/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9398601
>that's the sort of experience I've been having.
I don't know what else to say but hang in there anon. I'm not one to give advice since I am not sure how I'll deal with my own impediments myself.
>That book actually looks cool
It helps if you have at least a passing interest in classification problems and like to construct objects. I think they also have applications in physics but I couldn't care less about that shit.
>You a grad student?
Something like that.

>>9339984
>muh supermassive black holes at the centre of galaxies
You do realise that the scales where's talking about here are in the region where GR is provably no longer a reliable theory, right? This is all circular, speculative fudging.

(I am not OP; but he seems to have copied and butchered some of my claims.)