/sci/ - Science & Math

This is my last post in here since I don’t want to overstay my welcome and become some sort of retard icon.

Starting tomorrow, I’ll begin my deeper dive into academics. The knowledge of the great men in history who did more with less is a good omen for me.

>>14738646
I am in fact looking into several lucrative ventures and building up my skills as well as business sense for money making opportunities. I don’t have many vices, and I intend to stay single, so I trust myself to be frugal. I have been building up several skills for a while now, but in depth academic pursuits are the holy grail of difficulty, but the human spirit is strong. I’ve been working conscientiously on my financial aims for a while, so I should at least be able to handle the money aspect.

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>>14741308
I freely admit to my flaws, since I don’t even see them as flaws. My math journey stopped at trigonometry in high school, I was busy getting high, stealing, and lying about it. I don’t feel bad about it, since I’ve always had a poor character, since I was little, and it took me years to fully accept it. I know some things, that prove how little I know. This journey might take forever, but unfortunate for everyone else, I do have virtue. The virtues pertaining to the self, and not a shred of care for interpersonal virtues beyond what I can get.

I want to jump straight into calculus, but if anyone thinks different, I’ll put my money where my mouth is and heed a differing voice.

>>14738617
The last little bit of my soul I’ll show here is that I always did have romantic notions. I’m uncertain if you mean romanticism or romance with lovers, but both are true. I always sought ideals above else, so it’s easy to be disillusioned when the world is anything but. And I did always want a woman’s warmth next to me in bed, but I’m less callow now, and I know I’d never have gotten properly attached and just broke her heart anyway.

Ciao, and good luck.