/sci/ - Science & Math

So when spaceflight become commonplace and we start having to discuss the many moons as part of our day to day language, can we finally rename our moon away from "Moon" in English? Just have it named Luna, it's a much more beautiful name.

>>11777296
became an avid mathematician like three months ago and I can't stop. I stopped watching tv and I don't spend much time on Reddit anymore.

Here's how I did it.

-Remember the average person solves like zero math problems a year. If you solve 5 problems a day, you are 5 problems above the average person

-Don't force yourself to make proofs. Commit to solving 5 problems a day. I swear after three days you'll feel like solving more and after a month or so you should be solving 50-100 problems a day for pleasure

-Read various books on topic at the same time. When I grab a difficult proof or one that makes me sleepy I grab another and switch. This should refresh your head. Keep them thematically different. I study physics and math.

-It isn't a race. Studying slowly won't make you sleepy that fast. Try to acknowledge what subjects are for you to go through fast and which aren't.

-Buy the physical copies. When you get the books from your own money you'll feel the need to read them to avoid the feel of wasting your money.

-Start with topics highly discussed here so you feel motivated to discuss.