/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10430504
You still have to pay for a person's labor.

>>10430504
Kek that's pretty funny but he is right. The system is corrupt and academics are getting free money at this point. But well, I'm sure with those 27k they got some nice computers.

and retarded amerimutts still wonder why the chinks are ahead of them

>>10430819
This
Burgers think you should only spend money on things that can make you money

>>10430504
Because a teacher is necessary to learn stuff and teachers need to be paid. At least that is what Mr. Finkelstein said and Mr. Finkelstein wouldn't lie :)

>>10430504
Cauchy was the first mathematician to patent his theorems. Later, Disney bought the patent rights so now you have to pay a fee to them everytime you calculate a residue.

>>10432250
Based Mr. Finkelstein

>>10430893
and that's why our flag is on the moon and yours is probably being burned in your nearby refugee neighborhood

>>10433516

When you Mutts landed on the moon, it was one of those rare occasions where you weren't trying to grind some shekels

>>10433516
>implying the moon landing wasn´t faked

>>10430504
>why you need $100,000
The amount was $27,400 Cletus.
Read your own post, would you?!

>>10432297
Kek

>>10432250
Truly our greatest ally

>>10436432
I think he did the inflation calculation, Anon.

>>10430686
>academics are getting free money at this point

>>10430504
It's your fault, you fuck. Maybe if I could just chill NEET in my parents' basement and study complex analysis from a $50 textbook I got off Amazon, and then take a grueling 10-day test to prove I know my shit to get a good job, all these universities studying worthless shit like "why are you ugly" wouldn't get all these research grants.

>>10430819
ahead in what exactly?

>>10436458
If it wasn't for Mr. Finkelstein who knows what state this world would be in by now, I don't even want to think about it :)

>>10433516
>dumps the space program once we can't use it to look cool

>>10436504
Also, the less the public spends on teaching, the rarer and pricier expertise gets over time. There is a close analogy between intellectual capital that's usefully assimilated, and the more obviously physical kinds of infrastructure. To whatever degree this is not obvious to someone, their thinking, if one can call it that, is more magical than scientific.

>>10439512
Are you having a stroke?

>>10439585
Not the same poster, but you should try reading sentences composed of more than 3 words.

>>10430504
>college should be free
Kys commie

>>10441172
Hello Mr. Finkelstein :)

>>10441178
Go to Venezuela if you want gibs :^)

>>10430686
>27k
that's $128,195.33 after inflation