/sci/ - Science & Math

>>14568871
I can't wait.

>>9620285
>working in startup\struggeling tech startup
>0, dropout, deadbeat, loner
>somewhat if i can do it solitary
>some 3d print projects for my apartment, little raspberry on the side
>i want to study cybernetics\computer science but i`m already 23 and a high school dropout with bipolar disorder

I don't like this life. I want to restart desu, please lets just agree to restart.

x/0 = infinity

(Excuse the philosophical question)

"You dont have to have knowledge to be intelligent, just as you do not need to be intelligent to have knowledge..."

Does /sci/ agree with this statement?

(Excuse the philosophical question)

"You dont have to have knowledge to be intelligent, just as you you do not need to be intelligent to have knowledge..."

Does /sci/ agree with this statement?

I have one more year of high school left so I will have to decide my major and the university that I want to apply to.

This is a really difficult choice for me because I can never be confident in applying to one field. I love math, I love physics, I love computers. I don't know what to study and I don't know what I'll become in 5 years. But I do now that choosing something is good because even if you fail at it, you know for a fact that the other choice is the right one and you can then start working on the other option.

What would /sci/ advise?

Anyone?

>>4561303

>Not possible
Protip: I never said I cared about the possibility of a human being creating such divices, my question is related to time relativity. Your PhD in fucking nothing is showing.

>Don't even understand the question
Wich point do you not understand?
I ask if an object can (In theory), Eliminate the traveling period of time, by going at a supraluminic speed.