/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15278128
>I'm about to graduate
if you're still in school like a child then your insight into any topic is no better than any other child's. how about you go do your homework or something instead of posting your dimwitted lack of insight to the internet?

>>14861548
hmmmm, looks like you're more than a quarter of a century old and you're still cowering in school like a child. you've already been in school for to decades and have yet to move on the the adult world although many of your peers were able to ages ago. you are unable to earn a living, you are unable to pay your own bills, good thing you have daddy to pay for everything because it seems unlikely that you ever will be able to

>>14823033
all that chart says is that engineering students are the most fragile crybabies and biggest liars on the dartmouth campus.
the options of students should always be dismissed without consideration on topics like these, none of that data is worth anything. students are people who have demonstrated a lack of mastery of their preferred field, if the students were in possession of legitimate knowledge or ability in their field then they wouldn't still be students, they'd have left the childish world of school and joined the adult world as valuable, productive members of society.

>>14812848
People do not magically become "adults" on their 18th birthday. Children who are over 18 years old continue their childlike, immature behavior and activities. This board is a prime example, its full of children in their 20s and 30s who watch cartoons, play videogames and go to school while daddy pays for it all, same as they did when they were 6 years old.

>>14805208
>respectable university
oxymoronic
nobody respect schoolteachers except their students. there is nothing respectable about fancy babysitters for leisure class children who are adult in age, but still unable to support themselves and still in school like children.

>>14672821
you're an overaged child who is still in school well into their adult years. your peers have long since moved on from childhood activities into adult life and you have not.