/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10484603

>>9273711
>implying engineer's aren't required to be mathematicians
>implying engineer's don't work on some the most advanced theoretical problems
I bet you're one of those people that think an electrical engineer is someone that wires houses and a mechanical engineer fixes cars.

>Polytechnic
>Algebra Exercises
>Teacher spends first class talking about a priest scientist
>Spends the second class reminiscing about a recently deceased musician and attempting to flirt with w student
>Only actual work we do is solving linear sets of equations with gauss's algorithm
Is it law that by age 70 you just stop giving a fuck about your job?

>>8586662
>binging on alex jones and /x/ is research
>the default public opinion on climate change is it's real
The more intelligent conservitards really don't deny it these days, it's now how much of it is manmade. As always, the conservicucks are behind in the sciences by a good 50 years.

>Well-read flat earthers
>Well-read flat earthers
>Well-read flat earthers

>I guarantee you that the average person here wouldn't be able to debate...
I'll give you this one, either because this average person here is actually doing some semblance of research but more likely is an autist with no social skills that hates confrontation.
Then again, you're implying this "debate" would be anything more than the vocal form of youtube comments.
Well-read flat earthers...kekjojlel, i needed this.

>>7120560
>thinking these are the only places you can use non-reals
>implying complex numbers aren't used to express rotations
>implying quaternions aren't used to express rotations
>implying complex numbers aren't used for evaluating all sorts of real integrals
>implying Lagrangian or Hamiltonian mechanics don't use complex numbers
>implying complex numbers aren't used in all fields involving differential equations
>implying

Hey /sci/ I'm considering going to grad school in math but I haven't taken the gre. Do you guys suggest any particular books for the math subject test? I've heard it's mostly being clever with calc, is this true?

>>6965482

I will tell you

>>5959781
>news that anyone with an IQ higher than Jenny McCarthy's should love to hear
>600,000 people being saved every year
>A planet with limited space and resources, but a growing population

http://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~abhishek/chicmath.htm
Have you guys seen this yet?

>Correlation = causation