/sci/ - Science & Math

>start a PhD in quantum computing in 2014
>it's an obscure field that nobody gives a shit about, I only did it because I liked the math behind it and pretty much the only career prospect I had was academic faculty
>fast forward to 2020
>billion-dollar investments from Google, Microsoft, IBM, Alibaba, Baidu etc, designated as a priority research area by POTUS with a dedicated office established by the White House, startups popping up everywhere
>fucking jobs out the ass everywhere because there are not enough people educated in the field so the demand is enormous, can literally pick and choose offers from top companies and startups
>graduated 2 years ago but I still stay in academia because autism

>>11269880
the effects of too much d3 is still better than not having enough of it, so I wouldn't worry.

>merging singularities

Brainlet here, why are GPAs out of 4 or 4.5 when courses are graded out of 100?