/sci/ - Science & Math

>Do you think of yourself as someone who loves science?
I fucking love science.

>How much time do you spend studying, reading about or doing science?
I spend a few hours on /sci/ every day.

>How many books are there in your shelf?
One: the phone book

>How many of them did you actually read?
I did not read it.

>What was the last thing you have learned?
I learned that I cannot even know that I cannot know nuthin.

>What do you want to learn or research next?
triple integrals

>When will you start?
after the singularity

>>6090411
/sci/ in a nutshell

>Do you think of yourself as someone who loves science?
I like it.

>How much time do you spend studying, reading about or doing science?
Browsing /sci/ every once in a while.

>How many books are there in your shelf? How many of them did you actually read?
My bookshelf only has manga on it. I've read almost all of it.

>What was the last thing you have learned?
The boiling point of water.

>What do you want to learn or research next? When will you start?
I want to learn a programming language.

>>6089810
>Do you think of yourself as someone who loves science?
I love my field, I don't know enough about others to say if I love them

>How much time do you spend studying, reading about or doing science?
A lage portion of my day since I'm doing a degree

>How many books are there in your shelf? How many of them did you actually read?
13 on the shelf though I've got loads more packed away. I've read them all to some degree, might have just scanned some.

>What was the last thing you have learned?
That Gymnosperms aren't a monophyletic group which I'd always thought to be the case.

>What do you want to learn or research next? When will you start?
I'm doing it right now, I'm reading through Plant Systematics by Walter Judd et al.

>>6090421
>The boiling point of water.
Do tell

>Do you think of yourself as someone who loves science?
yup

>How much time do you spend studying, reading about or doing science?
I pay money to study physics at a private university, so yeah. get jealous.

>How many books are there in your shelf?
physical data
2013

>How many of them did you actually read?
I have a lot of unread books

>What was the last thing you have learned?
that it it always comes down to newtons laws

>>6089810
>Do you think of yourself as someone who loves science?
I want to make love to it's arsehole.

>How much time do you spend studying, reading about or doing science?
about 2-3 hours a day.

>How many books are there in your shelf? How many of them did you actually read?
Not sure, maybe 100. Most of them are textbooks, you have to be an autistic to read them all fully.

What was the last thing you have learned?
<search string>.find(<target string>, <number>) -> finds first target string at location on or after number.

>What do you want to learn or research next?
More python.

>When will you start?
When I got bored posting on /sci/

>Do you think of yourself as someone who loves science?
Me and Science have had a falling out over the past few years

>How much time do you spend studying, reading about or doing science?
Does engineering count as science? If so all day, every day unfortunately

>How many books are there in your shelf? How many of them did you actually read?
40 science/engineering books, 30 other books and an encyclopedia set . Read all but the encyclopedias

>What was the last thing you have learned?
Thai green curry gives me diarreha

>What do you want to learn or research next? When will you start?
Either obtain my Masters or continue my research in construction optimisation practices

>>6089810
Stfu op. I only.yuse skience to bang yur mum

>>6089810
>Do you think of yourself as someone who loves science?
No, I simply respect it, because of it's practical applications and more down to earth nature.

>How much time do you spend studying, reading about or doing science?
What kind of freak honestly keeps track of shit like this? If I need to or feel the desire to do so, I will. On average, I would say not a lot.

>How many books are there in your shelf?
Two bags of textbooks, two of which are bricks you could murder someone with, if they had a hard cover.

>How many of them did you actually read?
No one in their right mind reads a textbook cover to cover. That said, I have done that with three, so you know what this implies. It wasn't the bricks, though, like most of the rest in the bags, I've only read certain parts I thought were crucial.

>What was the last thing you have learned?
At first, I thought it was something about radial heat exchangers in air vents, but then I paused. I remembered that u cannot kno nuthin, so I ain't learned shit really.

>What do you want to learn or research next?
How to into modeling thermodynamic processes.

>When will you start?
When I feel like it.

>>6089810
>Do you think of yourself as someone who loves science?
Yeah
>How much time do you spend studying, reading about or doing science?
When I was a kid I use to do a lot of science. I was homeschooled and they would send me a shit ton of stuff for chemistry (wayyy to many) and I made a couple small bombs out of them. Put them into a dead fish or frog. Studying, well I'm back in college so a fucking lot. Reading, I love reading Biology books and papers. I fucking love Biology with all of my heart.
>How many books are there in your shelf?
I use to have hundreds but they all got ruined in a flood, except for 4 Biology books.
>How many of them did you actually read?
Mostly all of them, if I didn't read them I read some and just browsed through em
What was the last thing you have learned?
How to grow marijuana and how to build an inside grow room
What do you want to learn or research next?
I'm currently learning computer science because it's cool as fuck.
When will you start?
4 weeks ago; I know HTML, CSS, and a little JS.