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PhD in mathematics
any high school you want
30k starting

Physics.
Only issue is everyone will loathe you for being better than them.

'Nuff said.

PhD in Physics
Work for CERN
Meet Gordon Freeman

If you're planning to do something applied, anything, no matter how soul-crushing, will do. If you want to do research, for the love of God pick something you're passionate about.

PhD in mathematics
any girl you want
MIT starting

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>>1763671
I lost
>>1763683
Thanks for that
>>1763691
Good point

Is there any way to gauge the difficulty of learning one science over another? As in would learning chemistry be harder then learning biology or physics?

Ph.D. in chemistry
>>1763335

>>1763699

Physics is harder than chemistry is harder than biology. Of course that's a sweeping generalization but there you go.

>>1763692
Its like a harem, I bet they act like the wimins in one of my japanese anime's.

So moe! Uguuu~~~

>>1763725
Interesting.
How would astronomy fit in?

>>1763725
This is not correct. It's a different kind of hard, and it depends on what kind of biology you go into. If you go into medical biology, it's "hard" as in you memorize a thousand terms per week.

If you go into biochem or molecular biology, differentiating from chemistry's difficulty becomes difficult because it's almost all chemistry.

Do whatever you are interested in, man. If you pick something just because people say it is the "best" and you don't really have a passion in it, you will probably do average, in both school and as a professional.

That said, Physics is the master science. If you pick anything else you are a fag.

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