/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11852533
But they'd have to be good threads so they don't get pruned immediately

>>11793913
What would the actual content be like. This description makes me say "no", but a more detailed one could change my mind.

>>11761770
I know the feel, but some say it's part of learning.

>>11761783
After a week you are no longer weak!

>>11761789
Show us what you are made of!

>>11761824
I sometimes binge read and then return to the chapter from which I started. Then I re-read it properly, proceed to the next one which I will read somewhat properly, and then return again to the starting chapter. After a sense of confidence, justified or false, has been obtained, I move to the next one and do the same kind of back and forth movement and so on. Have you tried this? And exercises should be solved/tried if the book has them.

>>11757871
No problemo. Just pick the one you gravitate towards the most.

>>11757891
It's actually like this: the chances of ever mastering anything = 1 - H(y-24), where H is the Heaviside step function and y is your age in years.