/sci/ - Science & Math

>>3569282
Also, something to keep in mind: Sublimating would probably involve doing or producing something "worthwhile" or "meaningful". That's kind of... Hard. Sex is easy for most people, on the other hand.

>Liberals
>tax the rich to the point were they move.
Genius.
Taxing the middle class has nothing to do with job creation or destruction. The Feds should offer incentives to companies that expand their job opportunities.
If we want to get the United States up and working again we need to refocus our energies on education in terms of math and science so our workforce CAN DO SOMETHING that will branch outward and affect the world.

Liberal Arts degrees should be abolished...

Also... Don't expect me to take someone's economic viewpoint seriously when they are driving a 89' civic...

>>3092752
>mfw math majors think they are the shit
>implying anything other than calculation will make you money

Life story of a math major
>apply to a high paying job
>get beaten out by a finance major or engineer

OP here

>>2928578
I generally consider myself libertarian, but a (small) part of why I want to study economics is because I want to have a more solid background on which to base my political/economic opinions.

>>2928579
Yeah, this is part of what keeps me from associating with Republicans. I grew up in rural Tennessee, so I grew up despising the hick conservatives I was surrounded by.

Girlfriends/wives are overrated