/sci/ - Science & Math

Either you like Nuclear or you are completely misinformed.

Simple as

>>10536393
>There's bound to be some other loner retards

I saw one guy that gave me that exact vibe. I know this sounds like I'm looking for excuses but I have an even harder time speaking to people like that, because they resemble myself so much.
It's like looking into a mirror and I don't like that one bit. Sure that makes me kind of an asshole, probably, but what can I do?
The years of 4chan don't make it better either, because every awkward situation I'm in, is connected to this absurdist view on life, where it feels like you drop spaghetti from your pants. It makes me scream internally but also laugh hysterically.
It's like madness beyond any tangible form of social connectivity. I'm not sure if it makes any sense, but it is, as if you'd been in so many situations, where you'd wished to leave your body out of embarrassment, that you finally mentally did it.

You're just not there anymore. And everytime someone speaks to you, it's like you snap back to reality and suddenly, nervously have to defend yourself.


>>10536409
Boy oh boy if you had any idea how all of this came to be. That's a whole fucked up story-time in itself. I'm not gonna shift blame - of course I could have done a better job if I worked even harder - but let's say if supervision is so removed from a project, yet so hellbent on micromanagement, you are bound to produce something you're not satisfied with.

>>6936398
That's more convenient, so the numbers are gone now.

All topics should arise from some OP patient enough to make some quick guidelines for anyone interested in learning the topic. Even if it's hard for anyone not studying STEM, we assume most of /sci/ already knows the basics to a certain degree.