/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15545793
Further more, I'm reminded of a physics professor when I was a freshman saying that certain texts ~20 years before I started college were written with the assumption that people had better algebra skills.

STEM is a waste of brainpower in most cases nowadays. I get that Math is very important, but most of it's practical applications nowadays can be done through a calculator. Aside from the theoretical math stuff, it just seems like a middleman-task that humans really shouldn't bother themselves with. I don't udnerstand how people find it "beautiful" or think that they are more intelligent than other people for being better at what is essentially just following instructions rather than actually solving anything, again excluding the most advanced mathematicians who use it to develop stuff like game theory and whatever.

I dunno, I'm definetly biased against it, but it just seems like boring drudgery compared to all the fields and disciplines that require abstract thought and creativity rather than pure computational power. Someone saying they are interested in math, to me, is like someone saying they are more interested in laying bricks than designing a brick hosue.

Also, fuck off STEMfag, you're ruining modern society with your materialism and science-worship.

How do we solve brainletism?

>>9749052
Can American graduate exams be failed ?

>>9743647
Why are American STEM students such a joke ?