/sci/ - Science & Math

I never Dunning-Kruger since I'm not a brainlet.

>>9864212
>Dunning-Kruger effect aka nobody can ever know they're too unqualified on a subject so we shouldn't say anything at all

>>9864212
Meta

i don't know anything anyways despite how many years i sacrifice, so it doesn't apply

>>9864204
>Dunning-Kruger effect
not science or math

>>9864225
All mathematicians are wrong and "educated stupid". They are unable to understand the reality that earth consists of four simultaneous days in one 24 hour period, and that -1 * -1 = -1.

>>9864204
Thought I could become a Software engineer
Became a Civil engineer
Programming is a lot duller then I thought

Physics came easily to me when I was young, but when I pursued it in college, I quickly flunked out and couldn’t wrap my head around anything.
When I was young, medicine and biology blew my little fuckin mind, and now I’m in medicine and thriving.

Feels bad man.

>>9864204
I used to think that niggers were really stupid humans, but recently discovered that under certain classifications they could be considered a different species entirely.

I now think that Niggers are the average of their own species while there are of course some outliers we can call "blacks," in the same way Koko the gorilla was an outlier.

>>9865369
that image is fucking retard, 1 times 1 means, literally there is only ONE THING, or ONE VALUE. Think of it as an x/y table, there is 1 x 1 means there is only one entry in the table. Thus, 1 x 1 = 1

>>9864212
based yet cringepilled

During my first year of high school I was the dumb kid that thought he had a good chance of getting into an ivy league university. There wasn't any real reason for believing that was possible. Realized after the first semester I wasn't even close, just deluded. Didn't help when my parents and past educators enforced that naive goal so often.