I don't have a point. But even if I do, why should I reply if in the end my response will not affect anything? Why does it matter if tell you whether I have a point or not?
in the grand scheme of things, our life is an imperceptible blip on the universe's timeline. we are insignificant, and we don't really matter. no matter how successful we are in life, or how our lives end, all our accomplishments will be erased during the heat death of the universe, along with...
I believe I have created an integer sequence that is truly unique. I would appreciate it if someone could try to solve this.
Here is the first 89 integers of this sequence...
I assume it would if you replaced the plunger with the needle and pressed it. The same logic doesn't apply to a gun.
So if I'm understanding this right, the reason a bullet is deadly is that it gains more kinetic energy from the explosion than the gun?
Does this mean the smaller the bullet...
do you think there are biological limits to our capacity to understand physics or mathematics?could it be that in the distant future, no scientific progress could be achieved using the human brain, and we have to depend on superhuman level ai to do the work for us?
If we place a cork in a beaker then filled the beaker with normal-sized marbles, the cork will remain stationary at the bottom of the beaker. However, if we continuously decrease the size of the marble, at a certain point, the marbles will behave like a liquid and the cork will rise to the top...
No idea, but I will investigate this.
My initial idea was not to find a way to outperform a portfolio that is long bitcoin, but rather to confirm whether changes in search are predictive of future prices. If correlation can be proven, then we can discuss all sorts of statistical arbitrages and...
I've already tried incrementally increasing/decreasing both lower and upper threshold by 0.5 standard deviations starting from the mean, calculated the R-squared value, and plotted the results as seen in post #6 and #8.