And there are no blacklisted sites or anything like that, you're supposed to exercise your judgement whether the content of what you link violates Be Nice or not.
No, @Abcd the Earth is obviously flat and anyone who disagrees lacks basic physics
If you can solve a quadratic equation you should be able to realise the real shape of the Earth
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@ACuriousMind Sure, I'd say that's a good step on your part. Always better to do something you enjoy at the moment. I just hope the software job won't bore you and you'll have challenging stuff thrown your way. :)
Consider the following belief
A human can survive if they don't drink water for 1000 days
We knew from biology that this is practically improbable as there are very few people who can survive for 18 days without water (Andreas Mihavecz in 1979).
However, there are also beliefs that are unr...
Big Pharma are really the bad apples for those good pharmas that actually does good things.
Example of big pharma is this guy: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/martin-shkreli-the-most-hated-man-in-america-is-raising-the-price-of-another-form-of-drug-a6770661.html
@Curio Yes. Human bodies are mostly water, and water is compressible (though only slightly). Your volume is slightly less than it would be if I put you in a vacuum.
Probably the first time in many years I saw the word "secret" which is not referred to me. Usually as soon I have joined a chat, the number of instance of the word "secret" in normal usages decreases dramatically
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commutative_magma Phase description of the situation in UK is best said to be a Rock Paper Scissors magma, A hates B B hates C C hates A
$T$ is $r \times F$ btw @Curio so only while you're applying a force does the torque exist, so when you stop applying it the angular momentum is constant
probably worth noting that nonclassical is being used in a technical sense in the preprint
to wit: "We will also frequently make reference to the set of coherent states which we denote by $\{|\alpha\rangle\}$...It is known that every quantum state of light ρ permits a representation that is diagonal with respect to coherent states, i.e. $$\rho = \int d^2\alpha\,P(\alpha)|\alpha\rangle \langle \alpha |$$ where the coefficient $P(\alpha)$ is called the Glauber-Sudarshan P distribution. The P distribution always sums to 1 but may display negativities, in which case it is considered nonclassical. On the other hand, P distributions that exhibit the properties of a classical, nonnega…
so nonclassical is a claim about that P distribution specifically. that's still interesting, but it is a narrow claim.
glad you found something of interest, thought it might be related to your bkg/ interests. it looks to me like a basic advance in unifying classical vs qm povs but dont have enough bkg to grasp all the details.
Consider the following belief
A human can survive if they don't drink water for 1000 days
We knew from biology that this is practically improbable as there are very few people who can survive for 18 days without water (Andreas Mihavecz in 1979).
However, there are also beliefs that are unr...
