/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9228423
>g=10

>>9041778

>"There's our brilliant son! Come, sit down, you won't believe what those brainlet engineers lost this time!"
>He laughs heartily
>My lips quiver and I say nothing, standing in front of the table
>The smile fades from his face. My mother puts down the Book
>I... Mom, dad... I've picked a major
>"Well that's fantastic! What are you going to specialize in? Field theory? Algebraic geometry? Just don't tell me you're going to waste your time as some kind of analyst!"
>Fear grips me and I begin to mumble
>"Well... Not exactly... I've... Declared as an... Electrical engineer"
>The room goes dead silent
>My mother drops the book as my father's eyes widen
>He stands up and looks me in the eye
>"Get out"
>"B-but dad... This is who I am. We engineers do some very difficult and relevant mathematics! There was a thread ab-"
>"OUT"
>Mother is wailing, asking God where she went wrong. She blames herself. Tears well up in my eyes as I slowly back out of the room
>As I take my leave I hear my father consoling her, telling her this sort of thing is genetic and no amount of readings in topology would have fixed me
>I call my boyfriend and ask if I can stay with him for a while, and promise to suck his cock every night in exchange

>>9027273

>>8896645
i..is this a big issue senpai? I just bought an 80 book for like $3, and was kinda excited

>doesn't know about the no hw rule

Even if we did want to NOT ignore you, its a braonlet question anyway

ITT: Good books to expand general scientific knowledge/comprehension. All fields welcome

>>8861625
Bump

>>8861213
Jeebus, is there a meme list of that list? Cause
>>8861213
damn son that's a lot of books just for EE

>>8848750
>i thought this was a /pol/ post till i looked it up...

Looks hard if you've never seen analysis before, but should be doable if you're not a brainlet.

It also looks like an excellent choice if you're physics oriented.

Which one should I take, /sci/?

https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/mathematics/18-01-single-variable-calculus-fall-2006/

or
https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/mathematics/18-01sc-single-variable-calculus-fall-2010/

>>8791610
No

ITT: Dumb pseudo-science terms that let you know someone is a brainlet.

I'll start.

>internet of things

>>8685595
This is the best one I think.

>>8682628