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Yeah, my bad. I just thought there were similarities. Anyways, the only way I have found to solve it is keep halving and comparing till you get down to the last ball.

Isn't this an NP problem? The larger the stack, the longer it will take to find the ball. The problem is similar to defining a list of number that have only one unique element and finding it. Of course, it is verifiable, but not easily solved.

If I understand you correctly, the description matches the measured effectsnof gravitational waves.

And this matters why? I don't think its our misunderstanding of photons as it might a your misunderstanding about the interaction of particles. If the two particles somehow, through any means, were able to collide at the speeds 0.75, the force exerted by each particle would not double the amount of force when hit by another particle going at the same speed in an opposite direction in comparison two when it hits a static object. Consideration of frame of reference is important, but I think you would realize that even changing the frame of reference would have a max speed of light at 2c. What is empty space? Our understanding of nothingness has changed drastically with new understandings of quantum mechanics and the Theory of Relativity. Again, frame of reference is important to take into account. Since, within our frame of reference, the objects being experimented on also exist within this frame of reference and are affected in the same way, the speed of said particle can be measured unless we discover a new phenomena that effects this. However, evidence suggests that such measurements are possible. Well, scientists were able to separate the magnetic moment of a neutron from itself:

They more look like Hershey's Kisses than actual nipples, though you could argue they are the samething.

I think scientific journals that don't take fees and actually peer-review the papers sent will get more money from revenue than anything, since they are the most credible. People, I would expect, read more reputable journals, though I could be wrong.

There should be a law punishing this kind of act within the scientific community.

Is this homework? If so, can you please present what you have worked on so far?

I was referring to his statement: Whether he had any sympathies is not relevant to whether his information was accurate or not and whether he was innocent. Having to express sympathy in order to be considered innocent is more political correctness than anything.

I dont see how politics has to beccomme a part of the justice system?

Yeah, my Google-fu is not up to par, I guess. Thanks for the help.

How has the source and claim been devalued? I apologize if I haven't been keeping up with the previous discussions about the statistics on this matter.

The point in me creating this topic was to find the article since I can't find it on Google.

I heard about an experiment where 4 monkeys were experimented on and the test involved experimenting with how the monkeys react to certain actions made by the other members of the group when sprayed with water. I was trying to find the article about this, but all I got was information that stated that the experiment was fake. Does anyone know what the name of the experiment was and where I could find the article about it? Or is it actually fake?

Here is also something I found out in relation to general functions and modulus: Still investigating some properties here. EDIT: Here is a new way to look at the Collatz conjecture. Let's say a = nx, where n is the number being inputted. X will be 1, the needle in the haystack. The function should be represented as the following. (where s is the amount of solutions for the function f(a) mod 2 = x for x). Essentially, this function can be generalized to find multiple values of x assuming the rules allow for it.

I think this might lead to the conversation about mining the resources from comets.

So, a friend of mine is having a few troubles, and I recommended him maybe starting to get into app development and see if he can go from there. However, he has problems because of the limited technology he has to work with. Therefore, he has to rely on online alternatives because of the memory on his device. Is there an online android sdk environment that would allow him to program without dealing with extra software on his device?

I haven't tested it in an emulator. However, an internet connection is required as well as a minimum of Android 4.1.2. EDIT: I will be needing experts in the different fields so that each section can start off with topics dealing with already known facts about the fields so other users can contribute to these areas.

The idea of the app is to allow users to relay their ideas in subjects ranging from Mathematics to Music Theory. Here is a screenshot of it so far. It is so far merely in its test phase, but I decided to release it because I wanted to get the community going. It may be a bit buggy at the moment. Currently, users can create nodes. I will soon be adding the ability to add onto nodes. I will also be adding discussion features. Note: Here is the download(Android only):https://www.dropbox.com/s/vf1rirsy37ic32o/Hyptric.apk?dl=0

It can be, but again time would be dependent on the processor quality. For example, a really bad processor would complete the task within 3n time while a really good one could complete it in 1/100*n time.