/sci/ - Science & Math

If the principle of conservation of energy is real, then why does the total energy of nuclear reactions not stay constant.
Hard mode: You can't use E= mc^2 to explain.

>>8826225
You know you could always cheat in the exams. I found this new foolproof way that you won't believe has gotten me past all my exams. People usually slip notes into their pockets, or even their bra if you're a girl, some even write notes on their legs. But, a lot of people don't know there's this special place you can slip notes in that no one can ever find out you're getting your note from. It's called the brain. You can store information in your brain, then you bring the notes in your brains to the exam, crazy right? Not a lot of people know this, people are bringing notes like idiots, if only they knew that they could store notes in the brain, they could've aced in the exam easily. I'm telling you this because I think you're a cool kid, but don't tell your friends, it's our little secret.

After all the bullshit going on here about IQ. My hypothesis is that anyone >110 IQ(above average), good socio-economic background and good work ethics can make it into competitive courses like medicine, law and architecture and simply practice them in reality. However, if one decides to go into research, let's say, a Ph.D. in mathematics, one without a decent level of IQ will find it very difficult to see patterns and understand complex novel scenarios in the field.

My university entrance exam is the A levels. People breezing through school and getting A*A*A*A*, both you and I know are an exception rather than the norm, probably less than 0.9% of people get this grade, imagine how many within that get it without working much. The average IQ for medical students is 115, the average score of a medical student is AAA(Typical offer for medical school), so connect the dots, and holy fucking shit, IQ doesn't mean shit until you get to Ph.D. level. Even in MD programme, where memorizing is the game, IQ doesn't play that big of a role anyways.

Tl;dr stop blaming your fucking IQ and get your ass off the couch and start working. Work ethic and wealth is the key here.

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>>8749073
>All these Americucks
>Have to spend 4 years getting a bachelor first
>High chance of getting cucked at the end of your bachelor
>Spend another 4 years and a fuckton of money in medical school
>start working at like 30+
>mfw superior british system
>undergrad medicine exists
>start working at like 28
>not in a fuckton of debt
>work in the US if I want, just study for STEP
>feels good

IQ vs. Grit. Who wins?
Rules
1. Grit guy has average IQ
2. IQ guy is restless when it comes to getting what he wants. He cannot stand defeat.