/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12462867
OK, whatever your reasons for asking might be. Either of these, I suppose. The first one is actually by Sibelius and Waltteri is cute. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Esub5aDLgQk & https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZW8um5Uv6Pw

>>11570188
I'd say Scholze is more like the type of person we used to call "fruittari", that is, dressing up like a guy someone would probably call gay but actually being (at least mostly) straight. His hair isn't the mess those guys used to have, and that would be sort of like the anime boy hair from the artistically plastic and boring 00's shows, but pink shirts and stuff. Those were their thing back in the days. Maybe Scholze is 13 years late, or maybe he is trying to revive the scene.

>>11570218
Now that you mentioned it, one could also say that physics and chemistry could have objectively hard stuff if the movement of the particles is restricted to the bare minimum. Thanks for the support. I'll try to fight myself out of the mess caused by the stupid linear group. Even if I failed now, I would have been recapping a lot of stuff I may have overlooked before. I may feel useless but this struggle of mine is not.

Have a nice day everyone!