/sci/ - Science & Math

Just a random question, I'll prob delete this thread when it's answered...

If one gets a BS in Chem with a minor in Bio, if that person later gets a Masters in Physics would that person say he has a Masters in Physics, a BS in Chem with a minor in Bio? Or would he just say a Masters in Physics?

How does Internet censorship actually happen?

Is there such a thing as an 8 hour work day when it comes to research positions? Or instead are you expected to work longer hours and be more emotionally engrossed in your work?

Do humans seek knowledge for power and control? If so, why are there people like pure mathematicians (a position that offers little pay, and knowledge in an area that offers little to survival and control)?

so, /sci/, how much work did you get done on your extended weekend?

When will science start to take Time Cubism seriously? Humanity needs to evolve before we kill ourselves.

http://www.timecube.com/

Let's do this, /sci/

isketch.net

scroll down and find the room:

Maths

rip lnu

Fuck this gay earth.

>yfw the anti-federalists were right
>yfw this is political science
>science

math majors and grads, curious on what you think about what the average math track should be for a math BS (like what you think the average math BS should do)

ie)

Freshman year:
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Sophomore year:
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Junior year:
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Senior year:
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I found an application for Mersenne numbers

what do?

>mfw /sci/ makes fun of philosophy
>mfw PhD means Doctor of Philosophy

How does one learn maths by approaching it from the sky down rather than following little paths?

If you're so smart, describe to me imaginary numbers as intelligently as you can.

If gender can be chosen, why can't race?

Hey /sci/,

How deeply intertwined are Probability/Statistics and Calculus/Analysis?

Would a lack in the analysis department really hurt you that much when working with probability and statistics?