and stuff if you're not

and also your drawings

Secret

Well, I am a visual learner, I learn a lot better with pictures in general

diobuc eulb

1:19 AM

hm

how do you know you're not a synesthete?

did you test it

y'know it's a lot more subtle most of the time than popular descriptions of it seem to say it is.

Secret

well, I am not sure, but my guess is my parents should have ran all the tests when I am young and I don't recall them telling me I e.g. see colours from looking at numbers

diobuc eulb

do you see them in your head?

what colour is 3

anything?

don't try too hard or else it doesn't count

Secret

Nothing for numbers as far I know, though I do recall back in my high school, ammonia smells with a texture of a ribbon of sorts

Some smells also give me an impression of a powdery texture

diobuc eulb

anything else?

music?

how does music look

Balarka Sen

Does it count as synesthesia if I am reminded of food when listening to certain kinds of music

black metal tastes very grainy

Secret

1:22 AM

Most music tend to give me some movie like impression, but it is not always a visual scene

diobuc eulb

wow same actually

black metal reminds me of rye

but it didn't occur to me until you mentioned it

Balarka Sen

wow

diobuc eulb

@Secret oh alright

Secret

that is, for some music, my brain will came up with a movie scene that fits the vibe of the music, other times it is just feelings and no images

diobuc eulb

makes sense

synesthetes and visual people can be disjoint

so i guess that makes sense

Secret

1:25 AM

Here's a very strong example when I was composing some short fragment, the inset that I drew is a 3D game redner like scene that pops up in my mind when I listen to it youtube.com/watch?v=F2pBMDHz4Os

So far that's the only example I have drawn, though I do experience movie impressions in many musics in the past

diobuc eulb

which came first

that's actually pretty important

Secret

for this particular case, the music is composed and as soon I played it, the 3D game like render mental image popped up (which my drawing skills and time constraint does not allow it to be captured as a full colour drawing)

for other cases, it spans the spectrum from music first image next, or image first music second or happens along the way as the music is listened

diobuc eulb

i see that actually

that's pretty close to what i see in my head when i listen to it

but i guess yours is overlaping all the frames

in one image

Secret

Yeah, it's impossible to draw them in such a short time, because the actual experience is a movie or at worse, a gif, I see mental animations often when thinking about what I learnt

I don't know if that counts as synthesia, I often just treat my mental experience as inspirations that is triggered by something in the surroundings

Some more interesting things include when sometimes I am doing work as usual at my computer, suddenly there will be an orchestra (both visual and audio) pops up and then I will often try to open the nearest sound software to jot down the music I hear before the memory fades

diobuc eulb

hmm that's interesting

i think i only had something like that maybe 3 times in my life

Secret

1:33 AM

but I don't know if that's synthesia or just spontaneous daydreaming

diobuc eulb

where i randomly had some original melody pop up in my head

Emilio Pisanty

-4

Q: Einstein was a troll

Relativity is Lorentz ether transformations. Einstein called everyone else wrong while pretending he had something new to say. He didn't. You can all go home now.

mathematical-physics

anybody with a nail looking for a coffin?

diobuc eulb

@Secret synesthesia is just thinking in terms of associations and also having involuntary associations of different senses with each other

so symbols or sounds to colours or shapes etc and other weirder stuff too

often even ideas look like something

not necessarily useful though

Balarka Sen

@EmilioPisanty I have posted a very relevant comment

diobuc eulb

you forgot

(NOT CLICKBAIT!!!)

Balarka Sen

1:36 AM

Added accordingly

Secret

well, I think what I experienced the most are what acuriousmind called free associations, which when experiencing certain events or recalling some memories or hearing the name of some people, it triggers an avalunch of memories and ideas (which can be purely ideas, or can be audio,visual) that continue to free associate along the way and create a chain of explosion of ideas

diobuc eulb

@Secret yeah but i think lots of people have those

i guess it's just that

some people have longer ones

or more elaborate/complex ones

Secret

a lot of people recognise in me what I often refer as weirdness, are often because those discussions and questions arise from taking something form that chain of free associations.

diobuc eulb

i think the fact that you bring it up in the first place has a lot to do with it too

most people having a free association won't mention it during a discussion

Secret

For example, the quantum organism thought yesterday is actually inspired out of nowhere after I listen to a chemistry seminar and then saw the speaker talking about wavefunctions , which then somehow mixed with the bacteria evolution scene in previous night dream

My hindsight analysis of that chain suggest it might have to do with both the notion of evolution and wave function share a notion of delocalisation, thus causing the two thoughts to spontaneously fuse

diobuc eulb

1:40 AM

yeah but i mean

that's called thinking

is it not

to say that only certain people have free associations i think is false

Balarka Sen

I agree

diobuc eulb

i used to think a lot of the way i thought was really special but then realized other people have their own versions of it too

but i guess some things are different

Secret

Well, that I am not sure, because often the ideas just pops up at that moment, and while it seems I discuss it as if I am actively thinking about it, that's actually a hindsight retrospective after the event by using as many of the emotions and things I remember when the idea pops up in order to try to analyse it

diobuc eulb

i understand but the thing is most people wouldn't discuss it in the moment

because they don't want to come off as aloof or weird or not listening etc

i guess what divides normies with cool people (weirdos) also has something to do with how often they actually share their thoughts too

Jake Rose

Hey guys

Secret

1:44 AM

that's true, most people tend to think of this as weird or socially inappropriate. But I don't really care much, as the first thing people need to understand about me is that I am weird and I won't try to hide it as long I don't affect their normal lives

diobuc eulb

are you autistic

lol sorry i don't mean it in that way

peterh

@Nat The SO is a prospering company for me. Some years ago there were posts that they've got some $40million investition. Maybe now the investors want to see results ($$$) and they've expected more.

diobuc eulb

legitimate question

Secret

I am aspergic, which is one part of the autistic spectrum

diobuc eulb

ah yes

hello fellow sperg

XD

Secret

1:45 AM

It's not a thing to be ashamed about being autistic, cause we are extremely good at ignoring irrelevant things and do things efficiently

Jake Rose

How would you find the flux through the diagonal face cutting through x and y ?imgur.com/a/YLJCb

Secret

I often found social norms and social politeness unnecessary inefficient on sharing knowledge as I constantly rant to acuriousmind about that

Balarka Sen

I think people who are part of the spectrum are really cool.

Shitheads stigmatize autism because they have a narrow view of human interaction

diobuc eulb

@Secret well yeah lots of things are unnecessary you know

peterh

@Secret Are you sure it is an existing condition? I've always had the impression, the reason of "bipolar disorder", "ADHD" and the other "new" problems that there are more psychiatrists than well-paying customers

diobuc eulb

1:47 AM

i used to rant a lot too but then i realized it was pointless because i'm pretty sure other people are aware of the uselessness of some social norms but still do it anyway

because they don't care

peterh

@Secret Most of us are thinking so on the Internet. :-) And, I think, we have right and not the rest of the society. :-)

Secret

@peterh Well, Asperger is recently removed from the (what's the name of that medical handbook again?) and simply lumped to the autism spectrum, whereas ADHD is still kinda disputed though I do recall it is currently not recognised by that handbook

Jake Rose

DSM @Secret

Secret

My parents said I am also madly ADHD, which for me is not much of a problem and allows me to access this huge idea generating apparatus that is free associations

O btw, the aforementioned free association lead to this question:

2

Q: Are there examples of history dependent quantum dynamics that evolve like biological life?

There are examples of time evolution of quantum dynamics with history dependence, such as these quantum random walk examples which make use of a memory parameter to influence the distribution of the random walk. I am wondering whether the rules of quantum mechanics allow the construction of a ve...

quantum-mechanics biology stochastic-processes

peterh

@Secret Once a psychiatrist said to me, that really, not they decide, what is a psychiatric disorder, but the society. They are only wanting to be good to categorize and improve the conditions.

Secret

1:50 AM

That's how I came up most of my SE questions. They are mostly inspired from my dreams and free associations

Balarka Sen

I have thought about the analogy between random walks and evolutions before a little bit

Not sure if it's relevant to your thoughts

Secret

@peterh indeed, and there are hotly disputed, so it is not a trivial issue. The DSM is for bookkeeping, the society is the bookeeper

diobuc eulb

random walk with genetic algorithm @BalarkaSen

= evolution

Balarka Sen

There's a theorem somewhere which says there's a nonzero probability a two dimensional random walk, after a finite time, ends up at a point distinct from the starting point

diobuc eulb

and some optimization

Secret

1:52 AM

yeah, one characteristic of life is the ability to store inheritance information, which is what allows natural selection to take place and to adapt

Jake Rose

Anybody looked at my question ?

Balarka Sen

That's kind of like saying if you assume in the Darwinian sense that natural selection is a random mechanism, even then there's a nonzero probability you will evolve into something other than you already originally were

Secret

so it is not just a random walk, but one with some history dependence

Balarka Sen

(Cringe warning because stupid ideas)

@Secret Ah makes sense

Yes of course

Secret

A usual random walk, if I recall, does not depends on history, as all the stochastic equations are local

though I know little about random walks in general, like most of the maths subjects

Balarka Sen

1:54 AM

I wish I did

Secret

I just happen to have a dense set in the knowledge of mathematics to answer either the very simple or very hard questions from my studies

but I don't have the meat, which are deeper understanding of the theorems, that will require reading actual books

Balarka Sen

you should read actual books

diobuc eulb

hey that's me

peterh

@Secret I think all the geeks are more or less "aspergic", and it is not a sickness. The "symptoms" what we can read on the wikipedia, match practically all the smart, IT boys. And I have an impression, that even most of the autistic children are in fact healty, in an unhealthy environment, for which they can't react better.

diobuc eulb

@peterh go away

Secret

1:56 AM

that will come after the PhD, I plan to solidify my abstract algebra using pinter first

because that's the field of mathematics I am most interested in

I think I disagree, autistic brains are quite different in structure even at toddlers, so it cannot be just an environment/nurture thing
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4688328/

but being sick does not mean they are a liability.There are so many people losing limbs and various other things yet they do a lot of contributions than ordinary folks

David Z

@Secret not sure if anyone got back to you about that, but unfortunately we can't. What we can do is bug the math mods about it and let them take over.

Secret

so you guys cannot see who starred what outside of the native chatrooms?

I actually don't remember which of you are global chat mods

David Z

@Secret that is... technically correct :P

Jake Rose

Anybody?

diobuc eulb

oh that reminds me

David Z

2:01 AM

We can't see who starred things in our own chat rooms either

diobuc eulb

@JakeRose do your own homework

Jake Rose

If I wasnt stuck on it I would :)

Secret

O wow, no wonder that Star Bridgate is wrecking havoc in the other chat room and remains uncaught

David Z

@diobuceulb that was a bit harsh

diobuc eulb

@DavidZ i know i was just roleplaying a triggered person

supposed to be ironic

David Z

2:02 AM

@diobuceulb in that case, stop.

Secret

@JakeRose try finding the normal vector of the surface and then integrate your vector field over that area

Balarka Sen

@DavidZ please go away

you're not a good mod

I hate u

Jake Rose

That post lacked so much irony it might as well be a felsic igneous rock

diobuc eulb

he said please @DavidZ

you can't touch him anymore

Jake Rose

I also do earth sciences unfortunately

Im having trouble finding the normal vector

Balarka Sen

2:03 AM

@JakeRose That's... actually a good roast.

Jake Rose

Thats the main bit Im struggling with

Secret

do you have the equation for that plane?

Balarka Sen

Ok, can you reiterate your question?

David Z

@Secret We can bring up the issue with the SE team, and then after that it's kind of case-dependent what if anything gets done about it. But by convention we usually leave that sort of detailed investigation to the mods of the site that "owns" the chat room.

Secret

the main issue is that all 4 of them are inactive for many months already

Jake Rose

2:05 AM

Okay so we need to find the flux through that plane

Secret

so math chat is kinda unmoderated and having that overstarring mess

Jake Rose

So I have two issues

Finding the unit normal

And then doing the double integral because its not in line with either x or y axis

So I dont think I can do dzdx or dzdy

Secret

I am not sure if there are more efficient ways to make them aware about it

Balarka Sen

If your surface is given by $f(x, y, z) = c$, do you know how to find the normal using the gradient?

Jake Rose

I dont think it is given by that

David Z

2:06 AM

@Secret 4? I thought math had like 9 moderators

Balarka Sen

well I don't know the context so I'm just guessing

Jake Rose

imgur.com/a/YLJCb

Have a look at that image there

Secret

4 owners of the room, only 3 of them are listed as mods

chat.stackexchange.com/rooms/info/36/mathematics

Jake Rose

The one parallel to the z axis and doesnt go through the origin is the one Im talking about it

Secret

I guess I might overlook non room owner moderators, let me quickly check

David Z

2:08 AM

@Secret yeah, mods who aren't room owners aren't listed anywhere special on the info pages about the chat room, but they have mod powers there nonetheless

Secret

but I guess the main issue here maybe not that, you told me about something that I don't know about

7 mins ago, by David Z

We can't see who starred things in our own chat rooms either

Balarka Sen

@JakeRose The equation of that plane is $x/2 + y/4 = 1$

David Z

Here in the h bar we try to stay on top of making sure the moderators are all listed as room owners (helped by the fact that we only rarely have elections), but other sites may differ

Secret

so that means we cannot catch that Star Bridgate unless we some contact the SE mods, cause perhaps they might be able to find who is persistently starring stuff

Jake Rose

How did you calculate that?

Secret

2:10 AM

I guess for now, we can try to bug the math mods to contact the SE team, and get them to look into the issue, cause recently that overstarring is escalating and many users found it disruptive

Balarka Sen

@JakeRose If a line on the coordinate plane goes through $(a, 0)$ and $(0, b)$ on the x and y-axis respectively, it's equation is $x/a + y/b = 1$

David Z

@Secret pretty much, although that gets into that case-dependent stuff I mentioned.

Balarka Sen

You can check that for yourself, because that line passes through those points

David Z

@Secret Indeed. That seems to be the best course of action. I'll get in touch with a math mod and ask them to look into it.

Balarka Sen

In this case, your plane is just the plane that intersects the $xy$-axis on that line and is parallel to the $z$-axis

So the same equation determines the plane in 3-space.

Jake Rose

2:12 AM

How do I get past the issue of doing the area integral when its not in the plane of the axis?

Balarka Sen

Depends on what your vector field is that you want to compute the flux of

Jake Rose

The vector field is F =(0, (y + 2x − 4)^2, 1 − z^2)

Balarka Sen

Oh god that looks ugly

Jake Rose

It was 6 marks to find the flux through each individual face too

Balarka Sen

Well so it has no components in the x-direction

Ugh i don't think I can do this. i'm way too sleepy

Post your question clearly in the math chat and I'll star it so that it gets someone's attention

Jake Rose

2:20 AM

done

Balarka Sen

Starred

ChoMedit

2:59 AM

Is there any magneto-like gravitational phenomenon occurred by massive current? I.e. analogue of magnetic field generated by current

Bernardo Meurer

@BalarkaSen Please tell me you are here

Balarka Sen

Barely

Bernardo Meurer

My essay on Gulliver's Travels starts with a formal definition of a Turing Machine and an introduction to complexity theory

I just wanted to say that

Balarka Sen

jesus

Bernardo Meurer

This thing is in it

I'm modeling linguistic understanding as graphs, showing it's NP-Completeness, arguing that that's why it's hard to understand people, and the doing a case-study on Gulliver's Travels with how Satire exploits this mechanism

Balarka Sen

3:12 AM

I think you have finally cracked

Soon you'll be dissecting Disney movies like Jordan Peterson

Pinocchio is actually a very crooked person

Bernardo Meurer

I FOUND A WAY TO TREAT HUMAN UNDERSTANDING AS GRAPHS BALARKA

WE ARE JUST FANCY STATE MACHINES

IDEOLOGY IS GRAPH PATH TRACING HEURISTICS

Bernardo Meurer

3:50 AM

Stephen Hawking has died.

20

Thank you for everything

Oh :(

Yeah

OMG..

4:13 AM

BBC obituary doesn't mention his best book

JFC

Sir Cumference

theguardian.com/science/2018/mar/14/…

My god...

RIP Stephen Hawking

Seems Bernardo already said it

0celo7

they say his history of time was his first book

what nonsense

Cows

Hawking is dead

as4s4hetic

RIP :(

Bernardo Meurer

4:43 AM

“I have lived with the prospect of an early death for the last 49 years. I’m not afraid of death, but I’m in no hurry to die. I have so much I want to do first.”

-- Stephen Hawking

Tanuj

RIP Stephen Hawking

Secret

5:28 AM

RIP, you have already outdone the limitation of that deliberating disease

Tanuj

5:47 AM

@JohnRennie Hey ! Good morning . Did you hear about Stephen Hawking ?

John Rennie

You mean have I seen the messages immediately above yours? :-)

Dawood ibn Kareem

I felt shame, crying on the train.

John Rennie

Everyone dies, and most of us leave the world a better place than we found it, if only slightly. Stephen Hawking made more difference than I ever will.

Tanuj

@JohnRennie yea , and he died in his cambridge house

Dawood ibn Kareem

@JohnRennie You're only 57. There's still time.

John Rennie

5:52 AM

Sadly the only achievements I'm notorious for involve food and laptops. I doubt there will ever be a Rennie's pizza theorem.

Tanuj

@JohnRennie You make contributions too ,everyone does , its just how people perceive it

John Rennie

I wonder what happens when you collide laptops and food ...

Actually, now I think about it I have seen someone's lunch collide with a laptop and the results weren't pretty :-)

Dawood ibn Kareem

@JohnRennie Today is the first day of the rest of your life.

Tanuj

@DawoodibnKareem wow :)

DanielSank

6:20 AM

Everyone, save the internet from misinformation:

4

Q: How does bra-ket notation work?

Quantum algorithms frequently use bra-ket notation in their description. What do all of these brackets and vertical lines mean? For example: $|ψ⟩=α|0⟩+β|1⟩$ While this is arguably a question about mathematics, this type of notation appears to be used frequently when dealing with quantum computat...

notation

John Rennie

6:35 AM

Oh joy. It's Windows update week ...

Tanuj

@JohnRennie lol you got it too ?

John Rennie

I look after about 500 Windows servers and they'll all be updating this week. 99% of the updates will go fine, but 1% is still 5 servers that will encounter problems and need nursing back to full health.

Dawood ibn Kareem

@JohnRennie Your special talent is for explaining things. Have you thought about writing a book on GR?

John Rennie

@DawoodibnKareem I've toyed with the idea of writing a book on SR, but writing a book is very different to answering questions because you don't have that interactive element.

I think it's much, much harder to write a really good book than it is to answer questions here.

Dawood ibn Kareem

I'm sure you could find someone to interact with.

I mean, what if I come up with a list of questions about SR, and you merge the answers to them into a book?

Slereah

6:46 AM

Apparently Hawking died

RIP

Sid

RIP Stephen Hawking.

John Rennie

His world line just terminated. He is geodesically incomplete.

Slereah

Press F to pay respect

ChoMedit

7:21 AM

I have no controllers..

Bernardo Meurer

@Slereah Yo Sam, what's good reading material on the Well-Ordering Principle/Theorem?

I asked Ryan and he told me to ask you

John Rennie

@BernardoMeurer you're getting dangerously interested in mathematics ... :-)

Bernardo Meurer

@JohnRennie I'm using graph theory to argue about Gulliver's Travels, I'm past the second fake-bottom of the well

John Rennie

And its been the ruin of many a poor boy
And God I know I'm one
- The house of the monotone convergence Sun

Mithrandir24601

7:39 AM

@Slereah yep :'( cai.cam.ac.uk/news/…

ABcDexter

8:21 AM

:(

Slereah

Wait

Did the most important person weigh in on his death yet

motls.blogspot.com/2018/03/stephen-hawking-1942-2018.html#more

Yessss

Bernardo Meurer

@Slereah y u no answer

Slereah

@BernardoMeurer I do not know

Bernardo Meurer

@Slereah Do you know someone who might know?

Slereah

I do not

I usually get my set theory from Metamath

but it's a bit dry

Dawood ibn Kareem

8:28 AM

Why does Luboš Motl want me to date a Russian single beauty?

Slereah

Who doesn't

bolbteppa

Stephen Hawking:
'Born on Isaac Newton's Birthday, Galileo’s 300th death anniversary,
Stephen Hawking died on a 14 March
Albert Einstein was born on a 14 March
They both died when they were 76.
14 March is "Pi Day"
wtf

Slereah

@DawoodibnKareem is she russian

ABcDexter

Galileo's birthday date = Richard Feynman's death date

Dawood ibn Kareem

@Slereah No, but she doesn't want me to date a Russian single beauty. Although to be fair, I didn't actually ask her.

ABcDexter

8:31 AM

different year though

bolbteppa

Maybe those factoids are wrong, this can't all be true

John Rennie

@DawoodibnKareem is that one of the ads on his site? If so, I'm a bit concerned I don't see that ad! :-)

Dawood ibn Kareem

Oh, John, I'm happy to send you the details of that ad if you need them.

John Rennie

:-)

Slereah

"I've stood next to him once in Santa Barbara. We never wrote a paper together but my collaborative distance from him was 2 once we wrote papers with Andy Strominger."

They were practically brothers

bolbteppa

8:33 AM

You can learn a lot from Lubos, a lot of what, and what not, to think

haha

Slereah

"The word Hawking appears in 431 TRF blog posts. I think it's hard to find another name that is more widespread on this website (e.g. Trump has 253, so much for the claims that there's too much politics here) – and it's impossible to find another personal weblog in the world with 400+ texts referring to him."

Dawood ibn Kareem

@Slereah So you have a Motl number of 2? Impressive! Makes me think about Bacon.

Slereah

Well, Hawking has a Motl number of 2

we can't all be so lucky

bolbteppa

A meager 2 Motls

Slereah

Although Motl once answered a PSE post of mine

Dawood ibn Kareem

8:36 AM

and one of mine.

But that doesn't really count as co-authoring a paper.

Slereah

:D

bolbteppa

He didn't like it very much

Slereah

No need to be ashamed, @bolbteppa

the world must know

Dawood ibn Kareem

Are you worried that Motl will one day be a moderator here, @bolbteppa?

bolbteppa

My number is Motl -1 in other words

Dawood ibn Kareem

8:40 AM

No, that would require a very special talent.

bolbteppa

*I wont shame him the way he shames others motls.blogspot.com/2007/11/exceptionally-simple-theory-of.html

What a post, that is up there with great internet things

Apparently Hawking made his students read this before doing anything else

worldscientific.com/worldscibooks/10.1142/1301

So all those who want to be great, this is your first step

Slereah

I have it

Tho I did not read it all

I do recall a rather bold statement in it

About how obviously a theory of quantum gravity should include topology sums

bolbteppa

amazon.com/EUCLIDEAN-QUANTUM-GRAVITY-G-Gibbons/dp/9810205155

with toc

Slereah

Jesus, was it always that expensive?

I don't think I spent that much

Are textbooks getting more expensive

bolbteppa

Those books which are tons of papers binded together are always expensive for some reason

Slereah

8:45 AM

Even worse when they only exist in those books

I had to buy a bunch of them

bolbteppa

This is my favorite Hawking thing right now

Stephen Hawking talks to Susan Watts about M-Theory

►

Just think of the psychology behind all of it

Slereah

@bolbteppa have the courage of your convictions or don't post at all

That whole posting and deleting thing is annoying

bolbteppa

It's not working for some reason

Mithrandir24601

@Slereah I'm agreeing with Motl??? I might need to see a GP

Slereah

"if he's so smart, why did he die?"

Mithrandir24601

8:56 AM

@bolbteppa Haha!! I'm not surprised! He has a good number of these sitting in his bookcase in his office :P

Slereah

"Wake up sheep. How do you know he was even alive all this time? Doctors expected him to live to 21. That artificial voice? Fake and a long running false flag sociological experiment for the scientific community. Motor neuron disease severely hampers brain activity, you expect me to believe he invented all his theories by himself. Hahaha. He has been dead for over 50 years and replaced by a team of actors a long time ago! Notice how he looks the same in 2018 as he did in 1982.
The robot voice that emanates from that computer has nothing to do with Hawking – it's just information that NASA w…

bolbteppa

I just want to tell all those people, Hawking was against Brexit, and see what happens

John Rennie

Apparently he was also instrumental in faking the Moon landings

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