/sci/ - Science & Math

Am I delusional if I feel that my university is holding me back?
There are a shit ton of interesting topics that I would gladly study by my own at a remarkable pace if I didn't have to worry about attending lectures in order to understand what my Profs want exactly that we write and say in the exams.

Any other Anon with the same sensation?

I got addicted to nicotine gum. I can chew up to half a pack of 2 mg pieces of gum a day (that is 15 pieces total). I know this sounds completely ridiculous and I am an absolute stupid retard but how is it possible to quit? Obviously reducing usage is not an option here because I do not think I have the discipline for it and I'll need to face the withdrawals sooner or later even with a taper.

Is there anything I can do to ease the withdrawal symptoms from nicotine besides just taking more nicotine?

>>8689821
Holy shit. That's the retardest thing i've read on /sci/ today. Good job OP

I have a small head. Not very small, but below average (22.5 inches when not measuring tight, at 6 feet). Does it mean that I should kill myself because I'm bound to have a lower IQ?
As far as I remember I always did well at IQ tests; when I was 15 I had it tested by a psychologist and I think it was in the 130s, anyway far higher than the average.

The studies also claim that the correletation between head size and IQ was even observable within families. Yet my brother has a huge head and I was always more successful academically. I learnt to read at age 4.

Do the studies showing that people with bigger heads have higher IQ on average imply that I can't have a high IQ with a small head?

Probably has a tough life. Probably aspires to be normal, associate with girls, etc. Instead he is compulsive around one topic and that is all he knows.

:(

>>7929935
>implying mathematics isn't philosophy
>implying mathematics isn't a science

>>7621517
>>7621524
Alright I get it now, thanks Anon

>>7481580
>IQ 110
>Going for maths