/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.11704204]

what is the most red-pilled master's degree?

[Anonymous No.11704207]

Petroleum engineering or womens studies

[Anonymous No.11704214]

>>11704204
business management

[Anonymous No.11704228]

I happen to have a master's degree in basing and redpilling, and I can tell you without a shred of doubt that the most red-pilled degree is applied maths.

[Anonymous No.11704252]

>>11704204
Law school

[Anonymous No.11704260]

>>11704204
Management

[Anonymous No.11704519]

>>11704252
>>11704260

brb let me put on a suit and dedicate my life to some shit humans made up

have some pride holy shit

[Anonymous No.11704541]

>>11704204
north korean phd in chemical weapons

[Anonymous No.11704676]

>>11704519
Law is about as made up as maths and physics. Legal principles and systems are almost entirely modeled around ethics and socio-economic developments, all of which simply exist. It's not the legislator who invents them, but the people who naturally behave in a manner that makes it necessary to push limitations of their freedoms to provide a habitable environment free of anarchy. Jurisprudence is way above your paygrade. Get back in the tub and allow the machines to harvest your energy instead.

[Anonymous No.11704694]

>>11704676
(Not him)
How much did you dive into ethics?
What literature did you read on it?

[Anonymous No.11704777]

>>11704204
by red pilled do you mean drooling retard /pol/ redpill or just "the actual truth" redpill?
Business for the former, and physics for the latter

[Anonymous No.11704785]

>>11704204
The answer is always philosophy or history, but that leads to uncomfortable answers so just pick a STEM degree and try not to think too hard.

[Anonymous No.11704802]

>>11704228
applied maths is followed by applied unemployment

[Anonymous No.11705216]

>>11704204
the answer is pure mathematics.

[Anonymous No.11705218]

Literally pharmacy.

[Anonymous No.11705219]

>>11704204
law, mathematics, physics, alchemy, medicine. everything else is cringe.

[Anonymous No.11705222]

>>11704204
Puppetry.

[Anonymous No.11705371]

>>11704204
masters of surgery

[Anonymous No.11705386]

Soon enough, aerospace engineering and other closely related fields.

[Anonymous No.11705403]

>>11704204
robotics

[Anonymous No.11706108]

>>11704676
mfw I cross state bounds causing the derivative of x^2 to change

[Anonymous No.11706149]

>>11704676
t. Seething law student

[Anonymous No.11706151]

>>11704204
Unironically JD degree
I'm not a lawyer, but patent trolling pays megabux and you don't have to worry about getting your biz corona'd

[Anonymous No.11706152]

>>11704785
Neurobiology.

[Anonymous No.11706203]

>>11704204

that which is never attempted by the person who understands that life is vanity and everyone dies within a few decades on the outside.

[Anonymous No.11706401]

>>11706151
Patent lawyers don't get JD. They aren't even really lawyers, Anon.

[Anonymous No.11706406]

>>11704676
>Legal principles and systems are almost entirely modeled around ethics and socio-economic developments, all of which simply exist.
Gross oversimplification.

[Anonymous No.11706611]

>>11706401
We call it "patent attorney" and they have legal studies and the bar exam. If you only have the USPTO exam you are a patent agent - in the US.
Other countries have different rules.
Usually you start with a master's degree in a technical field, many also have a PhD.

[Anonymous No.11706618]

>>11706203
Now what?

[Anonymous No.11706766]

>>11704676
sounds cool, but it was under my impression that all lawyers do is memorize laws, and then find loopholes in the wording and shit

[Anonymous No.11706781]

>>11706766
I legit don't know what else they do aside from come up with arguments over stuff like this and write up summaries of evidence for their shit.

[Anonymous No.11706790]

>>11704204
Masters in hitlerology

[Anonymous No.11706806]

>>11704204
if you want to find a job, none in stem for sure

[Anonymous No.11706814]

>>11706766
>>11706781
Patent attorney here, though not a US one.
Unless you are defending clients in criminal cases you do a let of preparations to avoid court and other conflicts, especially in business and IPR law.
- advice clients on IPR strategy
- analyse potentials for conflicts, and advice accordingly (IPR insurance etc)
- draft and prosecute patent applications - a major part of the workload of a patent attorney
- analyse possible infringement cases and handle accordingly
Mostly we prefer NOT to take conflicts to court, it is costly, time consuming and causes a lot of all round noise. After all it is best not to burn bridges if you plan for an out of court settlement.

If there is a conflict and litigation is unavoidable you spend a lot of time preparing, analysing applicable laws and regulations, relevant case law and the profiles of the members of whatever panel will decide. There are huge databases on all this, and much you are expected to know.
The public secret is that lawmakers care little about IPR and Supreme courts in many countries are not really familiar with IPR so you get a lot of changes in laws, regulations and current practice you are supposed to stay abreast with. That part really sucks up a lot of time and is not billable time. Much of what we do is not visible to the general public and few are interested either.

[Anonymous No.11706815]

Pure Mathematics

[Anonymous No.11706817]

>>11706815
more like pure unemployment lol

[Anonymous No.11706825]

>>11706814
ok monkey, you can go play with your funny societal laws someplace else
>noo yu cant do that!!
>yes you can do that!!!!!
>nooooo you cant!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
>nooo it says here you can!!!!!!!!!!!!
>but it says here you cant!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! mr judge may i leave please, i just shat my pants

[Anonymous No.11707121]

>>11706825
>funny societal laws
We never made the laws, the guys you elected did that.

[Anonymous No.11707122]

>>11704802
Thank anon, I actually lol'd

[Anonymous No.11707218]

>>11704204
Clinical psychology

[Anonymous No.11707483]

>>11704676
laws are stupid and retarded. they are the retard’s attempt at axiomatic approach to human behavior.

[Anonymous No.11707487]

>>11707218
field for women

[Anonymous No.11707504]

>>11706108
taking derivatives literally relies on a workaround that humans invented to avoid logical inconsistency and it might work out under our set of axioms consistently but this is because we have chosen our axioms in such a way that it does, make no mistake about it, math is cultural, not logical

[Anonymous No.11707711]

>>11706611
I've heard some firms will pay for their PhD holding agents to go to part time law school. How shitty is working as an agent full time and going to law school part time?

>t phd student curious about selling out to patent law

[Anonymous No.11707837]

>>11705403
>uncannyfag
>not wanting irl cute bonkle gf
Gross.

[Anonymous No.11707963]

>>11707504
brainlet

[Anonymous No.11709264]

>>11707487
Only if you want it to be

[Anonymous No.11709271]

>>11704204
The answer is and always will be
>Build a business

"Jobs" are for absolute cucks.

[Anonymous No.11709327]

>>11707711
I know a lot of patent attorneys working in-house at Qualcomm started in technical jobs and did patent and legal studies to become patent attorneys or agents. I don't know the details but I assume it is a lot of hard work. And since they stay on at Qualcomm I guess they find it was worth it.
Qualcomm has a large in-house patents department and their applications are well drafted.

[Anonymous No.11709351]

>>11705403
For some reason this gives me the same feeling whenever I see a Transexual.

[Anonymous No.11709355]

>>11709264
>Using Jordan "Wash your penis Goyim" Peterson as a good male figure