/sci/ - Science & Math

>dream about being a writer
>start reading the rules of storytelling, stuff like lajos egri (drama writing), robert mckee, figures of speech, poetry metrics, spanish grammar (my native language), TTC courses of creative writing.
>Read stuff like 36 plots and hero's journey
>I even browse fucking TV tropes.
>plan on going to a taco shitty college to study literature (licenciature)

>mfw /lit/ dissmisses my arguments as to why literature and writing can be objectively analized in terms of technique
>mfw they see me as a weirdo because I wanna study literature and analize it using the scientific method
>mfw some uses the "literature and writing has no rules" argument
>/sci/ will never know the pain of trying to argue why a story can be good or bad in objective terms using some basic scientific approach and get told I'm a retard because is about feeling it
>mfw I just want to approach storytelling and writing as if it were a science

I know my taco english suck, pls no bully.

>>6820698
>This is all opinion.
Your opinion is basically the fact. I wish you were my father.

>>6510576

I've already seen that. Years ago. I've read the trilogy, as I said before. Nothing he says is new. He's literally just ignorant of the fact that what he's saying is already a very well known position in philosophy.

Except he does know that, he's just trying to make some money.

>yfw you realise you're literally this naïve to buy into his rubbish

>>6406288

all this elitism

>wake up in a good mood.
>ready to get work done today, no bullshitting
>sees this thread
>mfw

Hello /sci/, this is a homework question but I'm stumped. I'm not really sure how to proceed

Q) How much does a vertical column of the atmosphere (at STP) with a cross sectional area of 0.012 m^2 weigh in N?

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