/sci/ - Science & Math

I'm 18 but I look 14. I have a deep voice, a relatively high amount of body hair (no facial hair) and a pretty well developed body except for the fact that I am a manlet. Wtf is wrong with me? Am I a late bloomer or is my puberty broken?

>be me
>apply for SLO, CP Pomona, CSU Long Beach, and SDSU
>80 credits
>GPA: 3.71
>After this semester I'll only need Physics I and II.
>SLO: Rejected
>CSU Long beach: Rejected
>SDSU: Rejected
>CP Pomona: Pending

It sucks knowing that you spend three years at a community college only for them to consider it nothing. It sucks knowing you're worthless to them. Computer Engineer, btw.

>>7695267

>Evolution is an old pagan belief anyway.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/pope-francis-declares-evolution-and-big-bang-theory-are-right-and-god-isnt-a-magician-with-a-magic-9822514.html

OP, listen to him. You are retarded. What kind of evidence would change your mind about evolution? I can help an anon out

>be me
>take a short-term introductory class to c++
>few weeks later
>all the people in the class are now friends with each other
>haven't talked to a single person

should I be worried? I'm 27 and no friends.

>>7634818

>>7632207

I would think of 1 as the smallest, most fundamental building block of the universe that cannot be divided or reduced any further

but I`m retarded, lol

>be me
>in Physics I
>she talks about doing experiments to confirm our theories
>raise hand
>ask her why don't we just make a proof to confirm our theory
>she tells me to leave the class
>drop the course and never go back

Why was she mean to me, /sci/? Are physic professors really this mean?

>be me
>want to be an engineer
>currently at a CC
>Just finished up Calculus III this summer and taking Differential Equations this Fall
27 years old
>Jacob Barnet is 15 years old and already publishing papers

Such is life, I suppose.

>>7376769
>too stinky

I fully agree, jesus christ
>mfw thioacetone

>>7374492

If I struggled with math all my life and currently in Calculus III at a community college, should I even bother with a Math degree? There's a college that has a joint major of Math and Economics B.S., but I'm not sure if I can do the Math. I heard it's nothing but proofs and such and I've never done proofs in my life. This is UCSD, btw.

>go to college
>community college
>register for Biology
>see description
>this class may require a field trip

why is physics even considered a science and not a math