/sci/ - Science & Math

I am an unironic Schizotypal. Many of symptoms have lessened over the years so I don't really feel like I need "help", but maybe others with my condition might. Should I risk telling a shrink about my condition so he might take some data? Can that even be useful?

>>14730501
(Not the guy)
I can entertain your idea of Dark Energy being converted into matter
But I cannot allow the idea of this happening over and over primarily because you already spent all the Dark Energy in the universe

If ever, there would be no second Big Bang because, without Dark Energy, the expansion would be so slow it would just collapse into a blackhole

>>11704710
Worse case scenario, nothing happens and I do whatever I was going to do. Other option, I win a fields medal. Not a tough choice.

>prof prints out his own textbooks specifically written for the course

Can't argue with science

>>10622539
We can't die of heart disease if we can't afford the greasy food (or any food)

>>10537277
Dubs can't be wrong

Nuclear power is several times more expensive than fossil fuel options and has way more risks, as well as the problem of waste disposal which also has contamination risks of its own.

>>10193724
>>10193729
Well you are a phone and frogposter ofc you are dumb!

Don't listen to /sci/ or /g/, it's a bunch of "smart but lazy" underachievers or disenfranchised "pure" science/math students who realize they're never going to get a job that pays more than 40k without a phd. If you want real advice on a good pathway from high school ----> CS undergrad ---> new grad first job, go to r/cscareerquestions or r/csmajors

>>9870522

Just get a job. You barely need any of the shit you learn in school anyways, anything you do you can always look up. Fake it until there and then be relieved by the fact that most engineering jobs are boring, monotonous affairs that don't require much thought and be glad you didn't fake your way through CS or actuarial science or anything math heavy where you actually need to use what you learn.

In any field that matters you always equate it to 1 so it's more common for it to be interpreted as 1 than not to. Might as well call it 1.

>>9725160
>idiots memorizing big words to appear smart to other idiots
This is what his videos basically boil down to. Watching this garbage is a complete waste of time because not only is it not entertaining in the least, it's also not informative at all.

>>9685369
idk sounds like a legit manga setting
>>9699968
i would have stuck around to see if any shenanigans would ensue

>>9607691
Well if you want a gf you're gonna have to stop seeming autistic my son.

>>9106420
There's also nothing about any picture that necessarily gives it a mathematical meaning. Three dots doesn't have to mean three, it could mean anything. All that matters is that the meaning is obvious to the reader.

>>8613902
> pretty much 99,999...% of the observable universe will have absolutely zero, absolutely NO EFFECT AT ALL on humanity
If we observe it, it has an effect on us.

how much IQ do you need to be a genius writer in literature?

By what process can someone spend an hour pleasuring themselves in a debauched state of lusty perversion to things that would usually make them cringe or have their skin crawl, utterly into it, then climatically blow their load and instantly feel complete disgust and total contempt with themselves?

>Why are so many academics and intellectuals liberal and/or left-leaning?

I dunno. Why are so many people in finance conservative?

So,does /sci/ prefer Chemistry or Physics? Which does /sci/ think is more challenging/more rewarding?