/sci/ - Science & Math

>Failed my first year of college playing fucking video games
>Got my head out of my ass, straight As or Fs because all-or-nothing retardation
>Start nursing school, no correlation between studying and grades
>Stop trying, pass every class and get my degree by studying for a few hours the day of exams
>Start studying for state license exam
>Fall down multiple rabbit holes, start studying physics and other unrelated fields
>Realize learning is actually fun and effective without the bullshit attendance grades, menial assignments, and retards in group assignments
>Never been happier or more productive in my life, actually retaining information, staying at the library for most of the day
I can't tell if I've wasted my whole life or if it was necessary to get here.

Is the universe conscious?

finished high school years ago and focused on my career now wanting to pursue computer science
shit at math realizing my teachers were also bad in their methods
need to learn from HS to up can someone make a timelined list of maths to learn. although i want to specialize in either firmware or networking i feel maths aren't that big there but still it will help especially trying to get into comp sci. learning on my own for now

>Write your #own function which, given a vector as input, returns the number of #missing values.

Help

>Professor publicly insults people who failed the last exam
I didn't think they were allowed to do this lol. Was pleasantly surprised

>lecturer rants about trump voters needing to have gene therapy

What is a brainlet?