/sci/ - Science & Math

>>5795493
>gotten
How new are you?

Is a psychology degree a viable degree.

Tell me why or why not?

>Actors are often the result of teachers teaching them how to act, project, memorize lines, etc., and unless they're just naturally talented actors, it does require more work and dedication than a teacher.


Someone just said that in a debate, how does do you feel about it /sci/? And yes American.

>>4469049
You still don't get it, do you?

>>4403837
Before I call you out on how ridiculously retarded you are, I'll give you the chance to cite a source.

>>4079861
>he needs mathematica to plot this

>>3966655
>she

>>3756186

>implying neuroscience isn't the most useful field ever
>implying the biggest future breakthroughs aren't going to be in neuroscience
>implying physics kiddies aren't raging buttmad at the obvious superiority of neuroscience

>>3737293

>logybio
>hardone a
science pick.

>>3545823
>chemistry
>a hard science
it's stiff, but not quite hard

>>3480971

>implying we're hundreds of years away from automating things which 'can't be automated'

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-QYjZdFjV4

>>3401118
Let me get this straight.
Welfare: Not okay to get more than you put in.
Share dividends, bank interest: Okay to get more than you put in for almost no work because it's like opening a store and working really hard

>Unearned income is not a good thing. Someone taking in more resources than they provide in return to society is a drain on society.

>>3313378
>AP Lang

>>3306898
>mfw idiot doesn't delete the post
>mfw he sees that green oval's archive exists
>mfw he realizes this thread won't be deleted for another year

One of my professors once screamed this before lecture to imitate The Simpsons, it sadly got the attention of every single person in the room

babby's first troll

>>3235059
>implying the average person is able to formulate proper and mature decisions after the age of 20
See: America

>not filtering Liberty

I seriously hope you guys don't do this.