/sci/ - Science & Math

>>6433443

>tfw browsed /sci/ for years during high school and learned all this before learning the hard way

Get a job in finance/business. If you love science and math, do it on your free time, otherwise you'll be a labor monkey who hates your job for someone who went in business

I kind of feel sorry for him, he seems like he's really angry and always trying to put down others for their religious beliefs. I mean yeah some people are dumb, but what drives you to be so butthurt about it? Feelings of inferiority?

I don't think he's doing God's work, but what is God's work anyway?

Not sure, I don't keep up with his recent doings.

A combination of good genetics and probably a sedentary lifestyle.

No I wouldn't.

Although I'm sure /sci/ is completely against high schoolers and non-science threads, can we have a thread of advice to incoming freshmen? College tips, classes to take, habits, skills, etc.

I'll start: How difficult are higher math classes, such as abstract algebra/analysis/topology compared to high school Calculus?