/sci/ - Science & Math

>>6530855
>this is what plebs actually think

ITT: We fix this chart

If /sci/ was asked to make a list of GOD TIER subjects for a modern human, how would it go about doing so?

My list:
1.Mathematics (†To be a master race†)

2.Physics (To understand the Universe [Everything is just applied physics])

3. Computer Science / Programming (To do something useful in modern society)

4. Cellular Biology (To understand how you work)

5. Economics (To understand the reality of human society)

6. Phychology (Basic psychology: To understand how we think)

7. History (As in BIG HISTORY not normal history: To learn how it all happened)

8. Philosophy / English ("Question Everything" / Be a master communicator)

Any mathfags help me out with a quick problem?
Got a 3rd degree polynomial and a 3rd order matrix
how do I prove the matrix is the root of the matrix polynomial?

Does anyone know what type of motor design would give the max thrust/rotation
In the sense of the same way a bird with small wings flaps its wings many times while one with large ones just a few and both obtain the same thrust

Does anyone have the fixed version of this?

This might be the old one.

What does /sci/ make of this graph?

Hey /sci/,
does anyone know a site where I can download the Alonso & Finn solutions?
Thx

pic unrelated

So, /sci/, where exactly does genetics fit in on this list?

when i grow up i want to become a 133t hacker. what do i major in

>>5394788

Depends. What tier are they studying in? If they have a 4.0 in God or Top tier I'd believe them.

Anyways, most people I've met don't even talk about their IQ. Even I don't talk about my IQ online so I think it's just your group OP.

i agree wholeheatedly

>>5329464
Economics used to be low tier

What happened?

What tier are you in and what is your GPA? (blank out of blank)

I'm in God Tier and my GPA is 2.5 out of 4.0.

Anyone have schizophrenia and are talented in math? I think I have schizophrenia. I have Asperger's.

Is applied math = mathematics?

hi /sci/

(sorry if my english occasionally sucks)

when i was 19 i started a course in mathematics but i left after 2 years because of monetary problems in my family

now i'm 26, worked for years, i have bucks, i'm going to start back university, but i won't continue the previous degree, i want to start a brand new experience.

i like scientific courses rather than humanistic. i like biology, chemistry, physics, statistics and similar. i don't really like engineering, i like a lot the study of human body in particular of brain but i can't be a doctor because i have poor manual skills and i have a bad character which means i suck in talking with people (especially if stupid).

need some tips and advice about which course to take

I'm sure you guys here at /sci/ receive enough questions about which major is better and this-and-that. However, I'm simply looking for you all's opinion whether or not it would be wise for me to major in physics, graduate and then obtain a career dealing with computer science or engineering. Because I've heard of physics as a kind of "Swiss Army Knife" major of sorts.

P.S I also aspire to eventually work with environmental technologies, so should I just major in mechanical engineering or environmental engineering?

>that feel when college is a giant scam to take your money and give you a useless degree.(bio major btw).
>that feel when you go anyway

>>4054054
Why not use finical aid? I mean if you are really that poor they should help you out.

there you go OP

>decide to take an easy quarter
>only two engineering classes and one history course
>group projects, group projects everywhere
>two exams tomorrow, been so busy with projects I slacked off on the material from lectures and reading
>cramming the night before, feels like finals week in week 7

Who wants to talk about heat transfer models or biomaterials? My Heat Transfer professor is actually having us run our models in Microsoft Excel instead of matlab, and I can't tell if he's screwing with us or if he is just a terrible engineer.

Picture unrelated, but should be nostalgic for the old /sci/ crowd.