Lets Talk Science

[DR OSMAN]

I am still stuck with gravity anigu. Even comparing it to my spit would mean it's a comparison against something physical when gravity itself isn't physical, it's something we observe and it's invisible but we know it's there due it's effects which keeps things in our universe and ourselves stable. My spit has a body and it's made up of something which we can actually measure. Maybe we can measure gravity by it's effect, mmmmmmmm that's another way of looking at it. You can measure my emotions by the effect it has on me, u know I am crying sure u can count the tears the physical aspects but the effect it has on me like it isolates me or withdraws me from society is an effect. So I guess u can measure physically something and also at the same measure the effects something has.

Another racing thought that entered my head regarding psychology. This is crucial area, I will need to conquer and it's gonna start at home my experiments. I need a consistent way to adapt and influence people without them even knowing it. I mean anyone hitler type to mother theresa type and everything in between.

Now science has helped me discover I will need to find the singularity that unites people like the singularity that unites living species which is bacteria, every living species has it, so that's a uniting factor and origin point. I will need to do the same for psychology, find the uniting factor across all profiles of humanity and their psyche and once I do, I will be set. I will be able to connect to anyone and they will be like 'damn' I like you. We need to find the singularity and it's not emotions like love, greed, hate, respect. These things connect u to 'sub-group' of personalities not 'ALL' of them. I know many people who don't like love, I am one of them and have been since I was a child. I have always felt awkward and uncomfortable with it and the more people do it to me the more I feel their trying to change me or say I am weird which leads me to lose all respect for them.

I am venturing around the area of 'trust', it's such a hard thing to do and I struggle with it. I wanna see if trust is the thing that crosses all profiles and everyone can relate to and if I need to adapt my behaviors and convince my peers that I trust them. Obviously I will need to experiment with someone who is evil as f*ck and someone who saintly as f*ck and see the result. U know small things like, Hey take my car bro, I trust u dont bash it up though and see the response. Or hey I trust ur views are correct can u explain it further and it's very interesting. All centered around 'trust' perspective.

Guys I am not big-noting myself at all but I am ahead of you cuz I realized my old ways werent working, do I have an answer for my new ways absolutely not but I am trying and it's far better then remaining in the old ways and the vicious cycle. It gives me hope that I will get the answer cuz hey I can look back at the old way and say 'anything is better then that'. That's the only difference between me and u guys, I can admit when I am wrong and drop the pride and arrogance and CHECK MYSELF.

 

[DR OSMAN]

Hey Where are the science buffs today. Bestcasescenario, BlackDahlia. Come on guys help me with this problem. I am stuck. I just took a leave with this oval shape, now how do I correctly replicate this on something I want to design. I was looking at my yard which is a rectangle, how do I manipulate it to become like the shape of the leaf in my hand. This is Architecture and Design, if we can find a proper way of doing this for the yard, we can apply this to anything we want to manipulate. I think it's called geometry and it's a true subject, we have different shapes and sizes present in the world, how do we manipulate it to make beautiful designs.

So what maths do I need to replicate the leaf design into my yard design. How do I take the measurement points in the leaf the width, length, and curvature of the thing round oval type leaf and apply it 'mathamatically' to my yard with exact precision. What numbers do I have to focus on. I am started to apply science now.

 

[DR OSMAN]

What sort of Porportions are we going to need. Now it will be easy to measure the leaf width from side to side, it's length. The hard part will be to measure the curve cause the curve gets wide in the middle and smaller towards the beginning and end. I suspect once we figure out this rule, we can apply it to any shapes as the rule or method won't change and we can create some great designs in Somalia. We definitely going to have to use some 'points' measure cause the shape isn't the same all across, so the numbers will be different where you are in the shape. So it will be like width beginning = this number...width middle = this number, the second the shape changes anywhere in the width we will need a new variable. For example it will be less at the beginning and end due to it's narrowness and bigger in the middle cause the space is wider.

The leaf I am talking about is this.

We should get a result where the leaf shape becomes the shape of the backyard

Here is proof or a garden shape that was manipulated, if you think it nature can't be tamed.

As you can see it's quite an issue of 'precision' and we will need 'numbers' and 'coordinates' in the right place. Let's work on this problem!!!
What sort of maths is this sxbyaal the people who done it!!! It's an interesting one that's for sure. Cause once u can do it, u won't ever have to learn it again and can just re-apply the same rule to any different shape and create bizarre things.

I want a Secular revolution in Somalia politically cause it will lead us to use our heads like this rather then reverting to god to do it for us or just ignoring it and going for a 'roob doon' every few months. Secularism will foster this type of approach in our children who will realize they are the masters of their own destiny. Allah gave us the faculties and even the 'demonstrations' in nature on top of that as the quran pin-points look around u and ponder it says. Ponder means reflect and think how it was done and start applying it to your own problems.

Secularism will spawn a great scientific revolution.

As for the problem it's physical. We need to approach it physically with our brains. Now let's see what the problem is. The first problem is the size of the leaf and the yard different, so we need to work out how do we take the figures we get from the leaves and porportionally adjust it to the yard size. Some calculations will be involved here what it is I don't know. Plus when we measure the leaf. We gonna have to adjust our measurements as you can see it's not the same through-out. So when we measure width we know it's going to fluctuate depending on what section of the leave it is same with the length. The length will also need to account for the curve that may need a separate measurement. So we going to end up with a few different variables length, width, and curvature plus those variables will be different for different parts of the leaf and then when we gonna have to adjust it porportionally by working out the yard size.

I am not sure what sort of maths this is. So I don't know where to start but I think geometry.

 

[DR OSMAN]

That's why I am telling u guys, do the carl jung profile, you will find out what careers your suited. I am apparently suited to engineering, science, law, IT, and librarian. I am testing it out by putting my mind to scientific things and yes it does seem easy to me, I mean I don't have all the answers cause I haven't went and studied it at all, but it does come naturally how to look at physical things and implement it to a problem. I think Psychology would be suit me also but it wasn't there. I find it interesting that space cause people are physical also.

I think @BestCaseScenario was right when he said maths is critical in science or something to that effect. I just about it, everything is a number. Measurements, time, speed, distance, quantity, weight, liters. We just apply numbers to everything. anything u look at has a number attached to the side of it and with the manipulation of those numbers you can create some great things.

 

[Naissur]

@DR OSMAN I think you may find this interesting.

 

[Malawax]

What sort of Porportions are we going to need. Now it will be easy to measure the leaf width from side to side, it's length. The hard part will be to measure the curve cause the curve gets wide in the middle and smaller towards the beginning and end. I suspect once we figure out this rule, we can apply it to any shapes as the rule or method won't change and we can create some great designs in Somalia. We definitely going to have to use some 'points' measure cause the shape isn't the same all across, so the numbers will be different where you are in the shape. So it will be like width beginning = this number...width middle = this number, the second the shape changes anywhere in the width we will need a new variable. For example it will be less at the beginning and end due to it's narrowness and bigger in the middle cause the space is wider.

The leaf I am talking about is this.

We should get a result where the leaf shape becomes the shape of the backyard

Here is proof or a garden shape that was manipulated, if you think it nature can't be tamed.

As you can see it's quite an issue of 'precision' and we will need 'numbers' and 'coordinates' in the right place. Let's work on this problem!!!
What sort of maths is this sxbyaal the people who done it!!! It's an interesting one that's for sure. Cause once u can do it, u won't ever have to learn it again and can just re-apply the same rule to any different shape and create bizarre things.

I want a Secular revolution in Somalia politically cause it will lead us to use our heads like this rather then reverting to god to do it for us or just ignoring it and going for a 'roob doon' every few months. Secularism will foster this type of approach in our children who will realize they are the masters of their own destiny. Allah gave us the faculties and even the 'demonstrations' in nature on top of that as the quran pin-points look around u and ponder it says. Ponder means reflect and think how it was done and start applying it to your own problems.

Secularism will spawn a great scientific revolution.

As for the problem it's physical. We need to approach it physically with our brains. Now let's see what the problem is. The first problem is the size of the leaf and the yard different, so we need to work out how do we take the figures we get from the leaves and porportionally adjust it to the yard size. Some calculations will be involved here what it is I don't know. Plus when we measure the leaf. We gonna have to adjust our measurements as you can see it's not the same through-out. So when we measure width we know it's going to fluctuate depending on what section of the leave it is same with the length. The length will also need to account for the curve that may need a separate measurement. So we going to end up with a few different variables length, width, and curvature plus those variables will be different for different parts of the leaf and then when we gonna have to adjust it porportionally by working out the yard size.

I am not sure what sort of maths this is. So I don't know where to start but I think geometry.

Trust me all your answers can be found in various books. Start reading waryaa

 

[Naissur]

Trust me all your answers can be found in various books. Start reading waryaa

Agreed. If I were him, I'd probably read popular science books like A Short History of Nearly Everything by Bill Bryson.

Some of the questions he raises require a bit more background. For example, the problem of the leaf being fitted into a surface is an optimisation problem and can be done with multivariable calculus (I believe they call it Calculus II or III in the states). Nowadays computers do the job in seconds, and designer need not know any of it.

I envy Dr Osman in that he possesses the flaming passion/fascination I used to have for science when I was younger. :[

 

[DR OSMAN]

Agreed. If I were him, I'd probably read popular science books like A Short History of Nearly Everything by Bill Bryson.

Some of the questions he raises require a bit more background. For example, the problem of the leaf being fitted into a surface is an optimisation problem and can be done with multivariable calculus (I believe they call it Calculus II or III in the states). Nowadays computers do the job in seconds, and designer need not know any of it.

I envy Dr Osman in that he possesses the flaming passion/fascination I used to have for science when I was younger. :[

Rekindle that spirit Naissur, I am not sure why you lost the passion. Is it cause they present it so hard and difficult? Just know anything that is physically in-front of you has hope, it won't be easy but it is in front of u and u can look at it from various ways not just one way. What part of science do you enjoy the most, I am just playing around with it cause I wanna test my psychological profile and see if it is true or not.

 

[DR OSMAN]

Rekindle that spirit Naissur, I am not sure why you lost the passion. Is it cause they present it so hard and difficult? Just know anything that is physically in-front of you has hope, it won't be easy but it is in front of u and u can look at it from various ways not just one way. What part of science do you enjoy the most, I am just playing around with it cause I wanna test my psychological profile and see if it is true or not.

@Naissur Which area of science u like? They are all interesting I think

 

[bluebird]

I reject the flat-earth theory simply cuz I see the moon and sun being round and when I look up at the earth sky and look at it from different direction, it really does confirm to me it's like a 'dome' or a round shape. The other reason I reject it is I believe light sources always have to be generated from something else, light doesn't just pop up and be light, there is some other source before it. For example fire generates light but fire precedes it without it you can't have light. So I don't think the moon creates it's own light or it would need to be 'firey' at it's core or some sort of heat source needs to be present there and it doesn't appear to have that at all when I look at this at night. The funny thing is when u see the moon during the day, you don't see light from it either, it's just this 'weird' color but it has no light. The moon is an interesting topic.

When I look at the sun, I can see there must be something there at it's core to generate those 'heaps of light rays'. If we put together heaps of fire together right now, lets do it as an experiment. We create a huge fire, we will see 'light' being emited as an 'after-effect'. Infact we do it with kerosene lamps, we start a small little fire and walk around with it as a light source or some stick pole with fire on top of it ppl use it as a light source. Notice the fire must be present. I suspect the sun is one helluva a fire at it's core.

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Sometimes the crescent moon appears not to be apart of a complete circle. What do you think about theories that it is not a sphere? At times the waxing/waning moon looks like you can see the rest of it in the shadows but at other times the shadow portion forms an arch within the crescent . To show you an example this drawing kind of represents what I see.

See how the outline of the circle doesn't match with the illuminated portion. Although the one I see some nights the "arch" is even smaller

 

[DR OSMAN]

Sometimes the crescent moon appears not to be apart of a complete circle. What do you think about theories that it is not a sphere? At times the waxing/waning moon looks like you can see the rest of it in the shadows but at other times the shadow portion forms an arch within the crescent . To show you an example this drawing kind of represents what I see.

See how the outline of the circle doesn't match with the illuminated portion. Although the one I see some nights the "arch" is even smaller

If I take a leaf and cover one portion of it with something else, does it mean the leaf has changed. How can you say it's not a sphere, you see it every night and it's round like a damn ball. How can U deny that? Are u saying it shape-shifts when it's like and becomes round and then eclipses on it's own. It's like the leaf, it don't shape shift sxb and change it's composition, but if I place something over the leaf or one part of the leaf obviously it's going to appear differently but that doesn't mean it's lost it's shape or the shape keeps changing. Space is doing something here and creating this appearance. That's what I suspect anyways, but I won't accept it's a ball one second and then loses its shape into something else the next second, and magically re-creates it round shape again.That's sixir sxb!!!

It has phases makes sense and what causes those phases, is it a rotation something logical at least.

 

[DR OSMAN]

@Black Dahlia I have 2 arms, your saying since i hide 1 arm I don't have two arms anymore. Moon must be rotating how fast or slow I don't know, but to get those different shapes in the moon without resorting to 'shapeshifting' ideas like I have 2 arms and then 1 arm and magically 2 arms again, there is something or an illusion occuring based on the movement of the moon against the space.

 

[Naissur]

@Naissur Which area of science u like? They are all interesting I think

If you consider maths a science, then that. I like mathematical physics too. What I meant being not as passionate as I used to be is that once you specialise a small area swallows you up. So it becomes hard to keep up with other fields/branches, as your own topic of choosing is big enough to drown you. I remember reading that more new mathematics is discovered in a week than Babylonians discovered in 3,000 years! Topics that only came to the scene 20 years ago are now so vastly developed that even people who came up with them lost track of them.

 

[bluebird]

If I take a leaf and cover one portion of it with something else, does it mean the leaf has changed. How can you say it's not a sphere, you see it every night and it's round like a damn ball. How can U deny that? Are u saying it shape-shifts when it's like and becomes round and then eclipses on it's own. It's like the leaf, it don't shape shift sxb and change it's composition, but if I place something over the leaf or one part of the leaf obviously it's going to appear differently but that doesn't mean it's lost it's shape or the shape keeps changing. Space is doing something here and creating this appearance. That's what I suspect anyways, but I won't accept it's a ball one second and then loses its shape into something else the next second, and magically re-creates it round shape again.That's sixir sxb!!!

It has phases makes sense and what causes those phases, is it a rotation something logical at least.

Its look more like a rotating shell. It looks transparent in the morning too . I see what you mean it doesn't seem possible. A spheroid moon makes more sense but it doesn't look it either

 

[DR OSMAN]

Its look more like a rotating shell. It looks transparent in the morning too . I see what you mean it doesn't seem possible. A spheroid moon makes more sense but it doesn't look it either

Something is covering it to give it different shapes. Look at your bedroom and blinds, notice how light breaks up into different pieces and angles due to your blinds, does it mean light looks like this shape constantly? of course not the blinds on your window block the sun light out and it escapes it thru the openings of your blind and hence u only see a part or pieces of the light. I can't say any different happens to the moon and hence why we see it in different shapes and designs, space is manipulating it like the blinds on ur window is manipulating light sources to break down. That's my guess but not scientific untill 'tested' of course and 'hypothesis'

We see the same thing with the moon when it's covered by clouds, we see a bit of exposed, the cloud is providing a blanket over it and hence creating this illusion the moon has a different shape but it just concealed. The strange thing about the moon is we don't see anything covering it when it goes into those different shapes, you can see a beautiful eclipse with nothing in it's way. It's strange phenonema really!!!

We can explain it all day me and u and have our hypothesis, but it wont be different to religion or tradition or society who give their views. The only thing that will separate us is when we test our hypothesis and where the test goes is the 'fact'. Dont come in here later black dahlia and say it's a conspiracy or a theory.

 

[DR OSMAN]

This video explains calculus in simple ways. Except the confusing symbols and letters.

Calculus is about irregular shapes and points. Like that leaf I posted, it has different measurements and you can't just use a box for example where it's equal on all sides to find the area. It's all about finding the area of something or even a rectangle where u can multiple the length by width. Straight lines are easy as piss to find the area. Even a triangle shouldn't be hard as the line is angled and I am sure there is angled rulers and you apply the same principle length of the angles x width. But when things have curves or smaller points like that leaf it's straight rulers simply don't work anymore. So I guess u need to create points and measure one point to another.

So we need to break the whole curve and mark it point 1, point 2, point 3 until we cover the whole curve. Then basically add up each point and it's measurement at the end. Funny thing is it will be such small numbers causes that leaf isn't big at all. That's to measure the curve and how it's curve. But that won't answer the area of an irregular shape, we will need something else and this is where I was stuck. I knew points would be needed for curves, kinda like those 3 lines under your finger. But the area of the space was where I was stuck. Apparently you just break into multiple small pieces that are measurable like small little boxes untill u fill the whole area. But the numbers would be tiny regardless what your measuring in that leaf. Were talking 1.22222 like for that leaf. The funny part is when you have clearly measured it it's time to optimize it to a real problem like a garden, house, car, etc.

When optimising the results of the leaf to larger area. What do you think we need to do? Do we divide the larger area by the leaf measurement like see how many leafs can fit into the larger area like we broke up the area of the curve with small little boxes. Do we a division function or multiplication function.

 

[DR OSMAN]

I have been thinking about a circle. How in the world do we measure something like that? When something is a straight line or even angled like a pyramid, u can change your ruler to an angle or straight position. But what in the world can you do with something is 'circle'? bend the ruler into a circle lol? I guess u got two problems here. One is the actual 'curves' which will need point measures. U put two points like point a and point b and keep doing that untill you make ur loop around the circle. What fancy word science uses I am not sure but that's the only way to measure something that is curve like is to measure two points that are straight. Now will the curve be equal in all parts of the circle will be an interesting observation. But how do we find out the space within a circle that's another problem.

I am good at algorithm, I can clearly find out the problems and list them down and say OK we need this and this answered. Cause that's obviously right in-front of you.

Now the space within a circle will be interesting cause u cant just multiply it by length and width anymore cause where is the length and width it's not a straight line, it's a damn circle. So I thought about it what if we get a ruler and measure the width and length inside the circle and multiply it? like horizontal and vertical and then diagonal. Will this give an accurate answer on the space? how accurate? are the space dimensions different in different areas of the circle like the top right hand part of the circle is different to the bottom left hand side. Or do you put a point in the middle and create lines heading into different directions and measure it?

Lets talk about this guys, maths isn't hard at all, what is hard is the damn 'foreign' technical lingo and crap!!!

Numbers are interesting it's bendable. U can go up 0-1-2-3-4 into infinity but u can also go backwards -0.01 0-.02 0.03 all the to -1 and that goes back down again into an infinite loop -1.1 - 1.2 -1.3 till -2. The funny thing is breaks down even further like that 1.1 can go into 1.1.2 1.1.3 it's honestly crazy endless loop but I guess u need that cause somethings are very small to measure small hole in the ground and some things are very large like the universe

 

[DR OSMAN]

This is for my science boys and the ones who actually contribute and make learn and think. @Nalle @BestCaseScenario @Black Dahlia @Naissur

I prefer you guys explain it cause the books are to confusing brothers. I am thinking about why does a car need oil? why not water or some other energy? why does it work well with certain energy sources and not others? What process happens to turn something like a liquid oil into fuel for a car or plane?

We need to really answer the question of energy cause this is a huge thing we see around us. It happens with the smallest fire it creates heat an energy source to an ice field that creates a cold energy to the most sophisticated machinery. If we can start with the simple process it would be good like simple things we see like a fire, ice, etc. What is energy sxb. How does it transform? I see a-lot of crap on wikipedia but I can barely understand it. I can't read complexity, it needs to be simple first and then u can see it evolve and change.

Apparently you need a source for energy, Ok that makes sense cause and effect principle not dropping from the sky. Source of Ice is Water, apply cold pressure and contain it into some small 'space' like freezer plus give it time, it transform to ice. The question will be what sort of measure would we use to determine time you need and the pressure u need and does it fluctuate. Less pressure more time, more pressure less time. How much cold pressure do u need before it transform?

Heat this is another big one and observable, the source can be multiple things. Sun, Fire, Coal, Nuclear(Still don't understand this one). The process involved again like an oven, create a small space so you 'store' it. How much heat do you need before it gets hot, more measuring and time related factors.

I've noticed one thing that is clear. You need a source without it, it cannot be transformed to something else, I have also noticed storing energy is crucial to changing it. Notice the freezer and Oven, they are stored into a small space. So storing is critical link in the process. Then it's an issue of time and how much pressure u apply. Cause lets be honest, the heat that applies to the earth can escape and isn't stored, it means we aren't living an oven or freezer, it has somewhere to escape plus there are other balancing factors in the atmosphere is my assumption which isn't available in an oven or freezer it's basically to elements crashing into each other like cold air, stored in box, it has no escape and nothing else to factor in like atmosphere which may cancel it out, and creates ice. Same principles I believe applies to the oven.

There are other forms of energy but I will read that later. I am correct where I am heading here!!!

 

[BestCaseScenario]

That's why I am telling u guys, do the carl jung profile, you will find out what careers your suited. I am apparently suited to engineering, science, law, IT, and librarian. I am testing it out by putting my mind to scientific things and yes it does seem easy to me, I mean I don't have all the answers cause I haven't went and studied it at all, but it does come naturally how to look at physical things and implement it to a problem. I think Psychology would be suit me also but it wasn't there. I find it interesting that space cause people are physical also.

I think @BestCaseScenario was right when he said maths is critical in science or something to that effect. I just about it, everything is a number. Measurements, time, speed, distance, quantity, weight, liters. We just apply numbers to everything. anything u look at has a number attached to the side of it and with the manipulation of those numbers you can create some great things.

What do you think about Librarian as a job? Cool place to meet female nerds huh? I should have thought about applying there as a student back when I was in college. There are some benefits that come with working there. You don't have to buy text books for one since the U libraries keep copies on hand lol.


Will watch your video and Naisurs's.

 

[DR OSMAN]

What do you think about Librarian as a job? Cool place to meet female nerds huh? I should have thought about applying there as a student back when I was in college. There are some benefits that come with working there. You don't have to buy text books for one since the U libraries keep copies on hand lol.


Will watch your video and Naisurs's.

Yeah, it is quiet place, I don't mind quiet places to reflect in. Just keep moving your books into aisles and shelfs, of course in it's 'category and then reference number' order while you ponder away at the deeper things in life