/sci/ - Science & Math

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>>10899386
I'm ironically more interested in business/finance/investing than I am science at this point. I can't wait to finish my undergrad, buy my first house, then start grad school to milk student loans. I'll rent out the rooms in my house to other grad students, it will be glorious and I will keep buying up more houses. I'll eventually have enough passive income to not even need to work after I finish grad school, so that I can just take classes at a community college to keep deferring my student loan bubble.

I'm interested in Logic, Number theory, Proof theory and to a certain degree Probability theory.
I'm a physics major.
Using the common division, Algebra, Analysis and Geometry/Topology. Would Algebra be the right way to go?

I hear thorium reactors are a much safer alternative than the traditional uranium powered reactors

>>7347876
Dunno, maybe not right away. My guess is that we are sucked in like a vacuum to wherever the worm hole takes us. An instanteous travel would be unnoticed, while a not so instant one could emulate what it would look like traveling in a sci-fi spaceship. If it happens to be in front of a star, well tough.
There'd be little time for screams, and we'd be dead within the hour. Venus zone, we would all be burnt like a lobster boiling in the cauldron. Painful. Anywhere else not in the Goldilocks zone and Earth's water and global temperature will be beyond the freezing point rendering in the next Hoth, or perhaps a new museum to display our frozen corpses....