/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10119284
>the monster with 180 IQ is real
>tfw

>>9788304
>Mount Olympus.
D-Didn't Zeus btfo anyone who went near his mountain with lightning bolts and shit?

>Did ok in linear algebra and calc 1-3
>Completely got my ass handed to me in vector calc
>Diff EQs is this fall
Should I switch majors?

>>9730384
>Release everyones browsing history all at once.
>Make it publically available.

>>9449442
Two small red dots in Poland
Literally where my family lives.

>calculus 1
>some guy in his mid 20s
>first day guy in his mid 20s asks if we are going to do calculus on manifolds
>teacher says no awkwardly and says that’s not in the calc 1 curriculum
>guy laughs too himself quietly
>whenever someone asks a question he starts uncontrollably laughing
>always tries to correct the prof or prove her wrong
>sit beside him one day before class is ask him what programs he’s ion, he says physics and mathematics
>made fun of me because I’m in computer engineering

Which one of you is this

brainlet here. So in order to lift your self off the ground you have to push with a force greater than your weight, only then will the normal force being applied be greater than your weight.

So my question is, would it ever be possible to punch the ground and lift your self off.

>grade 11
>only care about playing league and wow
>do shit took ap physics 1, pre ap chem
>barely studied and only did assigned questions passed both with 70s got a 3 on ap physics 1 exam
>take ap calc, ap physics 2, ap chem
>start studying over summer break and have more interests in math and physics
>practice problems for 3-6 hours a day
>5’s on all exams get 90-99s in all courses
>get into best uni in Canada for computer engineering

Optics

Textbooks for Physics 1,Calculus 3, Discrete math

Just found out 2 past PHD students under my professor killed themselves. One died from intentionally breathing in Helium gas and the other died by a drug overdose shortly after graduating.

Should I be worried /sci/? I mean, I am going to be doing a PhD starting in January 2018 with a fairly renowned scientist with several thousand citations.

I'm a Yuropoor undergrad (2nd semester) and have an exam (Optics/Waves/Thermal Energy) in about 2 hours. How do you deal with the stress /sci/? It's always been driving me crazy, but these few years it's gotten worse. Any tips?