/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9004948

>Brazil is doing god-tier mathematics now

let's just hope this fields medal candidate doesn't run into some off duty cop.

Why are all women such sluts?
You'd think that if we have always lived in a horribly patriarchal society, then surely we would have killed and pruned the females off who wouldn't commit to monogamous relationships (or at least relationships with only one male), so then through what would've been thousands of years of artificial selection, females would naturally seek one and only one male to be with, but yet they don't.

>tfw when love science but horrific at math

wanna fucking kill myself

>>7258332
what should i do then?

>mfw physics professor for which calculus is a prerequisite will not be using any calculus for exams or quiz or homework

If someone is good/enjoys math would you recommend him to do post graduate study?

I'm graduating in 2-3 months time. I've gotten all A/A+ in math/physics courses. I'm torn between joining a graduate program for a local bank, or doing my honors and then possibly a Phd.

I guess what I'm asking is, what are good reasons to do post-graduate study over getting a proper job with specified training?

Sorry if not /sci/ related but I figured there'd be more people with experience relevant to the question here than any other board.

>>7093750
>What's funny is that I'm sure neither of these women would date any of us.

Is it really funny, anon?

>>7067057
>be reasonably attractive
>do my best to be personable in class, make it not suck really hard for my students
>at least three chicks overtly hit on me per semester
>they are all under (drinking) age
>typically bangably attractive
>would get a very stern talking to if not kicked out of my program if I went for it
>meanwhile, i've been on two dates and had sex once in the last year and the chick stopped replying to my calls/texts so I gave up
>my_face_when.jpg

>failed I level math course
>passed the second time