Never, ever teach.

[Anonymous No.11420569]

Do you really think the answer to creating sustainable energy is by creating super expensive, super hot and dense plasmas?
Personally, I think there is a trick out there in materials science. Maybe its element 115.
Anyway, never teach k-12. It will turn you into a substance abuser from the unbearable burden on your social and and empathetic capacity. Teaching is for aspiring coaches not aspiring scientists.

[Anonymous No.11420579]

>>11420569
the energy gain from fusion is fucking insane. Unfortunately, the best way to harness it might be to just use the giant fusion reactor in the sky 8 light minutes away

[Anonymous No.11420596]

>>11420569
no i don wan zambies tho

[Anonymous No.11420612]

>>11420569
What about teaching uni

[Anonymous No.11420619]

>>11420612
why the fuck would you want to babysit adults whose parents failed them? i mean shit, it's 1 thing to babysit k-12 liek OP stated but holy fuck, having to bear witness to adult children with no fucking perception of reality? fuck that

[Anonymous No.11420628]

>>11420619
>Why
Get paid to do relatively little work. As a math teacher I don't think I'd have to do much babysitting

[Anonymous No.11420650]

>>11420612
>>11420619
Teaching Uni may seem enticing. But what really satisfies is exchanging ideas with equally qualified enthusiasts. However, many scientists just consider it a job.

[Anonymous No.11420767]

>>11420569
fuck off schizo, your failure at life is not our fault

[Anonymous No.11420821]

>>11420767
I'm not schizo. I've already figured out how I'm changing my career and I'm quitting alcohol.

[Anonymous No.11420827]

>>11420821
What made you think that teaching was a good idea when you are a clearly autistic and obsessive compulsive king, not a nursemaid?

[Anonymous No.11420846]

Roommate teaches 6th graders, he drinks like two beers a week.

[Anonymous No.11420853]

>>11420827
I have a regressive love for the fundamentals and thought it would be rewarding to share it with teenagers. There is no reward. With my tail between my legs I applied for PhD programs. I don't even want to T.A. for undergrad labs anymore.

[Anonymous No.11420937]

>>11420853
Poor bastard.
You played right into (((their))) hand and now you are bent over the barrel.
Should have listened to uncle ted.

[Anonymous No.11421031]

>>11420569
You have t HF e wrong personality, I personally love teaching but it's because it's a fun job which allows me to be kind and patient with others

[Anonymous No.11421086]

>>11420821
lol r u gettin urself a sugar momma

[Anonymous No.11421903]

>>11420821
he cute

[Anonymous No.11421945]

>>11420853
I'm doing my PhD is [insert memeiest organic chemistry topic] chemistry and I love teaching, actively attend teaching seminars and open myself up to learn from everyone else. I do so well at undergraduate teaching that my professor delegates his classes to me, the students like my style, and I even get an extra stipend from random funding because my professor is happy to teach less and have the availability for travel/research etc. and I get a free pass most of the time, with respect to my research duties.

If you truly want to teach then consider attending courses to become a better educator. If you hold the belief that you're there simply to babysit students, then 1) you're not cut out for teaching, 2) you have crappy demeanor and/or shitty interpersonal skills and 3) take yourself too seriously. In other words lol ur a faggot

You can improve on all your deficiencies by actively learning from other people (i.e. students, other professors, colleagues, special courses).

Good luck

[Anonymous No.11421991]

>>11420579
That thing sucks where i live, we have way more cloudy days than sunny...