/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10443226
Focus on finishing your undergrad before thinking you're above practical applications

Pic related is one ugly mother fucker
I don't understand where the meme that the exceptionally intelligent are also exceptionally physically attractive comes from.

Chads go to media and economics not STEM

>>9508739
>A loud and sociable character, he sometimes annoyed colleagues, including Einstein, with his habit of blasting German marching music on his office gramophone

>mfw brainlets try to deny quantum consciousness

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Von_Neumann%E2%80%93Wigner_interpretation

John von Mememann

So when it comes to Von Neumann we are indeed dealing with an unparalleled intellect. He was smarter and more gifted than Einstein, or Newton, or Gauss or Euler.

We can also say that he was working in subjects that demanded much more brilliance than the ones where Shakespeare, Mozart, Bach and Michelangelo made their achievements (perhaps Neumann could do what they did if he put his mind to it, only he did not had the interest).

This is the most shining example of human intelligence ever.

What is it like being a PhD in physics?

Are there a lot of good job opportunities? Isn't it insanely hard to do a Physics PhD?
Do you ever wish you'd majored in Math instead?
Are there actually relevant results in physics currently being published by physicists these days?

t. clueless guy with an MS in Math

Ayyy it's me Johnny. Just here to remind you that no matter how hard you try you'll never surpass a natural genius.

> 10+ posts
> don't see this guy

>>8570181
Why are you even on a science board if you're so rabidly anti-semitic?

How do I into von Neumann mode? I already got the overeating habit covered