/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15783399
philosophy is how the sciences worked in ancient times, fucking retarded STEM faggot.

https://twitter.com/667keos/status/1686490898480173056

back status, yes or no? hurry up and tell me

Any math more complex than 4 basic arithmetic operations should be studied only when the kid is older than 17 and has entered college.

Trying to teach math to the average 10-14 year old kid is a waste of time ON AVERAGE, and math should be a club kind of hobby class that the kids should take because he wants to learn math.

The other kids should learn shit like technical drawing instead of doing ecuations autism.

And most mathematical concepts should be taught using geometry homeworks where they're solved with a compass and rulers.

>>15302357
>child mathematicians should be able to do PHD adult research
Does /sci/ retards also get angry when they see childreen soccer tournaments being not as good as the world cup?

jesus, these fucking retards.

ok be honest.

Did we break the second law of termodinamics or will /sci/ retards come with some BS excuse as to muh nuclear explosion also breaks the second law of termodinamics so this nuclear shit is a nothing burger.

Even if only got 120% output that still shows is physically possible to break that law.

>inb4 some schizo methaphysical loophole gotcha

>>14975695
I get tired of memorizing Laplace transforms and trig identities. Worse, courses like electronics teach analysis of nonlinear devices, like diodes, to undergraduates by throwing out unexplained equations.

You can, of course, memorize these by *only* doing problems, but it's easier to do both.