/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.4506659]

should i study chemistry? thats my question.

[Anonymous No.4506665]

i asked you something, /sci/

[Anonymous No.4506669]

chemistry is solved already

better to study something mysterious, like consciousness or string theory

if you want to make a living avoid the theoretical sciences and do anything applied; applied math, comp sci, engineering, finance, etc

[Anonymous No.4506670]

no

[Anonymous No.4506671]

good luck getting a job faggot

[Anonymous No.4506680]

>>4506669
thanks

i also like the idea of studying physics, maybe i should combine my interests and do something physico-chemical. i love to work theoretically

[Anonymous No.4506688]

>>4506669
>chemistry is solved already

[Anonymous No.4506690]

yes do it, it's a million times more interesting than physics and actually relevant to real life

[Anonymous No.4506691]

>>4506669

>chemistry is solved already

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[Anonymous No.4506694]

Well op I can tell you multiple things

I am doing chemistry right now
in both the sense that i am a chem/phys major/minor
and in the sense that i just cranked out a load of anal lab.

I can also tell you that right now there are jobs
and that chemistry is considerably more fun than say physics (i know minoring in it yada yada)

I can also tell you that friends of mine of the senior persuasion and of a chem degree (or biochem/molecbio) are all off to grad school or have jobs secured.

So clearly shit can be done with such a degree

also o-chem is fun as hell, so regardless of major minor in chem so you can take that

[Anonymous No.4506770]

>>4506694
thanks. i'll do it

[Anonymous No.4506794]

>>4506770
do what now?

[Anonymous No.4506836]

>>4506694

Yes but most of the analytical chemistry relies heavily on physics. All the methods in the lab