/sci/ - Science & Math

>>8306365
Thanks, glad my brand of autism fits in around here

Any other /sci/entists using Tinder? Any stories?

I spent a year working for Google - using a photo of myself as a Google employee as my first pic gets me way hotter women than I have any right to be dating. In fact, no less than two women have told me they only dated me because I was a Google employee.

dm;hs but still feelsbadman

It's a shame that there's no natural, inexpensive way to somehow 'sink' atmospheric carbon by using it to grow solid matter.

>>8279288
Just be thankful that you get the ability to realize it's meaningless and you weren't one of the trillions of babies that died before sanitation became a thing. And that you were not born retarded. And that you aren't stuck in ethiopia with flies crawling on your eyeballs.

But yeah, there's nothing else to it. Blame philiosophers for being wrong about that.

Shit sucks but what can ya do

I'm a bit curious as well about how /sci/ bros into calculus.

My masters thesis topic pivoted from being about plant ecology (lame/boring) to focusing on physics modelling (interesting/based) which I'm keeping my head above water on, even though I've never taken a physics class and I barely squeaked through Calc 2 (~7 years ago when I was a dumb nihilistic kid - I'd do much better now that I actually care about learning).

I could really use some kind of thoroughly distilled undergrad-level primer book to drill the basics of this stuff into my head.