/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12400738
>math itself is a fucking concept.
Are you disagreeing with hat sentiment? Explain yourself, tell me what math "is".
>show me everything that it isn't. That doesn't tell me what it is.
When you express the lack of information about it, all you're saying is "I don't know what it is". It's the same psychosis a physicist suffers from when talking about dark matter and space.

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>>10805947
Thank.

>>10297785
>numberphile

43/?

>H-hey anon can you help me with this problem?
>*glances over autistically*
>"Uhm i dont understand it myself"
>Cmon anon its just this easy one
>"Ssry i am to busy with this other subject"
>*awkwardly pack bags and run away*
How many of you faggots lost your chance at getting laid in highschool because your where too busy with science?

>>9430722

Who are the best legitimate youtubers to listen to for learning about any science related topic?

Ones that are both entertaining and informative

A question on MATH progression.

I've never had a formal treatment on algebra topics, should I get my feet wet on those before starting Spivaks? Or can I get to that when I am done?

IF I indeed need to understand everything related to Algebra, should I give Artin a try?

>>8843430

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MXJ-zpJeY3E

>>8729449

>>8699007
5

>>8691449

>>8669840

>>8622621
Obligatory

>>8593389

Not OP but fuck I really hate to do this. But I have to ask here instead of making a new thread. If I could get a response from you or anybody else then its ok.

So I caught up myself on this autism loop.

For the last 6 - ish months I've been trying really hard to get to studying. Prior to that time the idea of sitting down for 10 minutes to learn something was impossible to me, didn't even cross my mind. Even ''learning by myself'' something seemed impossible. If the school didn't taught me or the teacher didn't teach it properly then I was doomed.

Then I picked some things that I told myself ''Man it would be so fucking good if I could learn a lot on these subjects because I've always been interested on them'', etc. And I started doing it. 50 minutes a day to each subject.

It's had its up and downs. Some brief periods of doing nothing due to procrastination or some small amounts of depression. But the loop is still going.

Whenever I think of these things there's so much I would like to do but it just never stops. The desire to do '''more'' comes at me at every hour and the idea of not doing ''enough'' haunts me. Likewise, the reality often hits and tells me that I am probably doing too much and will never get to anything (whatever it is).

However, the thought of not doing it, or even considering to stop kind of takes away any sense my life had. As for the last 6 months this plan has been my plan and nothing else.

I wanted to learn math, so started with calculus and an introductory proofs book. Electronics, so started learning circuits. Programming and I always wanted to learn a new language, so started with something.

Most of the days I am always on this loop. I just don't know if I am doing it correctly, honestly.

What are some good programming projects that aren't ''lol videogames XD''?

I am eager to learn more.


pls respond

>>8570141
I already watch it, senpai, but I want to know if he really is like that in all his videos or actually he has good content.