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Dear /sci/

>Ph.D in Mathematics
>any job I want
>500k starting

>> No.4185584

>doint wat.
candyass

>> No.4185601

>gambling
>legal
>profitable

reality check, bro

>> No.4185631

>>4185601
I live in nevada. Gambling is legal here and it pays for about 40% of my education.

A few years back, there was a physicists convention in las vegas. The news papers the following week had the headlines "Physicist's convention in Vegas. City gets lowest take ever. Convention asked to not return."
OP's picture isn't terribly far from the truth. The house always time approaches infinity, but physicists are good at beating the Standard deviation and stopping when their random walk has reached its peak.

>> No.4185635

>>4185631
house always wins as time approaches infinity*

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4185645

>>4185601
>math enthusiast
>not living in Las Vegas
>2011

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4185857

this one also reminded me of you /sci/
especially when all those "post your grades" threads were full of
>implying you need to study to get an A
remarks.

sincerely, The man browsing SMBC

>> No.4185880

In New Jersey it's illegal for any casino to throw out a patron on the grounds of counting cards, Las Vegas does not have this protection.