/sci/ - Science & Math

>What's your major?
Chemical engineering, freshman/
>What is your average credit load per semester?
We've got our credits set up here, no need to divide them ourselves.
>How many hours of the week are dedicated to your studies?
2 hours a day during semester, 4-5 during this christmas.
>Are you currently interning somewhere?
No, but I've already started working in a lab at the school and have synthesized my first crystals [organic complexes with cobalt to be precise].
>If so, how hard was it to get the position, and how demanding is it of your life?
Not hard, one of the professors saw me being bored, liked me and offered me to work in their lab. I go there 4 days a week, 4 hours a day, it's fun. I dunno how I'll manage during this semester, probably won't have enough time.

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>>3683555
THIS and also trips

Needs more resource-based economy and drastically improved technology

Truth is it's a difficult question. The standard definition of race (black, white, asian etc) is basically a useless abstraction that has very little genetic basis.

You could probably do some more meaningful work against a carefully thought out set of populations, but anyone who actually tried to do this would be tarred and feathered.

It's a question for another generation when this stuff has fewer political issues attached to it.

For the time being just parrot the standard line about there being no question that there are no differences. You can be burned at the stake for questioning that.

Which peer-reviewed publications does /scie/ read?
Pic unrelated.

But won't that, like, set my PC on fire or something?

>>1687016
You're not especially funny, no matter how many times your mother tells you otherwise.

this

>>1291104
FOR NEEEEEEEEEEEERDS!!
HAH!

Hey /sci/

I'm going into software engineering.

What should I expect?