/sci/ - Science & Math

>>3780423
I didn't say that, nor did that green blooded hobgoblin from Star Trek.

Emotions CLOUD logical thought.

BP killed 15 people in Texas a few years ago and FOUGHT the investigators going into the refinery.

You're surprised they don't want anyone to see how much oil they spilled?

>>1102201
I think you're replying to the post I deleted because it was kinda life story-ish.

Anyway, I signed up for my grad courses with the adviser, then signed up for the art stuff online. I think the online registration in most schools is a little better these days.

I teach in the day and at night I get drunk and paint. I've sold a few things through galleries, but the only associating I do with other artists is hiking treks in the summer and stuff. I'm also a certified yoga instructor for no reason, earned it while in therapy for a running injury.

Maybe one day I'll teach that when I don't give a fuck anymore. I'm a renaissance retard.

>>1102095
Really? I dunno, I just sorta took them. I was almost done with it as I started grad school. It was my secret GAY life, but a fun hobby, and I've sold a few pieces through a gallery under a pseudonym.

I registered for them online once I registered for my grad courses with the adviser. I struggled between wanting to major in visual arts or something science-related until I decided to double major because I accumulated a fuckload of credits in both directions.

I'm also a certified yoga instructor for no reason.

So, what's some good light /sci/-related reading on astronomy/cosmology? One of my brothers has taken an interest in sciencefaggotry And I can't very well pile uni textbooks on a high school kid.

Might also be a good list for summer TAKE IT EASY reading.

SNO observations and neutrino oscillations are BULL SHIT!

Discuss . . .

Pix unrelated.