Virgin vs Chad

[Anonymous No.10681522]

[Anonymous No.10681526]

>>10681522
Too bad Chad won't have a job after graduation. Sucks, huh. I want to major in pure math but I'll probably end up working at Starbucks under some tranny freakazoid looking manager.

I was thinking either civil engineering, cyber security, architectural science or some meme trade

[Anonymous No.10681532]

Sir I think if you have learnt so much pure math, you would be very happy and would not bother working in Starbucks. If the point of studying in university is just to get a good job after then life is really miserable

[Anonymous No.10681537]

>>10681532
The reason people go to university is to get better qualifications to get a higher paying job. Unless you're loaded, there is no reason to go to university just to learn. Learning just for it's own sake is dumb and gay

[Anonymous No.10681543]

>>10681537
youre wortbless

[Anonymous No.10681550]

>>10681532

miserable is spending 40 years at a job you can't stand just because you had to study religion, liberal arts, music or n-dimensional geometry at university.

I get the appeal of math, I really do, but 3-5 yars of fun in uni is just not worth hating your job for 40 years.

[Anonymous No.10681576]

[Anonymous No.10681580]

>>10681537
>The reason people go to university is to get better qualifications to get a higher paying job
No wego nowadays for the certification modt colleges dont or cant teach for shit

[Anonymous No.10681583]

>>10681522

[Anonymous No.10681585]

>>10681526
>>10681532
>>10681537
cope

[Anonymous No.10681725]

>>10681522
>decimal places
>+C
>has a calculator
How is that a "pure" mathematician?

[Anonymous No.10681741]

>>10681532
Imagine having fun learning and using your degree to land a good and enjoyable job after, I know it sounds foreign to Americans, but here in Europe that is actually the case :)

t. Medfag

[Anonymous No.10681742]

>>10681741
Europfag here. Can confirm this is true

[Anonymous No.10681754]

>>10681725
>>decimal places
Since most of pure math is base independent, he might as well use decimal whenever he needs to look at specific numbers. And when he first looks at a specific number, you bet he looks closely.
>>+C
There's certain habits acquired from doing pure math.
>>has a calculator
Why wouldn't that be useful?

[Anonymous No.10681757]

>>10681725
the calculator is for coefficients

[Anonymous No.10681772]

>>10681754
>>10681757
>coefficients
>specific numbers
Usually there's letters, not numbers. And integrals are seldom single variable and computable. I haven't seen a +C since calc 1, and have only used a calculator in physics exams.

[Anonymous No.10681773]

Also integrals are usually definite (i.e. over an interval), so there's no +C

[Anonymous No.10681778]

>>10681741
>medicine
>enjoyable
Hahaha no
t. Medfag from europe

[Anonymous No.10681822]

>>10681772
>Usually there's letters, not numbers.
True, what I say does not contradict this. When mathematicians first work with numbers, they take it way too seriously.
>I haven't seen a +C since calc 1
I think this is more of a comparison of these people how they behaved in undergrad. And the +C becomes a metaphor for other similar habits that the soon-to-be pure mathematician will acquire.
>I have only used a calculator in physics exams.
Calculator is a metaphor for Mathematica, Maple, MATLAB, Sage etc. which is the calculators of our day.

[Anonymous No.10681824]

>>10681585
What does applied math have to do with opening umbrellas?

[Anonymous No.10681856]

>>10681824
Applied math instanciates abstractions. In a way this is like opening up and looking inside the umbrella that is the particular abstraction at hand.

[Anonymous No.10682974]

>>10681585
Name me a career that makes pure math worth it. Protip: you can't. You'll just end up working at starbucks

[Anonymous No.10682995]

>>10682974
>Name me a career that makes pure math worth it.
Mathematicians have a reputation for learning and usually turns out to be a great resource in just about any interdiciplinary project in the sciences. The situation is similar for industry. It's the best major for the thinking man. Of course brainlets do not know how to utilize the power of math. The people that belong in a math major tends to make their own way. It seems you do not have insight into this mindset at all. I think you are right in that pure math is not for you. You would end up at starbucks.

[Anonymous No.10682998]

learning fast*

[Anonymous No.10684505]

>>10681585
ftfy

[Anonymous No.10684519]

>>10684505
Heh

[Anonymous No.10684549]

no great mathematician really ever cared about the wealth that came with their success

[Anonymous No.10684561]

>>10681526
>The virgin jobseeker
>The Chad jobmaker