/sci/ - Science & Math

What field of physics should I focus on in grad school?

Mechanics,
Thermodynamics,
Electromagnetism,
Fluid Mechanics,


my god, it's far more cool and enjoyable to study those field, than quantum mechanics which is just boring and underleveled mathematics...

Okay, relativity is quite coold because you really work on manifolds, but you have almost the same with mechanics if you constrain your mobile to move on a surface.
In term of complexity, relativity = mechanics

>>9159805
So then why do the other planets move? One way or another you're making Earth an exception to whatever bs idea you come up with.
What is gravity with flat Earth?

>>9149964
I read this every time I see it and it NEVER fails to accelerate my sides to escape velocity

http://reason.com/archives/2017/04/21/scientists-march-on-washington

>Microbiologist Alex Berezow is a senior fellow of biomedical science at a pro-science consumer advocacy organization, the American Council on Science and Health.* I asked him if he thought scientists should participate in the march. "No, scientists and researchers should not participate," he replied. "From the very outset, the march started as an anti-Trump protest. Then it morphed into a solidly progressive movement, embracing all manner of left-wing social justice causes." Berezow added that the march could well end up harming the interests of the scientific community: "For decades, science has received broad bipartisan support. (In fact, Republicans usually funded science better than Democrats.) By biting the hand that feeds them, scientists risk losing funding, as well as alienating taxpayers. That is an awful idea, and it hurts everybody."

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>>7750835
>cigars aren't any different
citation needed.
>people don't some cigars as often
citation needed.

>>7658973
Thanks.
Have a meme

>>7037207
>coke
>not entry level heroin ftw

>>6578092