/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15376797
there probably isn't a single piece of infrastructure that wasn't utterly ruined
there won't be another launch this year

>/sci/ can't find Coronavirus cure

>young turds

>>8961270
>mfw people actually believe this
>mfw my ADC taught algebra for 10 years and did not know anything about algebra or anything higher
Anon, you really grossly overestimate the skills of people who teach. All you need is a bachelors degree to teach high school mathematics, it literally does not matter if that degree is in English, Math, Biology, or anything. The school system simply does not give a single shit because the teachers assign fabricated handouts and grade them, that is it my friend. I am quite convinced that you could get into the education system with an AA degree

>he believes in the axiom of choice

>>8602726
>There's actually a statistic that women are more likely to attempt suicide
"attempted" suicide, also known as
>waaah i'm so depressed someone please pay attention to me

>>8238072
>>>/x/

>>7445357
Isn't that a bit like calling yourself self-taught doctor?

I'm no lawyer, but I'm fairly sure quackery is illegal to some extent.