/sci/ - Science & Math

>>16152704
>2019 was 5 years ago

>>16108766
>2016 is 30 years ago

>>15935605
No, 2 more centuries

>did no revision over the summer and forgot most of the things I learned last year

Can science study everything so long as it exists?

Does this imply that passive observation can change the state of the universe?
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/1998/02/980227055013.htm

Fuck I relate to this post a lot but I'm a year younger. Only issue with me is I have very bad mental health issues.

I want to focus on learning and using my brain again, learning some math and maybe chemistry. Is it realistic for me to do so without any hope of a job in the future? I mean obviously I'm not expecting to be STEM tier without doing a course in it but to at least be close to that. Is that realistic as an autistic NEET just sitting inside?

Id rather be wasting my time learning things rather than how I currently waste it (vidya, fapping, internet shitposting)

What scientific proof exists to provide that a year has significance and that it takes 365 days to complete some kind of cycle?

If you started counting days from today, how would you figure to stop counting and assume a cycle? Do you think if you did this, you would find a period of 365 days makes sense? Or would you be more inclined to believe there were more days in a year to truly match the supposed "cycle"?

>Gifted and talented in elementary, got great A-B grades with the rare C in non-STEM classes
>begin to slump in high school, mainly due to not wanting to do any homework, but still manage to learn the material and score well on all the in-class assignments and tests
>Part of global technologies program because from a young age I did extremely well with math and science-related subjects, especially geometry and biology
>enter junior year, here's where it starts going downhill
>get assigned to a pre-calculus class and I'm fucking horrible at it
>I fail the class, mainly because I 'didn't show my work' when solving problems
>same with computer science, which was basically all about learning Java coding and nothing else, and I couldn't care less about learning a whole programming language at that point in my life
>still manage to do well enough with algebra though, as well as geometry and the various sciences
>Eventually end up slumping when it comes to hard maths, especially struggling with statistics in college
>Originally wanted a degree in engineering, but since I doubted my skills in math at this point I switched to political science because I could afford getting a shit degree, plus I'm really into international politics
Why did I suddenly lose my ability to work with numbers. /sci/? Was it all a ruse and I was actually a brainlet from the start? Or did I get a concussion I don't remember and that's where all my intelligence went?

>2010 was 5 years ago

Is it worth getting a second degree in physics t get into research, currently doing economics in the UK

What is time?

When are we going to invent time travel? I need to go back and undo all my mistakes already

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSgiXGELjbc

>>9418474
It's the year 3000 and I've been here for 3000-2007=993 years and havent gotten anything done in all those years wasting time browsing this shithole and I'm still wasting time here

>time is moving forward constantly at 1 second per second
AHHHHHHHHHHHHH
How do we stop it bros?

>>9168903
Rank 98 at my peak comrade, APM >250
>defeated MCanning continuously
>defeated scarlet x 2
>defeated Byun x 1
>defeated ForGG x 3

Only GM on NA though
Master on Kor and EU

Would probably only make diamond now, haven't played for 2-3 years

>>9051769
Oh, it's peachy. Let me tell you.

What's the point of studying science?

>>8991571
Hello, me from 4 years in the future. Fuck you.

I will die without knowing the potential equation for quantum mechanics
Hold me

>tfw 43
Hurry the fuck up! I have another 35 years max!

tfw when way smarter than the average CS student but also too dumb to ever become a successful mathematics researcher
So this is limbo, huh.

>tfw shrek pasta is 4 years old