/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9854912
>>9855866
I did this. It was great. I spent 4 years traveling the world, learning about mechanical stuff, drinking beer, and chasing asian poon. Wish i would've saved a bit more money, but whatever.

I got out and let me tell you, the GI Bill is fucking rad. On top of getting all my tuition paid for I netted 35k$ a year with the living stipend and grant/scholarship refunds. Even though I still make 6 figs in my current job, I collect %40 disability gibs from the VA because I laid my motorcycle down on the PCH one night going back to base lol.

>>9808237
>>9808263
The Navy figured out how to do this years ago. drawing it from the ocean or another body of water is a far more efficient solution. water is a natural CO2 sump and as long as the extraction isn't too aggressive in any particular area the concentration gradients aren't troublesome.

>www.dtic.mil/get-tr-doc/pdf?AD=ADA539765

i've been advocating for a closed loop carbon cycle for a while now. chemical fuels are a fantastic storage mediums.

>>9445856
the whole point of having a crown IS to look like a pompous ass.

>>8942002
>Because their delusion spreads
let it. funding comes from industry not SJWs.

the great arbiter of science is instrumentalism and their bullshit doesn't actually do anything. you have nothing to worry about.

i do my best to promote scientific illiteracy and ignorance as it is supreme job security to have the majority of the population be completely retarded when it comes to math and science. the more they don't understand it the better.

>>8847057
>Has the world simply become too stupid
no. you are finally realizing the truth behind what this guy was saying.

>>8835094
>Why do people over exxagerate calculus so much?

because they didn't really pay attention in algebra and trig and the teacher just assumes you know all that shit so they fly through proofs and you are expected to keep up.

calculus is literally one new concept wrapped up in high speed versions of shit you already were supposed to learn.

also, what pic related was talking about.

>>8832696
>people who are not "worth a damn" get as much a vote as you

you guys miss me yet?

>>8829526
>Why do so many students avoid math?

ever think that most people just don't get it or can't do it?

>>8762278
you are beginning to understand what this guy was talking about.

>>8732371
i'm honestly a big proponent of hamiltonian rule.

the masses shouldn't even be shown scientific data because they lack the training and the frame of reference to parse data correctly so everything has to be watered down. add a dash of sensationalism and any academic merit that a study once had is masked by the reporters agenda.

bread and circus is all they need.