/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10566140
>psychology in shit tier
>when I'm making over 100k per year in private practice as a sole proprietor

>>9753382
>she (he)

>>9238712
I posted definitions, ya fucko

>>9149187
>Shitposting > Science

>>9133415
http://science.sciencemag.org/content/298/5602/2381

http://www.nature.com/ng/journal/v36/n11s/full/ng1435.html

http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0960982205002095

http://science.sciencemag.org/content/351/6273/564.full

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24032721

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/14655871

>>9065739
>!= as "not equal"
Stay pleb /sci/

>>9039208
>tfw 21 and a PhD student in math

Camels often sit down carefully; perhaps their joints creak. Possibly, effective oiling might prolong perfect health.
Oh be a fine girl and kiss me.
Silly old Hitler couldn't advance his troops over Africa.
King Philip came over for good soup.
Hi. Here little beggar boys catch newts or fishes. Never nab maggots alone since poisonous substances clog arteries. Keep calm.

>>8993924
>At no point in my judging of this idea and my arrival at the conclusion that it's almost absurd did I take into account information outside of mainstream Materialist Literature, or lack thereof.
Dude, you're claiming that whales hear through their ears. Can you cite any literature in support of that?

>>8783840
>Why does Litterally everyone's point to the fucking quadratic formula?
Because it's all anyone remembers from highschool math. Mostly because they spend 2+ weeks on it, drilling it over and over. Everything else gets forgotten because you never need it.

>Math teaches you how to anylize a problem and break it down into its conceptual parts.
things that never happened.
Would be nice if math class was actually like that.
My math class experience was "memorize all these methods of solving the problem, plug the questions into them and you will pass the test, don't worry about how or why any of them work"

>Trig is probably the most useful thing for everyday people. Virtually all geometry problems can be solved with trig.
I can't think of a single geometry problem I ever needed to solve in my daily life.

>>8667481
I agree to give n dollars today plus n+1 tomorrow forever. You now owe me 112 dollars.

>He doesn't listen to music whilst studying
>He doesn't listen to music whilst solving problem sets
>He doesn't listen to anime ost

What is your favourite music to listen to when learning/doing problem sets, and why is it anime ost?

>>7461213
She's not animu after all