/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12503908
maybe you just like it that way. I'm not a bad looking guy myself (being 6'5 really helps), but I don't care about people that much. Asociality is not something abnormal. Normies only treat it as such because to them it sounds like the worst thing ever. But this is like the reaction I get when I tell people I'm a physics grad student: "but why, it's so difficult, how can you possibly like it?". But I do.
>I could be doing great things
define "great". Live for yourself, man. If playing vidya and passing classes for a diploma (grades really don't matter unless you're aiming for grad school, networking does) is something you're ok with yourself, then good for you. Never compare yourself to others.

>>11900239
>nor

>>11407902
Thank you for helping out a brainlet anon.

In the same line, may I ask what are the opposites of a square and a cube?

>>10595024
Neuro or Rheumato

Choose one.

168.999k and me

>>9669502
>>9670322
Shieeeeet Secant actually worked, im retarded

>>9588294
>Why are there so many celebrity (((phycisists)))
You just answered your own question m80

>>9579626
>implying I want to enter Academia
Nice try faggot I have offers from 2 different hedge funds once I finish this Master's

Newfag here
I want to learn math at home over the summers because the master's I want is math heavy
Where can I relearn everything up to stats, calc and linear algebra? Will Khan Academy be good enough?
Help is appreciated

>>9561081
I saw some video of a guy measure the temperatures outside in shaded and moonlit concrete.
Moonlit concrete was consistently cooler in multiple locations although there could be a ton of factors that play into this.
This isn't the vid I saw but it's the only one I could find
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_aQMvHSjrY

>>9561112
Not sure if b8 but I'll contribute
No. Just think of it this way. If you keep subtracting numbers closer to 0, you will subtract by less and less.
When you subtract by 0, you subtract by nothing. The next logical step is to do the opposite.
At least, that's how I thought about it in 5th grade.

>>9502071
>defending democracy
I don't get why you think democracy is by default better
Just because the majoirty of a population get to decide something that definitely doesn't mean they will make the right choice
If anything average Joe's vote in their own interest and big companies just bribe politicians for gov't contracts and subsidies

>>9376212
>tfw CS bachelors
>tfw $500k starting

Scienze

>>9268792

Obvious bait is obvious.

Headed to undergrad in the fall, super excited to finally start learning "big kid" math and science. Taking theoretical multivariable calc/linear algebra and mechanics/special relativity, what were your favorite higher math and science classes? And less-known classes you thought were really interesting? I can't wait to get started.

>inb4 undergrad brainlet
Can't help how old I am, still love math, just want to discuss cool college STEM.

>>8969663
Another bump from me