/sci/ - Science & Math

Chemfag 2nd year here
I've come to the conclusion that there is a distant connection between anatomical defects and the interest for chemistry. 13 out of 25 people in my lab either are actually disabled or have a terrible overbite/have super thick lenses in their glasses.

Anyway first semester was hell since we had most of the courses together with the biologists.
Here are some of my favorite quotes during physics/maths:
"Excuse me, what does 'integral' mean?"
"Excuse me, why do we as biologists need exponential equations?"
"Excuse me, how do I calculate length x in this triangle?"
etcpp

Chemists are chill nonetheless, there's no real bitchfighting even though there are at least 40% women at our faculty, everyone helps everyone when there are problems. We know we won't make a lot of money so there's a pretty low competition factor in our everday life. Having good grades is more based on teamwork then individual exercising. At least 10 of us will meet Mon, Wed and Fri to talk about the problems that came up during the week/over the weekend and we'll try to figure out a solution for everything. Oh and we take every vitamin supplement we can find since food is for the weak and we need the time for protocolls, calculations, research and so on. My diet right now consists of half a multivitamin and an additional vitamin d pill for breakfast and rest of the day it is caffeine in all it's glory. Got a day off today so like every student we'll drink ourselves into nothingness later