Taalit wrote:I love science, but I think I love math more. That is, I like *pure* math a lot more than its applications. One of my more recent life goals is to make a relatively big mathematical proof or discovery, like something to do with the Riemann Zeta function or the Gamma Function (the two coolest functions in the universe). It's too bad that there's not a lot of stuff out there for higher-level mathematics for free ):
I remember some theorem related to finding the zeros of the zeta along the complex plane or something along those lines, they gave a million dollars or such to the discoverer of that.
No geography here? Isn't that science? :O
yeah I forgot that... and geology... and most of them actually XD
BTW I like astronomy most
*hi5*
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Taalit wrote:I love science, but I think I love math more. That is, I like *pure* math a lot more than its applications. One of my more recent life goals is to make a relatively big mathematical proof or discovery, like something to do with the Riemann Zeta function or the Gamma Function (the two coolest functions in the universe). It's too bad that there's not a lot of stuff out there for higher-level mathematics for free ):
I remember some theorem related to finding the zeros of the zeta along the complex plane or something along those lines, they gave a million dollars or such to the discoverer of that.
Actually, The Riemann Hypothesis hasn't been proven yet, although you are correct that it has a million dollar prize. From what I understand it's one of those things that everyone knows but no one can prove (like there being an infinite amount of primes with a distance of 2 between them).
Your reign is ever growing
Spreading like a moss
across rock, under sky, over roots and the thorns
your reach is ever growing, spreading like a moss
Anyone heard the latest on the Warp Drive Experiments by NASA?
Apparently they got the Maths wrong a decade ago, retrying it now.
Then we send someone to Magrathea, making sure the Mice don't extract their brains...
I thought I could go to some astronomy related college or something, but shitty Croatia is shitty. We have no such things as astronomy in our dictionary. Brrr. Weird folks talking about stars and planets and shit. They be too smart for silly Croatia.
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all memories are lost in time...
...like tears in the rain
So its seems like I've ask this a couple of times in a couple of places, but my interest in Submachine has a great deal to do with my interest in why people believe what they do. Submachine is a fantastic puzzle in its own right apart from the puzzles in the game and it is a great place to test my theories about why people believe what they do. I say all that to ask this: what is it about Submachine that has the astronomers excited?
The effect of sicknesses on body you know. DON'T MAKE ME SHOW DISGUSTING PICTURES!!!
