/sci/ - Science & Math

anyone know what the name of the template is? or do you have the one of /a/?

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compsci faggot stole my gf TWICE
wht do?

Redpill me on string theory /sci/. I've heard people claim that it's unscientific because it's unfalcifiable. Is this accurate?

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>>7435762
but how would you define one science as better than another? who's to decide?

>>7430214
why is physicist physics the post get 14

OP:
>Do you do log, arc sin, arc cos and arc tan without the calculator? If you don't, can you really say you know math?
A bad start, but already at 45 posts:
>>There is literally no evidence to suggest that female scientists or engineers do not enjoy or desire sex.
>Apparently she only had one child. Sounds pretty frigid to me.

>Why are you whiteknighting some granny's libido anyway?

>>7339856
Theoretical physics, man.

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>it was such a hard part of my life for me, everyone in my family died.
>I got a B
>oh yeah I BARELY EVEN STUDIED
>I MAYBE studied for a few minutes the whole semester and got a LOUSY B
>how embarasing for me
>I'm not bragging at all but I want you to know that I DID NY STUDY AND STILL GOT A B. I couldn't stand just asking for a book recommendation without telling you that little bit of information.
>just again I am not bragging but I mean I want you to remember that I pulled a b WITHOUT ANY STUDYING

Why is it that every anon on /sci/ has to state some kind of credential even though it has literally no place in the question or post?

Ex: hey /sci/, could someone elaborate on rate mechanisms? Btw In highschool I got a 2100 on my SAT Without studying, just thought you should know that. Okay maybe I studied a little bit but still if you clocked the entre time I spent studying it would only be about 5 minutes total and they were not even good minutes either, I wasn't really concentrating and it was really loud so yeah I wouldn't count those minutes but yeah you know...

You guys need to find some interest or something else that adds value to your life. The constant need for trying to showcase any modicum of value to everyone all the time is not a healthy thing. You feel you are invisible unless you try and assert something you feel brings value to your worth to people who you don't even know not ever will. What's the deal?

>>7006539
>do something useful like study physics, chemistry, or math
>engineers usually are laughing stock
>the irony
hahahahaha. What can you do with any of those degrees besides teach, consult, or work at Starbucks?