Recent content by Willelm

I agree, that was unnecesary and somewhat rude.

Well, there are things like the number of electrons of each element and the speed of light and sound, that are set randomly without any rule. Why physicists are interested in such randomly facts?

Since I have memory, I'm very curious about science, specially about Physics. Some ago I read about multiverses, so there was a possibility about the existence of other universes with other rules of Physics. Then, the rules of Physics of this universe could be random, so why is interesting...

Ok, my answer: 6 different cases: : god 1, god 2, god 3 1- Truth, Lie, Random 2- Truth, Random, Lie 3- Lie, Random, Truth 4- Lie, Truth, Random 5- Random, Truth, Lie 6- Random, Lie, Truth Ask god 1 "What random god will answer to question Q in this moment?": If god 1 answer, god 1 is...

I always read and understand your replies, I don't ignore, I promise. But you are always angry with me, and I told you that I'm not a English native. About the adjectives I use, I never try to be unrespectfull, only that I'm not native and I don't have a full vocabulary, but even that, I think...

Hey, you'd solve the problem, but with 3 questions, and this problem is about 2. You know the key of the problem, Questions where yes and no are both incorrect except for the random god. Reading your first paragraph of your argument, you told that no question can distinguish between the four...

Mmm... I'll try to explain how the gods behave. The truth/liar gods are OBLIGATED to tell the truth or lie (that means that it know the correct answer in case of the truth god or the wrong answer in case of the liar god), but the random god can do what he whants! This is intuitive. Of course the...

I'll be so gratefull for any source about Micro-rockets, becouse when I search about this in Google some strange things about biology appears! I've seen the TEDed talk about Micro-rockets.

Ok, thanks for your sources! But, I want to do a project about Microrockets. Do you know any sources about this? I'll be very very gratefull.

It can't because the random answer Yes/No is asked to be answer by the random god in a certain time ("this moment"), so when I ask to god 1 "What would the random God will answer to the question Q in this moment?" If god 1 wasn't the random god, he never could answer, becouse the random god...

I know calculus, multivariable calculus and classical mechanics. So, I'm thinking about doing a project about rockets, so I'm looking for sources to learn about Rocket Science. Do you know good sources, like courses, books... for a 15 years old?

There are 3 gods: god 1, god 2, god 3. Look this algorithm: Ask god 1 "What would the random God will answer to the question Q (you can choose the correct answer to question Q) in this moment?": if god 1 don't answer (becouse don't know the answer, so isn't the random god, and...

Is not true. What if we ask a god "what would the random God will answer to the question Q in this moment? We'll know what god/s are not random.

Hey, in that puzzle you have 3 questions. In this puzzle you have only 2

Ok, thanks for all. Only tell that I would want to work in USA because there is where STEM is more developed. That's why I like people asume I'm American (Yem, I'm a little bit antinathionalist)