/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10179841
I have a B.Sc in physics and currently writing a master's thesis in theoretical material science, I originally wanted to get into the analytical nonsense you describe in your post, but honestly I kinda agree that most forefront of theoretical analytical physics is pretty much forward thinking and really hard or next to impossible to experimentally validate with our current level of technology, I'm honestly hating physics more and more and I'm thinking of getting a master's in applied math after I finish my current one.

Math is honestly much more coherent and defined than most other sciences, which makes it that much more reliable and superior, math is immutable, its scope is usually defined clearly and explicitly in each field or branch, no need for experimentation or validation, no need for shitty half assed interpretations and other nonsense.

Math is by far the comfiest and best part of STEM.

Took me a long time to realize this sadly and it haunts me that I wasted so much on my life on literal shit.