/sci/ - Science & Math

>>2149407
*Let me make it clear that I mean Order Carnivora.
They are the most widespread carnivoran on the planet.

>>2054584
Yes, you count. You will succeed me here as well.
I'm finishing my undergrad in May.
I should probably serious the fuck up and get off of 4chan in the coming years.

Also, burying beetles are cool, but I prefer dermestids, probably because I'm a vertebrate kinda guy and I've seen them in action.

<span class="math">\mathbf{n}_t=\mathbf{L}^t\mathbf{n}_0[/spoiler]

If you're a physics major and you can't do this, you should be ashamed to be bested by an ecology major.

In other words, fucking learn it.

>>1808335
>>1808308
Oh, and a word of advice:
Don't put your foreign language off until Senior year. I could have graduated in fall, but it takes a minimum of two semesters to complete. Also, you like BFL. If the admins try to sell it again, you protest, OK?

Old, but as a fellow biologybro, I'd like to pass on a pointless, time-wasting game to you:

http://www.buzzfeed.com/empressmaruja/cellcraft-1fox

>>1542480
My school has the first digit represent credit hours and the second represent lower/upper division or grad.

Mine (the only ecologyfag who ever comes to /sci/):

Elements of Computing in Society (Blowoff class)
Evolutionary Ecology
Ecology Lab (LEGENDARILY HARD)
Intro Spanish (a 6 CREDIT HOUR CLASS that ruins my schedule)

The fact that my foreign language requirement takes 2 semesters to complete is the only reason I'm not graduating in December. Bad planning was bad on my part.

I love art, though I cannot produce it in any form.
I envy artists. I think I see the world the way they do in many respects, but, unlike them, I have no medium with which I'm able to share that view with other people. I've tried painting, drawing, and piano over the years, but there seems to be some disconnect between the sights and sounds in my head and my cumbersome hands.

TL; DR: I love art, but I suck balls at every form of art.

(...but I'm thinking of buying a nice camera soon)

Scientists are just artists who've excepted that we are bound by the artistry of nature's order/chaos and, so, seek simply to understand it.

The only difference between art and science is that science is meant to have a consistent interpretation throughout all time, while the interpretation of art changes with the observer and temporally within the observer. Science seeks observations that pinpoint a theory to a narrow meaning preferably expressed mathematically. Art seeks observations that spread and expand the meaning to whatever the observer wants to perceive.

Life is but an eddy in the current of entropy, and one life a mote of dust momentarily suspended in it.

>>973307
Hopefully, what I'm studying.

>>973297
I have this saved as "the forcefield confuses me.jpg"

Summer:

Entomology
Vertebrate Physiology

Fall:
Spanish (<--6 hr schedule killer)
Evolutionary Ecology
Computers and Society (lol, blow-off class / easy A)
The Legendary Ecology Lab

Believe it or not, that's 15 hours for fall, which is the limit without special approval.