/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.5173744]

Assuming your only objective was to learn and you had the money for it, would university / school be the best place.

[Carl No.5173751]

>>5173744
A good university gives you a good knowledge of the basics. You can't avoid reading books though.

[Anonymous No.5173783]

>>5173744
depends on what you were doing.

[Anonymous No.5173799]

>lowercase e for energy
>not using 0 subscript for rest energy

This is for you OP

[Anonymous No.5175897]

MIT

[Anonymous No.5175936]

>>5175897

[Anonymous No.5175941]

>>5173799
>not including momentum
I don't want to live anymore, pass that thing over this way.

[Anonymous No.5176287]

>>5173744
Haverford

[Anonymous No.5176377]

Almost ANY state school will do just fine.

[Anonymous No.5176380]

>>5173799

e instead of E is odd, but there are plenty of field theory texts that omit the 0 subscript.

[Anonymous No.5176393]

If you had the money for it, private tutelage is obviously a hundred times better than the one size fits all school system.

[Anonymous No.5176447]

Turns out all along Einstein was trying to draw a new kind of internet emote face.

Black chick with big lips and Elvis hair.


Einstein.. you so crazy...

[Anonymous No.5176547]

OP here, I didn't ask what school would be best, I asked if school in general would be best, rather than say the internet. On the one hand everyone has to learn at the same pace, but the other maybe the social aspect would inspire debate that you would have never thought of by yourself.

[Anonymous No.5176653]

Cambridge obviously.

[Anonymous No.5176676]

>>5176653
Cambridge... been here for about three weeks and already it has destroyed the love I held for my subject (maths)...

[Anonymous No.5176694]

>>5176653
>>5176676
I see your cumbridge and raise you an Oxford.