/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12147140
dude i WISH.
But accepting what you say would be going full cope. Yes, it's true that the more you know the less you know, but fuck, it's like i wasted 3 years of my life, i should have come out of it with some knowledge, basics, experience... i'm like a malfunctioning filter, everything passes through me, i remember things for a week, then it's like never having opened those books.
I want to be knowledgable so bad, i would like to have a balanced and well-rounded instruction, and yet can't focus on studying and remembering things it's so frustrating.
How can i into research if i'm clinically a mid-wit?
>>12147154
i would give a leg to work right now, but a BS in bio is useless here and will have to go for a Msc.
But i don't know if i'll make it through this time, i had it easy before.
And i'll have to deal with the fact that i'm most probably not suited for what i want to do, and settle for some lab monkey position, i won't mind if it makes all this stop.
I feel like i'm racing against everyone in the world.
>>12147187
I'm as sober as one can be...

>>11731348
>this marketization of nuclear power will end when one of America's reactors blows up and kills its human workers. as sad as that will be, those workers will be martyrs and will ensure nuclear power is the domain of the state (as it should be) and not unaccountable capitalist corporations

>>11730989
No one cares. Stop splitting threads because you can't contain your anti-anime autism

>>11670797
>a mysterious loss of oxygen and widespread extinction
>carefully chosen variety of plant, animal, and insect species
>plant
>animal
>insect
What form of life was not carefully selected, which has always dominated our world and whose mood shifts change the very chemical makeup of our planet?

>>11616984
I told you fags. Response even matched the usual attention span for any 'crisis', 4 weeks and people are getting bored of it.

When we move into the aftermath watch for the difference between states/countries that took harsh measures and infection rates. There will be minuscule difference, the only factor that will seriously affect the data is population density points - cities. This was all useless. Same as hundreds of flu strains before it except we kept better track of this one than ever before.

>>10828264

>>10795954
Ionizing radiation does not cause cancer.

>>10762418
>Measure
>theory