/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11048284
I am changing my major from poli sci to physics so I've had to study using my university's math placement test system online. I've basically relearned all of my high school math in a week and a half, and only studying in my free time so like 2 hours a day.

I'm excited about the future.

>>11043938
no man, /sci/ is like a breakroom, its just big brains shooting the shit, then we go back to work at our desks, except this is the most epic breakroom in existence or the universe

/pol/ is a breakroom too, except its about ten times more entertaining and obviously for severely deranged masturbatory lunatics who we can experiment on

>>11007840
Okay. Right now I spent a few hours on it today and went through the whole algebra 1 section on khan academy. I have a month so I plan on using Khan to just review every subject at least 5 or so times. That should nail it in there.

I've got geometry, algebra 2, trig, and precalc to do starting tomorrow.

>>11007845
You poor soul. Good luck

>>11007851
I was a poli sci major. I do, as stated before, intend to start from the beginning in a way. With hard work I will make it. I'm pretty quick with these things so it should be easy.

Satan appears to you and offers you a gamble. If you accept, he rolls a roulette wheel with a chance of 1 per Graham's number ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graham%27s_number ) of you going to hell to be tortured in gruesome ways for eternity.

If you win the spin, at probability (G-1)/G (very near 100%), you get 1 million dollars. You can repeat the spin as many times as you like, each time either gaining a million bucks or hitting the negative jackpot which condemns you to infinitely lasting torture.

How many times do you spin?

What is the best STEM field to find a qt 10/10 scientist gf? Serious replies only.