/sci/ - Science & Math

>biology
>a science

pick 1

>>3663927
>yfw it was mostly chemists according to the articles

>yfw you chose science over mathematics, which is the more intellectually challenging and fascinating field of inquiry
>yfw no matter what you accomplish in whatever shitty science field you chose, your work will have no relevance to the future of mankind
>engineers in year 3000 will never use your "scientific" work because it will invariably be replaced by more exhaustive theories
>yfw the work of mathematicians will live on because it is the precise, quantitative culmination of pure reality
>yfw studying and researching mathematics takes more intelligence, and your deficiency thereof is the real reason you are studying "science"

Feels good to be a mathfag master race. Oh, physicists, you know those shitty "M-theory" pseudoscience papers you try to submit for publication? Yeah, kiddo, physics journals are smart enough to have MATHEMATICIANS check physics babbys' work for accuracy.

>>3500444
Nice trip-

No. I won't say it.

I don't think you have enough appreciation for how many truly forever alones (not the 15 year olds meme-spouting it on their facebook) are hanging out here.

I, for instance, can say that I will turn 21 on the 13th and have never held a girls hand.

I can understand OP. Your brain is your enemy. There's a lot of emotional trouble you have to deal with somehow when you have nobody to hug and asking for advice on an anonymous imageboard full of possibly like-minded individuals isn't the most obscure thing to do in such a situation.

Primordial OP here.


>>3409644

That was the idea, unfortunately I know squat about how to implement such a system beyond simply drawing it menially in Photoshop.

It should branch like the Khan practice session chart.


Also, most of the recent entries aren't achievable by your average student - they were supposed to form the foundation of science universally in addition to some difficult, but UNIVERSALLY FEASIBLE marks of excellence and student/academic life.

Feel like I've lost grip of my baby. At this point I don't really care what happens, just... a final bump.

/dramaqueen

>>3377330

i'm not him.


lolol

>single variable
>f(x)
>x
>single

;_;

Your Type is
INTJ

mfw "Personal relationships, particularly romantic ones, can be the INTJ's Achilles heel."

I want to kill myself, but I don't want it to look like a suicide. There have been many who've tried to fake their own death in the passed, but often times they fail and their plan is found out. However, I think I've figured out a fool proof way to do it!

Most suicidal people want a quick painless death, so no one would expect a person to kill themselves in the slowest possible way. Then once I have cancer, I'll just refuse treatment for religious/monetary reasons or whatever and be on my way to death. Since people will feel too sorry for me because of my illness to have any expectations of me, I can drop out of college and just spend the rest of my days living happily and stress free.

Its needs to be a fast-acting and powerful cancer though. None of this "smoke cigarettes" bullshit. There's no guarantee I'll even get cancer from that.
So what is the most efficient and probably way to get cancer?

self-bump