/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15817758
>. If your IQ is between 115 to 130 you have to actively make bad decisions to not accidentally end up being rich and successful in life,
I feel personally attacked.

t. have been pursuing a bachelor's on and off for almost a decade, all of my grades are either A or F where I either breeze through the course or just nope out and never go back

I started writing a loosely autobiographical book to detail how much my parents hate me but I dropped it halfway through.

Maybe the korean team just had a structural fluke that happened to work, and the MIT guys heading over will be able to work out why their sample is different to all of the reproductions and then we can reproduce that instead

>>11664889
>45-60 seconds per side
>there are only 10^47.4842761274 sides to it
>easily doable
Well easy is really relative so.

>>11307235
ha-ha... this Gödel guy and his platonic ideas, so outdated and stupid... H-how could he think that, surely the world is just a bunch of billiard balls bouncing... Am I right guys?

>first month of calculus
>first exercise problems
>managed to cross exactly 1 of 6
Lads, it's not looking bright for me. It's just sequences, but somehow I'm still getting fucked. I'm looking up solutions in the student wiki, but I can't even understand most of them. What are some good resources for even an absolute brainlet to get through this? I know know quite a lot of people had to repeat this course, and I don't want to get filtered just yet.

If i had a congenital disorder that caused opioid system dysregulation. How would i be able to tell? Would i be able to get it treated?

How would i even get diagnosed?

>>10599044
>Tfw when I returned to (Anglican) church as an adult
>Get to see first hand that what the Trads say about it is totally true

>be me
>massive autistic nerd
>enroll in college for CS
>"at least in CS there are people interested in the same stuff as I am"
>study like a madman, do all my courses in minimum time
>graduate and enroll for a PhD
>work work work
>write and submit paper
>get accepted
>visit scientific conference for the first time
>"Alright anon... this is what you worked for. now is the time to shine and do some networking"
>go to welcome reception
>realize the years of hard work, studies and neglecting social skills have socially crippled me even further, now to a point that even at a STEM related event I'm too autistic to engage in conversation with strangers
>stuff some shrimps in my mouth and go back to room to work on next paper

Huh...
How common do you think this is?

>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3Xv_g3g-mA
>loneliness is twice as deadly as obesity and as deadly as a pack of cigarettes

uh-oh

>>10388299
>>10388287
so if I get a masters in AI i'll be okay?

at what age do you achieve peak skill in a field?

>major in math
>sometimes forget how to do simple things like multiplication
why does this happen? for some reason the simple things seem subjectively difficult for no reason meanwhile you can do much more advanced things

>always used to hate when a proof book puts "proof: think"
>noticed I sometimes put "proof: think" when copying class notes the prof write
>sometimes I stop my proofs halfway stating that the rest is trivial

when did you finally realize you were becoming a real mathematician?

How do we know that some animals don't have a prion disease? like what if 30 years from now there's mass deaths because somebody didn't notice the protiens

>>10313810

>>10299153
I really hope this is bait. You need an advisor, you've never written a paper nor have you done research independently. The purpose of a advisor is to guide and "mentor" you. You probably could write a research paper without an advisor but it will probably be of poor quality and the process will suck even more.

does studying the hard stuff ever become fun?

>tfw iq high enough to get degree
>but not high enough to do anything important

Cell Bio- 90%
Biochem- 73%
calculus- 60%
Psychology-97%
Global Health-100%

As you can see i can't math whatsoever.

>"God makes no mistakes"

>>10118478
"n-no" was my response in panic

guess it's back to burger flipping

>>10068005
>be me
>be engineering student
>be learning about eletromagnetism and all that stuff
>The teacher gives us the "three fingers" method
>At home
>Can't get any exercises right
>I'm always messing up signs
>after an hour it finally clicks
>I'm left handed
>mfw

>Proof. Trivial

>Spent 20 mins looking at paper and still don't understand

>>9938967
My only choice of jobs when I graduate will be blowjobs with my current GPA