/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.5309903]

what does the world look like through a scientist's eyes?

[Anonymous No.5309916]

Questions and answers.

[Anonymous No.5309922]

>>5309903
a cold and bitter place without any hope of ever getting a gf

[Anonymous No.5309924]

Very interesting. I'm a Senior in high school, I took Physics last year and am taking the AP course this year while taking an Engineering class sponsored by our local college (which shall not be named). Ever since I've been introduced to the class, the world has changed. Even driving down the street I see so many things that make me wonder.

The world of science is very fun and interesting. The world looks completely different. It explains everything around us. Science is AWESOME!

[Anonymous No.5309925]

[Anonymous No.5309931]

>>5309922
Senior again, I have a girlfriend...Quite cute and very fun.

[Anonymous No.5309938]

Same as for everyone else.

Just instead of day dreaming about who will win X-factor or what to make for dinner we daydream about whatever our area of interest.

That and if we see or find something and don't understand how it works we have to figure it out.

That's what it's like for me anyway, I assume that's what most other scientists and future scientists are like.

[Anonymous No.5309940]

>no gf
>facts
>over thinking pretty much everything

>>5309925
10/10 would why.jpeg.tiff

[Anonymous No.5309957]

Bizarre.

[Anonymous No.5309966]

>>5309903
11-dimensional

[Anonymous No.5309973]

[Anonymous No.5309985]

I approach everything as qualia, that's the key of sciencery