/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15561305
Through military I've become used to everything you've said except for the relatives. I would choose medicine if it wouldn't involve blasting my 30s away as well as essentially my 40s. Plus I've been eyeing going from ER to a flight nurse. I understand medical high stress is different from a deployed environment, but I am also looking at medical volunteer opportunities. Not junping blind, and plus tech as a fallback is a fortunate position.
>Being an engineer you're probably used to working alone/collaborating equally with others;
I actually hate working alone. I have the autist dream job of working alone/remote 80% of the time and the rest of the time doing basic interactions. I'm a normalfag extrovert I can't help it. Team environments get me going. Financially there's no risk for me. It's all about time, but 2years for either a master's + RN, BSN, or just the RN ain't the worst involvement. I've had this jump to medical in my mind for about 3 years now.

WTF is causality? I've often heard that the concepts of cause and effect are meaningless in the context of fundamental physics. On the other hand, "Socrates died because he drank poison" seems obviously more accurate than "Socrates he drank poison because he died". How to explain causality in a reductionist way?

>>10148129
actually, group velocity can also be over c. only the front velocity is restricted to travel at c.

also (i may be wrong on this) but in QFT nothing prevents a particle from taking superluminal paths, just that they become extremely unlikely.

I work for the government and am in a top secret craft traveling through a black hole ama

>>9809769
>no source
Discarded.

>>9295422
I went to a community college.

I have 250€


Should I buy NSI 189?