/sci/ - Science & Math

How do I scientifically speaking not pass out while presenting in front of the department?

>>12068015

>>11991077

yes, believing in thoughts and feelings, in general believing in the mind, is non-scientific gurgling. Believing in something that has no color, no mass, no position in space, no momentum vector, etc, something which exists in an immaterial rational realm? Comon, you cannot be that dense. Go somewhere else with the platonic woowoo

>>11986687
There was nothing before the big bang.

>>11613906
I am brainlet. Help me /sci/. We have 3 groups a,b and c. A has 7 elements, B has 9 and C has 12. We need to know how many outputs are possible. Note: Elements should be in order for instance abc or bca or cba etc. That implies that elements of a/b/c cannot be put it in others elements place. Using one of any of this order we must find the total numbers of outputs possible. Help.

Is it worth studying anything science or math related if you think your iq is just average? Would I be wasting my time?

I do genuinely enjoy learning things, but I always end up getting distracted/brain fog. I think I've mostly been able to solve problems if I don't get distracted/brain fog but it does take me awhile. Like almost like my brain is just lagging. It's very soul crushing.

Is it worth even attempting to learn or is this a waste of time and I should just go do a factory job or something?

>>10811827
brrruuuurbbbbblelblebleblebleble
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gagacaga..

>>10603401
But then.. i got my theoric exam and my grade was 4.1 out of 10 kek
I need a 5 out of 10 next exam.
The rest of the class almost all got either 0 or 3 and failed. Chem is just hard in
general.

>>10564285

>>10413554
third law of thermodynamics says that matter may or may not disappear depending on the will of our lord god.

>>10401708
How you look right now saying that shit