/sci/ - Science & Math

>>2927185

i lol cause im happy


>lol

>>2826526
>scientific fields earns the highest average salary?

>mfw he cares about money and isn't doing finance, econ, pure math

>girlslaughing.exe

>>2400309

>thinks only matter can be affected

You are now aware that Algebra is useless.

Thank Richard Cohen.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/blog/2006/02/15/BL2006021501989.html

I have to paths.

A: Lifestyle:exciting, uncertain, different, exotic.
Career: simple, playful, not intellectual, average income, not challenging.

B: Lifestyle: ordinary, certain, mundane.
Career: intellectual, rigorous, high paying, challenging.

Basically should I study more and get a good science job, or just become a traveling english teacher in Asia/europe?

Just finished my Physics degree. Realized all the job opportunities for scientists suck major asshole. Don't feel like spending my life in a lab doing drone work in pursuit of a Phd which would only lead to more stupid lab work.
I want to travel and be a writer and write sci-fi novels and maybe science journalism for a pop magazine.

Whats best way to realize this dream?

GOOD NEWS EVERYONE,

WE DON'T LIVE IN THE BEST OF ALL POSSIBLE UNIVERSES.

EVERYTHING IS PERMITTED.

YOU WILL DIE BEFORE YOU KNOW IT.

WHY PURSUE SCIENCE INSTEAD OF PLEASURE?