/sci/ - Science & Math

>>3398735

>mfw you expect us to care how smart you are

>mfw think that knowing calculus means shit when you're a community college student

>mfw you won't ever need calculus to flip my hamburgers

>calc I test
>simple related rates question
>"at what rate is r decreasing?"
>r is decreasing
>fuuuuuuuuuck do I put my answer with a negative sign or not
>agonize over it for 20 minutes
>finally put down my answer with no negative sign
>get marked wrong, no partial credit
>argue it with the professor
>he goes through the problem and says "no see, there should be a negative sign because the math works out like this, blah blah blah"
>respond "I know, but that only works if you ask how r is changing or increasing, a negative decrease is an increase?"
>he replies "what lol? no the math works out like blah blah blah"
>"well can I at least get partial credit?"
>"no anon you shouldn't have missed something so simple. A lot of students made the same mistake, and that scares me, frankly. this is calculus and you're making basic algebra mistakes."
>all my hate
>his face

>journalism class in high school
>I'm editor-in-chief, me and the other editors are tasked with laying out the paper
>submit our layout to the teacher
>she marks a bunch of changes we need to make and kicks it back to us
>we make the changes and resubmit
>she demands a bunch of other changes including reverting some of her first changes
>this goes on ALL YEAR
>the first copy of the paper comes out in April
>stories about homecoming and the football season that ended in like December
>her face

>>2755983

>I don't see why other countries try to get into fights with the US

>other countries try to get into fights with the US

america: trolling earth for 60 years and counting

>mfw America prevents a nuclear disaster in Japan

we'll finally be even