/sci/ - Science & Math

>Homework is optional

>>9106423
The biggest problem with MWI is the name, which has created so many misconceptions about it even among physicists. It's on par with the God Particle with how sensationalist and misleading it is.

Everett himself called it the relative state interpretation.

>>9023625
What percent of math grads are autistic animufags?

I'm starting my PhD in the fall, and this general is seriously giving me second thoughts.

>4 IPs without OP and last posters
>19 posts

>there are so many more colors in the universe. but we'll never see them

>can select your top 8 projects
>can form complete teams and get priority on projects if you do so
>mfw

So I ended up probably failing multivariable calculus and probably getting a D in intermediate macroeconomics as an econ major.

Is my future basically fucked? I was hoping to go to grad school one day, but I've never done so poorly in school in my entire life and now I'm sure I'll be fucked by my transcript. And I'm sure that I won't be able to get any sort of job or internship either from now on.

How to handle failing grades, /sci/?