/sci/ - Science & Math

Why can't science reopen growth plates? I'm tired of being a manlet.

>>11416365
>tfw nobody will harvest mercury's core nor even haverst our own planet core
>not even consider the moon or mars core for mining resources
>not even to build a giant ship that can go to another star

I got a degree in programming and was homeschooled by dad on financial maths.
I planned on going to get a degree in maths and learn but dad died in crash accident and left me with his business for me to hold.
I am literally rich but most of my time I expend it on my dad business or resting.
I know I cannot hope to go to college or something like that to study maths since I would collapse, I have to spend my time recovering to have enough energy to deal with the bless in disguise my dad left me.

>Highschool dropout
>Working a sales job and making decent money but don't enjoy it
>Dream is to go to university and get a degree in a smart field and get a good respectable job which I can be proud of

Is this a reasonable goal? Can I really make it?

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>>10896512
oh...then what should we do?
the only way I see it possible to use solar as a efficient source of energy is through a dyson swarm structure.

>>10894168
>this is why we can't have nice things
>mfw there will always be some fucktard ruining something good for everybody
>mfw we will never be able to use nanomachines and benefit from them 100 percent without certain people constantly trying to kill us with malwares

>>10851202
How do you put that into wolfram alpha? I paid for the premium app but i don't know how to use it, where can I learn about other distributions like hypergeometic, binomial and hypergemetric? I do not understand

hello /sci/

I know personal questions aren't meant to be put here, however, I was thinking maybe someone could have some insight.

I am currently in UK college and have been accepted into a top university in the USA.

My issue is that i go through periods of extreme productivity followed by periods of extreme depression and nihilism, at GCSE and A level this isn't an issue. However, when I go to university I presume I will fall behind when I inevitably go through a period of nihilism. I have tried to brute force it through the stage of depression, however, this just leads to the depression hitting even harder

any help is appreciated
-anon

I go through phases of extreme productivity and phases of complete lazyness and depression. No its not helpful it is fucking annoying

guys my life is turning shit and i need to concentrate in learning something, i have knowledge in math of an average adult and i need you to recomend me some god tier boos or ways of learning more

What's the meaning of life?

I heard you guys were smart.

>>9049319

Can confirm. I was forced into studying physics by my parents because of it being a "reputable major".

I hate my life and think about suicide everyday.

>>8871007
>>8871010
Guys p-p-please help.

>>8705071
Because values greater than 1 in the domains of lnx and x^2 give only positive outputs. Since the domain of the product function f(x) =x^2lnx is an intersection of the domains of the individual functions x^2 and lnx, it must also give positive values for all inputs greater than 1. Or am I smoking crack?

>pass all exams and assignments with top grades
>forget most of it not long after

Final bump.
Is this
>>8591681
A correction or confirmation (I can't understand the anons writing) of

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>>8591370

>took general GRE 10 days ago
>scored 160+ quantitative every single preactice test (all by ETS)
>take test
>155 quant
>152 verbal
>5/6 writing (93rd percentile) just to slap me in the face
>applying to masters programs in chemE as a chem major

just fucking kill me.

>>7470601

>>6951932
Geology is not even classified

>you will never see an extraterrestrial life or at least past life trace