/sci/ - Science & Math

> Both of these are true. Are you retarded?

How does one cope (scientifically of course) with being a brainlet?
>Unable to learn things quickly, take forever to understand and learn things
>Make the same mistakes constantly and don't understand why
>Cannot delay gratification and impulsive towards things like food and porn
>If a problem is too hard, quit and let it fester like a wound
>Can't build bit by bit every day, have to do something in one go to fully understand something
Obviously this isn't a problem for the average joe, but right now I'm finishing my 3rd year of engineering and I have scraped by the skin of my teeth in all of my classes. It took me hours of contemplation and thinking to finally build up the mental faculties that made me understand classical physics (the stuff that I was supposed to learn in year one.) I tried reading the books and doing the problems but I wasn't learning anything because I failed to solve like 99% of my problems and reading the books didn't help unless I sat around like 6 hours trying to get a concept. I probably should've been filtered during year one but at this point that's water under the bridge now. I see people finishing their homework within like three hours at most, and that's probably when I should've realized I'm a brainlet. I'm committed to finishing but at this point I can see I'll probably work as a technician at most or something along those lines. What I need is the best of /sci/ to tell me how I improve my mental processing so that I don't suck as much in whatever job I get when I graduate.

>>15294232
babby's first burden of proof

>>12797923
Good job soience man, you copy pasted the entire post and added an image of a neckbear. Here's a picture of yourself as a reward.

>>12403669
>conventional vaccine
>using as a vector the modified chimpanzee adenovirus ChAdOx1.[1][2][3][4]

The only thing you've showed me is that you're willing to lie about literally anything in order to whiteknight for big pharma.

>Adenovirus vector vaccines are conventional!
>Grade 3 events are actually grade 1 events because I say so!

>>12369739

>brid at ani kost, no mater wat