/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15191902

what is x? 3474237842378432782347842782347824782478243724364267234842378468234624682437842686842367246894668942624939429434263426347823442362342374623652426327842367243762476234724372476247634272742723423472472472472443x +247623468426423y624372437523623462346563456324234562345634562342345723457245724572422424266246626 = 37246557865671568516515656156751151656566158615156x + 46742684278847868486546756864568556542565688262568568

everyone else is just a super intelligent troll dedicating their entire lives to baiting me, everything has already been discovered and i am left in the dark as all wish to hide that information from me in order to develop a funnier troll

What type of job could a non-prodigy hope to have? my sole interest and dream field is to be involved in the design of consumer electronics.
I am not terribly picky, I would be happy working in the line of coffee makers or washing machines.
I was thinking of majoring in electrical engineering to meet this goal. Do you think this is realistic?

>tfw solving AGI in the though vector space

>>9682212
As what? A fine gentleman interested in optimizing every single bit of the intellectual activity?

Wilbergerist here. I used to be the brainletest student in my freshman year. Then I started watching his videos. Now I've just graduated my MSc cum negro laude, and I'm embarking on my PhD thesis on Barnett-Wildberger meta-complete [math]\mathfrak{ Num }[/math]-tensor space theory. I'm legit on the verge of solving the Riemann hypothesis: I found that under a certain condition on the colsedness of meta-numbers, there exists at least one nontrivial zero with a real part of [math]\frac{\sqrt2}2\ \neq\ \frac12[/math].

If time travel was technologically possible, somebody would go back in time to pump our ancestors full of scientific and technological knowledge to speed up our path towards the outer singularity. Also, some normie memester would have killed Hitler.

I know that feel. Having ambitions is a curse.

>tfw too smart to be left brained

>>9201943
>not realizing [math]\frac{\operatorname{d}2^\pi}{\operatorname{d}\pi} = 2^\pi \ln 2[/math]
Brainlet indeed.