/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10972956

Genuine interest means nothing if you don't have the physical hardware in your thinking organ (read: IQ) to be competitive in that field. This is the sad reality of having above average but nonexceptional IQ; you're just smart enough to see that lofty abstractions are beautiful and alluring, but not smart enough that you could ever support yourself studying such abstractions. 115-135 IQ individuals are cursed to a life of fiddling with the trivial derivatives of products from greener pastures just over the horizon, that nobody around them can even see, much less long for.

>>10933358

Good move. Daily reminder not to interact with double digit IQ posters.

>>10926320
What’s the best degree to get into the space exploration industry? I’d like to do aerospace/astronautics and build rockets but I also want to do research regarding space like so I don’t know. Maybe a PhD in astronomy or physics?

Would it be like this?

Riemann Hypothesis: Complex Analysis and Number Theory

P=NP: Algebraic Complexity

Navier-Stokes Equation: Fluid Mechanics

Yang-Mills and Mass Gap: Quantum Mechanics

Hodge Conjecture: Algebraic Topology

Birch and Swinnerton-Dyer Conjecture: Elliptic Curves

I'm gonna prove them all.