Flag 0 users think it is non-scientific; after 15 it will be moderated. Victor Lvovich Porton The author proposes the conjecture that sense of humor is a mean to protect from forming false associations and so is one of the most important…
read moreFlag 0 users think it is non-scientific; after 15 it will be moderated. Group theory is super-important. There is no modern science without groups. If we’d value group theory economically, it would be many trillions of dollars, probably hundreds. Without group theory,…
read moreFlag 0 users think it is non-scientific; after 15 it will be moderated. Victor Porton (ORCID 0000-0001-7064-7975, no affiliation)Israelporton.victor@gmail.com Abstract I add a new inference rule to formal systems in such a way that we introduce additional statements that can be proved…
read moreFlag 0 users think it is non-scientific; after 15 it will be moderated. It is a well-known big problem that fundamental science and free software authors (especially component authors) sometimes don’t receive money or receive little money to support their work. Even…
read moreFlag 0 users think it is non-scientific; after 15 it will be moderated. 25 Jul 2022 note: Google partly fixed the bug: Now my research does appear in search results (however, not yet for more general search phrases such as “general topology”)….
read moreFlag 6 users think it is non-scientific; after 15 it will be moderated. Abstract: This article intends to contribute to sociology by introducing the concept of despising and classifying various forms of despising, noting the social harm they produce. Not only humans…
read moreFlag 8 users think it is non-scientific; after 15 it will be moderated. Personally I reported SEVERAL errors in the Ada compiler (most likely this compiler is used in the USA thermonuclear rockets control system because, accordingly my understanding, other compilers of…
read moreFlag 0 users think it is non-scientific; after 15 it will be moderated. After a long discussion at Reddit where many counter and counter-counter arguments appeared, I was pointed an error: S(… S …) is not defined. I meant to expand S…
read moreFlag 0 users think it is non-scientific; after 15 it will be moderated. AFAIK, in mathematical literature there is met no definition of “subjective probability” like “I (or my computer) think rain probability is 34%” or more fundamentally “In my opinion, the…
read moreHow western civilization ended with a “buffer overflow” error.
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