/sci/ - Science & Math

>be an astronomy grad student
>TAing for an intro level astro class
>talking about basic speed of light principles
>professor: "And that's why it would be difficult to have a conversation with someone on Mars. It would take at least 11 minutes to get a response.
>random girl: "But what about texting?"
>the class's and my face when

>doing a science major for the money
I seriously hope you guys don't do this.

>>3226161

Do any of you have any first author papers?

Easy mode: summarize what you did
Hard mode: post the paper

>theoretical (astro)physics
I seriously hope you guys don't do this.

...but seriously, there are good and bad theorists. The good ones use data.

>high schoolers complaining

>>2950331
>math
>research

>>2643354
>Things that cannot be studied by scientific means cannot be studied at all, though.
>Philosophy does not/can not provide definitive answers to anything.

>Besides, I wouldn't put philosophy under the umbrella of "arts" in the first place.

>majoring in medicine

Without using a calculator, prove which is greater e^π or π^e.

Hard more: Do this in less than 2 minutes.

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