/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11182556
>To say I'm disappointed is beyond comprehension. Physically ill, absolutely disgusted, completely disillusioned, trying to figure out what was the last 20 years for.
>For those of you out there that acted ethically and acted honorably, and did it right, you have my undying gratitude and my upmost respect
>For those of you who took the shortcut, don't call me, don't ever ask me to do anything for you ever again.

>>10950638
>they spent $140 million dollars on a piece of shit that didn't work

>>8657203
>tfw virtual particle ass holes ruin your vacuum

>>8584544
wtf is that

6 years ago I went to univerity for Social Work (You cannot shame me more than I have shamed myself). I dropped out after 1 year with terrible grades.

I am reapplying to university to study physics (I have the pre-reqs). Will my meme program's credits affect my average while I am in school for physics?

What separates a computation monkey from a true mathematician/physicist?

>>8473128
>tfw this but at UNSW
>tfw the international students subsidies my education

>>8206419
This is a realistic future senpai, not some Utopian ideal.

>>8094897
> thought I absolutely must post it here

> calling someone else a brainlet

you're a human joke

>>8069922
it's always stupid shit like this that gets me when I'm stressed and cramming, thanks low resolution nig

>>8036542
mfw you gonna die

>calling things like s and p orbitals trivial
Pick up a text book I guess, but good luck moving onto the core inorganic stuff without first year knowledge. You could get away with some organic jazz, I personally found a lot of the carbonyl reactions easy. However aromatic chemistry was a bit weird

>0.99999... = 1

>implying anything is material or physical

What's the fundamental unit of the universe? If there isn't one, and there is an infinite set of substructures to be studied, then how are we experiencing things in this scale? What determines the behavior of anything? What is the definition of "thing"?

>>7339103

>>7275612
>but your preferences in life are ultimately your decisions.
>he believes in free will

>>7264768

Don't you think "prove that " questions are pretty stupid?
In real life you don't already know what the answer is.

Instead questions should be "prove whether or not" or "find the ________ and justify correctness with a proof" .