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What are the most efficient at-home methods to enrich UF6? (Scientifically speaking, of course)

>I will not say anything because thread will dead

Im going into my final year of undergrad and I can’t fucking stand this major anymore. Every single class consists of a disinterested professor mumbling out half explained formulas onto a dimly lit chalkboard in a barely tangible chinese/indian/eastern european accent for an hour and a half. Im then left to pick up the pieces and have to waste hours teaching myself everything by reading the textbook so that I can scrape something acceptable to turn in for the assignments. Maybe this would be tolerable if the content I was learning was actually interesting, but I can count on one hand the amount of physics classes I have taken that I found legitimately interesting. Every other class has consisted of me cramming down the formula I have to learn with no actual insight into what they mean or represent, Im just spitting out abstract symbols so that I can get a good mark in the class. I honestly feel like I barely have a better grasp on how the world works from before I started my degree. Im so angry at myself for choosing this stupid degree. I should’ve either gone into something practical or something actually interesting since as things are Im going to be left with a degree in a subject that I never want to touch again after I graduate and a one way ticket to the unemployment line. I cant help but feel that I’ve made a grave mistake.