/sci/ - Science & Math

So, I have a relatively good spacial reasoning ability. I took a Raven Matrices test today (administered by a psychologist) and got 95/99 (top 1% he told me).

Is there a career that would suit me well? I like programming.

Also, I'm not great at pure math, I understand it completely, I just forget the processes when taking tests.

I just got accepted to U Ottawa for CS co-op. Anyone know if its any good? I might get a cushy government job out of it.

I want to learn another language. I know Basic French because I'm Canadian, but I despise the French language and its people. What's the most useful/transferable in the first world?

I like the prospect of learning German considering English is based on it.

Also I would be able to understand German porn.

>Go to university of Toronto
>They use Python
>Simple programs, simple programs everywhere
>Everyone's struggling except me and 2 other guys
>mfw I did shit 5 times as complex as this shit in highschool

Should I drop out of CS and create a start up company or what? I'm not learning fuck all here besides extended uses of calculus.

Is ' ï ' a legitimate variation of the letter I in the English language?

As in Naïve.

I'm having trouble proving these two trigonometric identities and there's no reference for answers. Also Wolfram Alpha just gives me "true".

If you could possibly help that would be great.

1 + (cotx)(tany) = (sin(x+y))/((sinx)(cosy))

(1 + cosx)/sinx = cot (x/2)

So, wait, why is it taboo to acknowledge that men typically have better spacial reasoning skills, mathematical skills, and are more task oriented than women again?

And that geniuses are most typically men?

Does anyone else have irregular sleeping patterns?

>Go to sleep @ 8pm
>Wake up @ 12am
>Fap and browse /sci/ and /g/
>Go to sleep @ 2am
>Wake up @ 6am
>Rested as fuck
>mfw its 1:51am EST right now

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Are there infinite real numbers between integers?

If so, how is it that we can give bounded magnitude to things using numbers? Wouldn't with n length actually have infinite real length?

When are we going to mutate elements into different elements on a large scale so that we can make the basic building blocks of life on other planets?

That's pretty much going to be the deal maker or deal breaker for interplanetary colonies since we can't just use up the Earth.