/sci/ - Science & Math

What if we are the anti-matter

It only gets worse, anon. Right now you can still choose to live in denial and pretend 135 IQ was enough. But if you decide to study higher math or theoretical physics you'll reach a point where the limitations of your IQ will become painfully obvious. You'll reach topics that'll make you think "no matter how much time I'll invest into learning this, I'll never understand it because my IQ is too low." This is the true pain of being a self-aware midwit.

Have 3 hour exam today. Wish me luck bros. Last one and I'm done.

Can I make myself good at engineering if I try hard enough? I always felt like I had a screw or two when not understanding what should be an intermediate level problem and lack the intellect to really synthesize the solution in practice, but the work feels much more satisfying than my other career options when I end up finding a solution and it pays well. Should I just lower my own standards and settle with a technician level job?

does 2+2 actually = 4? can you prove it?