/sci/ - Science & Math

ask him how i can be like him

Why the fuck do people cry and complain about no jobs being available? Why dont you use your knowledge to create something useful and make money off it?

OP here, lit is full of retards that try to base everything on the fictional events their favorite twilight novel.

I agree that there were a few philosophical threads, but mostly /lit is just interpretational bullshit when it comes to philosophy. That's why we need a separate board, and /sci should never take that role.

Is gravity a fictitious force? Why or why not?

Why does itching a mosquito bite feel so good? Have one on my ankle and it is borderline orgasmic itching it.

>>7035136

The current power structure on earth is based on fear. I wonder if that is present throughout all biological life in the observable universe. Would type 2 and 3 civilizations with similar life forms also control through fear? Is it the most efficient tool for progress?

Can someone with an IQ of 115 ever hope to contribute anything to science?

How does /sci/ get over test anxiety?

I lost 22 points in a test, and it wasn't because I didn't know how to do what the questions were asking but because I read the question but later forgot to include that part of the answer in (even though reading it I knew how to do it). I also forgot the name of an algorithm during the test (so I put in the name of another algorithm that I wasn't as comfortable with), but right after I got out and started talking to somebody in class, surprise, I remembered it on the spot without even thinking about it.

>>6860420

That is tragic. I had never known.

>/sci/ - Where Self-Esteem Goes to Die

>4.0 GPA chemistry major about to finish my 4th semester
>Finishing up all my mickey-mouse classes (core curriculum)
>I will get my first B ever (if not two) in chem 1 and possibly government because of soul-crushing major depression and colossal discouragement along with various other life events
>If I didn't have to deal with personal issues, id be able to focus on my studies much more clearly but I haven't been able to read a damn thing for school since february
>tfw there is actually a chance I may get a B in Government class because the instructor posted the wrong IBN in the syllabus and I couldn't find the right edition (something truly worthy of suicide if there were one.)

>tfw I know I would've effortlessly aced chem 1 if only I had read because when I do read from the textbook, I enjoy it as both entertainment and enlightenment so the material sticks well but it is far too late to catch up on everything before the final exam in a couple days

Having less than an A in introductory chemistry as a chem major is one of the greatest indignities, regardless of circumstance.

How do I increase my creativity?