/sci/ - Science & Math

>>14661138
This graph is why I hate being a father.
You meet the person you think you're meant to love the most in the world and then when she gets pregnant, fucking goodnight.
Suddenly you're just the useless dickhead who's only good for delivering money and going down to the supermarket to get cucumbers and jam or whatever the fuck bullshit craving she has while she grows a life inside her and is literally this person's entire world for like 2 years after the birth.
And she'll have absolutely no fucking hesitation in saying "oh, you don't even know how strong love really is until you have children."
Listen to women say that, they say it all the time. You're fucking nothing as a man. The entire point of the dating process climaxes in the woman you find getting someone she will always love more than you, no hesitation. If you ever speak up about it, women will tear you to fucking shreds for not doing your duty or some shit, very rarely a guy will actually say they know exactly what the fuck you mean and it's bullshit. And the best part is, your job becomes to slave away for fucking decades to provide a life for the wife and kids, and when you finally grow old and kick it, your grandkids will still call your place "grandma's house."

>Yeah, actually not good
Beyond over

>>14516970
it's always a draft timeline. never solid plans

>>12750260
How do I into calculus? I don’t want to be a retard anymore.

Got Velleman's How to Prove It and I'm already stuck in the INTRODUCTION'S exercises, more precisely 1b. Should I just keep going if I can't find a way to solve it and come back later?

Deep down, im not really interested in advanced math, physics, biology or chemistry.

Why is this? Why am i not interested? It's not my interest. It all seems like memorization of concepts, facts and theories and after memorizing all this, i would have to apply it in the real world somehow.

>have PhD in cultural studies
>can't find a job, no fast food chains hiring
>apply for shitty senior researcher position at CERN
>didn't care about interview, pull out my tin foil wrapped lunch in the middle of interviewers sentence, smick-smack loudly as I chew on my vegan onions turkey burger
>interviewer says he likes my credentials, but as a formality, they wheel in a whiteboard and ask me to sum all primes to a million
>just tell them that primes are a platonic construct, instead i write some slam poetry on the whiteboard with a non-erase sharpie and leave without saying another word
>they send me an offer letter the very next day

its not fucking fair bros i fucking hate this job market

>cute female prof in her 30s teaching most boring course i ever had
>she is obviously very interested in topic so she tries to make it fun
>no one laughs at her jokes
>no one answer when she ask any question
>no one ever join her stupid online quizzes
>visibly disappointed every time
at this point I just want to stand up, hug her and tell her its ok

>>10051577
Stop describing me.

>>9429257
Second invention of the club.

>>9273357
You will suffer a lot.
t. Chemical Engineering student that hates memorization.

I'm doing my master's in CS and was hoping to work on some abstract and theoretical field (such as graph theory) but my advisor is pushing me to optimization with approximative algorithms and heuristics. I feel like it is a bit late to switch advisors. Have you guys gone through the same thing? Is it worth dedicating 2 years of your life to work on something you won't be motivated?

If I'm a brainlet at 21 years old am I doomed to being a brainlet forever? Is there any way to improve my intelligence?

how the FUCK do I code vhdl, I'm going insane trying to figure out how to make an ASU in it.

>>8934024
>>8934022
who the fuck finds this enjoyable.

>>8707733
Why am I watching this shit, what is this?