/sci/ - Science & Math

>>16058488
>t
You're welcome.

>>15246899
kek, seethe harder VAIDs boy

this is why we test

>Everyone here is so fucking stupid I just can't process it anymore.

>be me
>be student of the HARD sciences, indeed, the hardest of all, physics
>be talking to qt 3.14 about the differences in our majors; she studies psychology
>explain how the replication crisis doesn't effect physics
>explain how we use precise mathematics to predict events as they actually occurs
>this allows for world changing technology and engineering projects
>explain how, unlike social science "laws," our Laws are the actual rules by which the universe works, the book of being open before us.
>she is impressed and wants to learn more
>show her how people thought all sorts of mythical woo about the stars and planets before, but how we can predict exactly how they work
>walk through equations of how an orbit would work
>"Wow Anon. That's really amazing! Thanks for the introduction with an easy problem. Now show me how it works with more than two bodies?"
>begin to stutter
>hurl my laptop against the library wall
>begin pulling random books of the shelves and shoving my pocket spaghetti into them
>call Nancy Cartwright a cunt
>shit myself
>flee the library before the police can come

Can't wait to finally discover that every single Trappist planet is a inhospitable hell that couldn't even be terraformed.

>>12760822
>blamed a customer for the delay of New Glenn
Goddamn, that's some premium seethe.

>>12494400
>Anyone who suggests anxiety disorders are reflective of weakness or unintelligence deserves to be beaten into a coma, but they usually won’t be. Just one of many, many injustices that create our current circumstances: the less intelligent and less moral you are, the more likely you are to be successful. Non-anxious people in the vast majority of cases have impaired intelligence and are literally not perceiving the stimuli which impair anxious people. If the world is an objectively terrible place, then intelligence and function will correlate inversely. And in fact this is what we see in the world: virtually all happy people are stupid, religious, spiritual, etc.
so this is what they call gigacope

>study computer science
>peers are 99% antisocial nerds without any female friends
>heavy workload and corona prohibit going out as often
>all girls in college fuck the Chads in humanities
A-At least I will make good money after graduating, r-right anons?

>>11966806
>But >>11966782 doesn't like them

>>11513607
cope >>11513579

>>11330948
>>11330922
>>11330770
>>11330745
>samefagging this hard

Hello, fellow science bros.
I've started studying CS at a university a few weeks ago and it has been really hard. Math subjects (linear algebra and discrete structures) are not that hard but coding (we started with C) has been brutal so far. My main problem is that the more complex problems make me feel stupid, my mind is pretty blank when it comes to them. Does this get sorted out with doing a lot of coding? Also, didn't have any coding experience prior to this.

>>10972896
I didnt see the check all that apply.
T-thanks.

>tfw starting a mechanical engineering degree as 26 year old boomer.

>>10791247
>avoidant, withdrawn, not usually happy, does not believe in human goodness, loner, moody, avoids crowds, depressed, overwhelmed by unpleasant feelings frequently, agnostic/atheistic tendencies, unsure where life is going, impatient, avoids eye contact, does not think things work out for the best, discontent, negative, suspicious of others, uncooperative, socially uncomfortable, hard to get to know, not punctual, low self confidence, pessimistic, lonely, does not finish work on time, does not like to lead, attracted to things associated with sadness, ambivalent about the problems of others, feels defective, fears failure, often bored, ambivalent about the suffering of others, unproductive, avoids unnecessary interaction, easily frustrated, does not finish many things, lower energy level, focuses on fantasies instead of reality, ambivalent about the needs of others, easily annoyed, rarely prepared, disorganized, quiet around strangers, slow to forgive, hard to understand, not that interested in others, skeptical, wounded at the core, self absorbed
literally me

>>10733302
>It all returns to nothing
>it all comes
>TUMBLING DOWN
>TUMBLING DOWN
>TUMBLING DOOOWN

at what point in your educational career did you make studying and reading your main source of entertainment?
I can't play games or hardly watch TV anymore without feeling like that time could be better spent understanding my classes more or just getting smarter in general

>that guy who goes to office hours because he's lonely
haha what a loser right

>>9952004

>>9895806
>3. Regular normal socialization
Boy, I wish my parents had included this one

>trying to understand relativity on a deeper level as I realise it is the key to EVERYTHING
>can't

>>9755460
>m-my mother would n-never suck weenie...

that exercice is just fucking retarded, i think it was meant to be solved by an unique way. Combinate one.