/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11531045
>anon I'm so sorry: >>11499642
that thread is cursed

>>11127284

...wtf

>>10403056
> The cardinality of any set containing either a trivial truth or a non trivial truth is, by definition, thermodynamically favorable

All of you guys sound like people riding on the epeen of degrees rather than accounting that experince counts much more than shitty paper trails. Statistically engineer majors get into the job market easier is due to the practical infastructure it has which physics and math have none of. You get out into the field you'll be hard pressed if all you're relying on is your eng degree with no job or volunteer experience in your field. Have seen far more successful people in greater increments with any degree that has the individual acheive work. Math into high finance, physics into prodject managers etc.

>>8902239

I agree, this response >>8902241 is not making our suspicions any better.


>''You can teach someone with an IQ of 70 to be a quantum physicists''. Jesus Christ.

>>8881030

It's like a manlet asking someone tall how to get that big.

>>8873865

>Five years without eating simple sugars
>Exercise 3 days a week
>Meditate
>Shiton of nootropics


>Still a fucking 120IQ brainlet


At least when I was under the sugary jew, I could fool myself into thinking I was a brainlet because of my shitty diet and be somewhat happy. Now? Now it's just pain.

>>8872458

>why are you studying what you are studying?


I want to make mad bucks drawing furry porn, senpai. But I get it, obsession is an useful tool and rationalizing the wildest of goals is the key to produce the necessary chemicals. I suspect using small doses of stimulants to form an habit can also help too. Mhm, I guess the moral of the story is to snort cocaine to get started on a project and then keep rolling down the hill to gather up momentum.
Thank you senpai, you've shown me the light.

>>8500406
tfw he's doing more for science than we ever will because he's spreading awareness