/sci/ - Science & Math

>be in engineering
>writing chem midterm
>going fine, know all the theory and math
>Last page: "What is a bimolecular reaction?" and a follow up question worth 3% of my final course mark
>mfw

All I'm saying is that after learning what "bimolecular reaction" means on my phone five minutes after the test (and fist pumping upon realizing my guess was fairly accurate) I knew exactly as much about chemistry as I did before. All I learned was the definition of some word, dictated by some guy, which some professor decided undergrads should have to memorize in order to get into med school to promptly forget everything they learned except what they need to know to make 300K starting.

tl;dr Chemistry confirmed for mid tier.

LOL THIS SHIT AIN'T EVIDENCE YO


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>>2571922

>mfw when people think "rare earth minerals" has anything to do with scarcity.