/sci/ - Science & Math

>>7621554
>admitting he's an NE
>shilling his degree
lol what a surprise. we all know about NE. it's not that impressive. you'll never get a job in the field. a quick google search will give you many results of guys saying they've never seen an NE work an NE job in the last 15 years.

I'm a propulsion engineer with a degree in NE. I don't give a fuck about what I like more being the hardest, undergrad shill. EE is miles harder in any professional setting. I worked in NE for four years over a decade ago and it's bullshit in comparison. AE is harder, ChemE is harder. EE is wizardly. Some undergrad isn't going to tell shill his degree to me. Fuck yourself, faggot. You're probably 20 years old.

>>7539680
>>7539824
Here is my response.

http://vocaroo.com/i/s1UwO63BlnaG

I'm an ME at Stanford which is apparently ranked #2 in the world by program. I have a scholarship.

I sleep for eight hours each night. I have never stayed up overnight to "study" as the positives of doing so do not outweigh the negatives.

I study by a modified Pomodoro Technique for at least a few hours each day.

If by "entertainment" you mean watching films and other such media, 0%. I am actually good looking thanks to my parents, so sex tends to fall onto my lap without much effort and sometimes I take it if I'm not busy, so I suppose that could be considered the entertainment. What I study is my entertainment.

In my spare time, I toy with ideas that I conjure up from what I'm learning and with a powerful computer, I am able to test things. I exercise just enough to keep a healthy cardio-vascular system. I always had strange hobbies as a child and had a mystical interest of figuring how something worked by taking it apart and researching what I found. I played the guitar a lot from say the 6th - 12th grade so I sometimes play that just to "reset" myself if I could say as a form of therapy. I try to draw. I read what interests me and I think that it's important to read in your spare time. I make sure that I talk to nice, genuine people, no matter field they're in as long as they are exceptional. I have a large network of friends with varied interests because of this.

>>7509009
This one I'm sure you've seen before.