/sci/ - Science & Math

>>16205402
SCRUBLINER

>NOOOOOOOOOO YOU'RE ONLY ALLOWED TO BE OUTSIDE IF YOU'RE BURNING DOWN CITIES FOR BLACK PEOPLE
absolutely shitter shattered

>Well autism is about nitpicking for rigor and precision, and so is math
oh highschool....

>>10840578
based Erdos

>>10089495
OH NO NO NO NO NO

>>9871239
I'm starting college in the Fall. I was set for years on being a CS fag, but after soul searching and lurking on /sci/ I'm not so sure anymore
>but after soul searching and lurking on /sci/ I'm not so sure anymore
>lurking on /sci/ I'm not so sure anymore

Follow your dreams but don't ever take a word on this website seriously.

>>9865183
>Luxembourg
>14 points
>Below El Salvador, Trinidad, and Pakistan

Someone explain right now. Dirty toothpaste niggers

http://sci-hub.cc/http://www.nature.com/mp/journal/vaop/ncurrent/full/mp201757a.html
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/04/170411130722.htm?utm_source=dlvr.it

>Nearly half of people with one mental illness also experience another mental illness at the same time. This is leading researchers to shift their focus away from individual disorders and search instead for common mechanisms or risk factors that might cause all types of mental disorders. Researchers have now linked specific differences in the cerebellum and pons to many types of mental illness.

>The findings, based on personal interviews and brain scans from over a thousand Duke undergraduates, show that individuals exhibiting symptoms that cross over many types of mental illness consistently exhibit differences in unexpected regions of the brain: the cerebellum, or "little brain," and the pons, structures that are traditionally known for helping us coordinate complex movements.

>anyone other than undergrads
>on /sci/

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

>Mathematicians LITERALLY suspend their believe in reality to justify infinities

If this isn't brainlet tier I don't know what is.

>>8732693
A U T I S T A L E R T

seriously tho take ur meds kiddo

stop being a cuck t. me

for real L MA O

>his field of study can be summarized in one equation

>>8601036

>the fact that people from similar places have similar genetic and physical traits is just a big coincidence according to modern """"""""""scientists""""""""""