/sci/ - Science & Math

>half of paper-in-progress scooped a week ago
>rest of it scooped today
i'm never going to graduate
why live

>>9918354
STOP

>>9593137
this shit doesn't even look remotely enjoyable to eat

>>9395520
I tried that with water for rice the other day and it ended up tasting like baby vomit.

>>9113114
>mfw i see brainlet apologists on MY board

This is me, except unlike >>8750492 , I actually even am BEHIND in classes, having to do an extra year overall
JUST

>>8737600
SHUT UP SHUT UP

https://www.desmos.com/calculator/oorpenhig1

slider S
see area not changing

i´m one month in my maths studies and i haven´t done shit so far. i started to learn 5 hours a day but i would need 4 to even learn the new material. is it worth to repeat this semester or should i give up? no one in my surrounding thought i could have a chance and family problems just made the last months hell for me. i love math but it´s just too much at ones. i don´t want to end like people who study till their 30s. i have a chance to get a job at a wood company with connections of mine but it´s not really what i want to do. what can you guys recommend? i´m desperate

What's the longest time humans can hold in their poop without risking medical problems? Asking for a friend.

>>8463505
b-but the university I want to apply to doesn't have an "non-applied" program

>tfw starting to realize that engineering is boring and is for cucks who don't mind working 9-5 doing menial work

Fuck, what do?

>>8381145
>work for the limber industry
>develop arthritis

>professor assigns homework
>at first look it looks easy so you wait until the last day
>homework is actually hard as fuck
well I guess I won't be sleeping until 2am then

>when your tulpa enters her rebellious puberty phase

>>8201092

World is on a brink of something big in every field.

Singularity is near. WE WILL TRANSCEND.

https://ossu.firebaseapp.com/#/

I just discovered this.
So far I find excellent I can find a degree I can self teach properly, and I watched the MIT challenge to learn CS in one year.

But I want to learn more and I feel it's missing math topics like data structures.

It's there anything other self taugh options?

How bout a math or physics bachelors?