/sci/ - Science & Math

I got 51/118.

https://www.jetpunk.com/quizzes/name-the-elements

>>15849599
Nice self-report NPC.

Alright it's time to test whether any of you mathfags are more than just shut-in autists that never touched grass.
Explain in just one post how from arithmatics and geometry math arrived where it is today.
Only galaxy brains need reply.
Rest of you don't strain yourselves.

>>11859115
Dangerously based

>>11831524
I already do, oh look another drilling platform just blew up, how did that happen?

>>10246323
Thank you based bro. Can you tell me more about the advantages of Haskell.

>>9531905
>tfw out of the tertiary zone
See you later, m*dwesterners.

Why couldn't yellowstone be a bit more to the west? If any state should be ashed down to hell and back, I would want it to be california and not texas

>>9309466
>tfw went EE instead of physics to avoid the PGRE (poor)
>tfw after EE PhD I will get my physics job the easy way and be an engineer and scientist

>>8970712
>If you're 150+ IQ genius like me, then it happens instantly.
This.
I'm so smart that family and friends unironically call me Synapto.
At the same time I despise and pity brainlets.
They'll never now the pleasures of being a God in human form.

>>8513526
>What's the evidence?

Gee, friend... I don't know.

>>8507215
This is extra funny to me because there were people in my maths class who always say "OH i GET this" followed by "I don't get this" every single day, and it's constant.

idk why they feel the urge to constantly verbally tweet on about how they don't "get" it. nobody is even interested in her mental play by play either, it's just weird.

How is he going to affect the national science budget, and federal grants for research in the USA?

If you're just now going into grad school, what should you plan to study?

If interstellar travel is """""""""""impossible""""""""""""""" then why do prominent scientists such as Stephen Hawking all believe that active SETI is a threat to humanity?

Checkmate /sci/, aliens are real.

>>8412108
>tfw when you are a math BSc doing work in statistics when you didn't take a single statistics course in uni.

I wonder if I could also get away with being an engineer lol. Brainlet fields are so easy to get into.

That said, fun field. I guess I count as a temporary statistician so I can answer. I do not give two fucking shits about statistics problems outside of the ones I have to solve to make that paper.

I mean, can you even call stats problem solving? Even when working in applied mathematics, I and everyone know that pure mathematics is the only field with fun problems.

Do you think your degree makes you superior to others?

>>8304661
>memorize a couple of math facts the day before the test
>intelligence increases

Why is /lit/ so butthurt about /sci/?

>he doesn't know that autism is the next step in evolution

I am a higher being.

>>7646654
It's trivial.

>>7176665