/sci/ - Science & Math

>>8546573
It's probably you failing your interviews. You might think you're doing good but you probably left no impression.

For positions it's never really so much about GPA but whether or not they like you and believe you too be competent. They also probably had a better relationship with the professor than you did as well.

>>8140290
Might have already been said in this thread but it's generally how black culture views education. A lot of the black people who I knew that came from poor families but who prized education ended up doing as good if not just slightly worse than I did.

The average black person sees things like math and science as beyond them so they don't even bother or they struggle once and just give up entirely. It really doesn't have so much to do with them being black as the shitty, pro-retard, culture they've developed after MLK get whacked.

>>7925334
Basically it came down to more or less radicalization of Islam worse than it already was. It went from being science was separate from religion to that science was completely against religion in the eyes of the Imams and the society as a whole.

They never really recovered from that.