/sci/ - Science & Math

>>14535472

No because I took long break in between to fuck foreign women

>>14535472
Since the alternative to a jew job is a wagie cagie, no, I do not.

>>14535472
It helps to study what youre been interested in since you were a kid. That way youll actually use your degree and actually work in the field AND actually be able to be of advancement in it.

I cannot understand people who chose a field while filling out the paperwork and hoping youll enjoy years of school on it.

Yes. I literaaly would have been better off working at Arby's
t. mech eng and accounting

i regret it so bad. 1 subject left to graduate that i don't study. i should have joined the army, anon

>>14535539
i did. still doesn't retract from the fact that my life has been a blur

>>14535472
i regret not having crossdressed enough.
>women get to dress like this whenever they like. you don't.

no

because i live in the third world and don't have the privilege of living decently without a degree, i barely make by with it as an engineer. I can't imagine life as something else

I didn't get a degree and I work at a faggot university but in a based job

>>14535472
meh, it allowed me to get a comfy job, could be worse
being a wagie sucks overall but at least I can buy whatever I want

>>14535472
i studied what i loved for free and am now a NEET studying some more. i regret nothing.

as opposed to what? playing overwatch?

>>14535472
I’m trying my hardest to finish college and get a job I’ll hate just because I’ve lost all interest in everything except a girl I met online and now I feel like I’m playing a video game to beat all the missions and win over the princess. Yes it’s sad I know but it’s the only thing keeping me going

As long as you haven't learned college-level math, you will never be a real man. Men are characterized by having better quantitative skills. Even STEM women are more man than you!

>>14535472
No. Both of my parents are immigrants, and they had a particularly rough time setting themselves up here in America when they came. My dad worked a factory job, but he soon developed an addiction to heroin and consequently walked out on my mother and I. I couldn't find a proper father figure growing up, and my mother was constantly working, so most of the advice I got were from my friends, who were juveniles and had similar circumstances as mine. We would commit petty crimes, vandalize, and skip class to do drugs. This was in middle school mind you. It wasn't until I got to high school that the AP calculus teacher noticed I wasn't just a typical burn-out as evident by my ability to perform well even if my academic record was a little shoddy and sporadic. He encouraged me to join my school's cross country team and get to know some of the people from that club, which segued into me joining the robotics team, which I became the captain of my senior year, and the mathematics club (my school had one shockingly). He was also a die-hard Catholic, and he had a religious club he'd host after school on some days that I'd drop by to, and we'd study the Bible. We developed a very personal relationship, and he'd often stay after school well into the evening to chat with me and help me with my homework. It proved to be a very, very, very difficult time for me, but he helped me develop an immaculate work ethic and helped me better define my goals and what I want in my life than anyone else, which got me into a great college, and I even did pretty well on the Putnam competition (although I wasn't a top scorer by any means) thanks to his encouragement. I've since graduated with a PhD in computational science and engineering with two bachelors in mathematics and computer science under my belt. I did some work for the Beijing Genomics Institute and Fermilab, which I loved, and now I'm currently doing some work for a quantitative hedge fund in Chicago.

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>>14536032
Are you a slav? Polish?

>>14536032
I can still remember having an LSD trip when I was about 14 and grimly considered ending my life. I thought I would've grown up to be the kind of person my dad was unless I hadn't died from doing something stupid. I've since forgave my parents, but my father sadly passed away before I was in the right place to do so. I'm married to great person and hoping to get pregnant soon. I still have a wonderful relationship with my teacher, who has since retired. We play board games and have barbecues from time to time. Without him, I very well could've went down a dark path with an early death waiting at the end. I can't re-pay him enough for his acceptance and willingness to guide me through the trials of life.

>>14536035
Yes. Both of my parents are Polish. Chicago has huge Polish population as you probably know.

i majored in philosophy and psychology
now i spent most my nights doing absolutley nothing then getting traumatized by it

>>14536032
How does one develop an immaculate work ethic and make it as a mathlet without a good parental figure

>>14535472
I regret wasting my youth playing world of warcraft

>>14535472
I went to an ag school for wildlife science. All I did has a teen was play soccer, smoke pot, and browse 4chan.

>>14536045
>>14536032
congratulations anon, you are one of the last people to achieve the american dream before the dream is over

>>14535472
shill promotes joos scapegoat, it's not science

>>14536211
>the jew cries out in pain as he strikes you

>>14536222
joo shat your pants, again

>>14536211

>>14536260
I realized shilling joos as scapegoat was official CIA policy a few years ago, until then I thought you are just retards

>>14535472
I regret not being born into rich family or winning some type of lottery early in my youth and because of that having to go to university to get a degree in order to get a high paying job later in life.

>>14535472
funny, my comments about blaming joos for everything were removed. ministry of truth on the watch, jannies glow

>>14535472
> Did a BS in Computer Science from a state University
> Got an Internship and Job, at a company in my home town, living with parents.
> Work for 3 years, build a portfolio, gain Certifications and Experience
> Get a Data Engineer role at a Big Tech Company
> Earning 6 fig in a moderately expensive town
> literally no debt

Life's good

>>14535472
no im not an engineer