/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.5504245]

>Moleskine with graphing paper

Get on my fucking level

[Anonymous No.5504247]

quality post bro

[Anonymous No.5504250]

Also,

>blue Pilot 0.7 pens

[Anonymous No.5504253]

>>5504245
>still using paper.
>2013
What's the next regression you'll find fancy? Inkhorn with parchment? Papyrus and scribe? Stone tablets?

[Anonymous No.5504255]

>HAHAHAHAHAA FAGGOT.pdf

[Anonymous No.5504258]

>>5504245
>Using anything but moleskin blank

What kind of fucking notes do /you/ take, OP?

[Anonymous No.5504254]

Why do you need moleskin on your notebook

[Anonymous No.5504270]

>>5504250
>Pilot
>0.7
>not waterproof
>smears under highlighter
Never heard of the Signo, huh?

[Anonymous No.5504281]

I remember my Calculus teacher in high school once said, real mathematicians do their work on graphing paper.

Is this true... for all mathematics?

[Anonymous No.5504282]

>>5504270

Signo? Tell me more...

[Anonymous No.5504288]

>>5504253

[Anonymous No.5504289]

>>5504282
Uniball Signo DX 0.38. Best lines, best blue.

[Anonymous No.5504292]

>>5504281
>implying your calculus teacher knows fuck all about what read mathematicians do.

For one, they certainly don't waste their time worrying about what type of paper they're writing on.

[Anonymous No.5504298]

>>5504281
I'm not a "real mathematician" by any means, but I prefer using computation pads(or quadrille rule paper/graphing paper) for all math and science work.

[Anonymous No.5504300]

>>5504281
>implying your calculus teacher knows fuck all about what real mathematicians do.

For one, they certainly don't waste their time worrying about what type of paper they're writing on.

[Anonymous No.5504303]

>>5504292

He was a electrical engineer in Russia, before he moved to Canada. He is like 60+, just teaching to "pass time". I know those engineers can be stuck up, especially a Russian engineer aha.

He was a good teacher though, learnt many math practices from him.

[Anonymous No.5504346]

>>5504289
>0.38

Hmm, I just bought some 0.38 Pilots. I'm not sure how I feel about them yet, they're not as smooth as the 0.7s.

[Anonymous No.5504350]

>>5504270
>smears under highlighter
>highlighter
What are you retarded? Why write a lot of useless shit and then highlight what's important when you could just write what's important and buy stims for the money you save.

[Anonymous No.5504352]

>>5504346
I've tried the .38 G2 also. Scratches the paper, unlike the DX. Smooth as fuck. There's a .5 mm DX also.

[Anonymous No.5504354]

also piqued my interest with the signo, and it is well-reviewed on penaddict. i will check it out when i run out of v5 precise pens.

also i picked up a kuru toga at the recommendation of somebody here and it's quite nice. not as nice as my old rotring, but that thing really needs a repairing.

[Anonymous No.5504358]

>>5504350
I don't highlight, but it's still a significant con. Ink should be waterproof.

[Anonymous No.5504359]

>Using pens
>implying you don't make mistakes
If you have anything bad to say about this you clearly haven't used one.

[Anonymous No.5504366]

>>5504354
Using a Toga also. Dat line consistency during physics exams.

[Anonymous No.5504367]

>>5504359
What's this called?

[Anonymous No.5504371]

>>5504367
Rotring 600, only pencil you will ever need. They last forever if you take care of them

[Anonymous No.5504372]

>>5504367
rotring

[Anonymous No.5504386]

>>5504371

>>5504354
here

my dad finished his undergrad something like 30 years ago and was given a rotring pencil as a graduation present. i still use it today, although it can be a bit finicky it still writes fine. i am thinking of contacting rotring customer support to see if they will offer to repair or replace it.

[Anonymous No.5504403]

>>5504371
>Rotring 600, only pencil you will ever need. They last forever if you take care of them

Or you can get a pack of 100 crappy mechanical pencils for $5 and not give a fuck if you lose them.

[Anonymous No.5504521]

>>5504245
Math major here. I do use moleskin notebooks with graph paper to take my math notes, simply because otherwise I'm too tempted to rip pages out to use as scratch work paper, and I tend to use enough that I wind up with notebooks that don't have enough paper by the end of the semester. I use blue R.S.V.P. pens though

[transfer studen from No.5504547]

>>5504403
look at this fucking pleb, look at him

[Anonymous No.5504577]

>>5504547

Pleb is caring about a fucking pencil instead of what you write with it.

[Anonymous No.5504588]

>>5504403

Let me guess, this is also your paper of choice?

[Anonymous No.5504592]

>>5504577
wow someone is mad they can't have either.
pleb.

[Anonymous No.5504601]

>>5504577
>>5504547
TUL master race reporting. Cheap, but not too cheap. Quality, but not too quality.

[Anonymous No.5504602]

>>5504592
ITT: plebpleb pleb pleb pleb

[Anonymous No.5504621]

>>5504521
to remedy this i started carrying around a small 11x14" whiteboard in my backpack that i use for rough work on problem sets/assignments

[Anonymous No.5504627]

>>5504621

Yeah, I keep a dry erase board on my wall in my dorm. Definitely my favorite way of doing my problem sets.

[Anonymous No.5504637]

.3 lead pencil is best pencil

[Anonymous No.5504657]

>>5504627
i also have a 3x10 space on my wall painted with whiteboard paint, and after my monday-wednesday-friday classes i know a particular lecture hall i like with vertical sliding chalkboards will always be free. safe to call me a chalkboard/whiteboard junkie.

when i'm tackling a problem for the first time i love getting sucked into that 'flow' state of concentration you get. totally fucks my groove up if i am working on a piece of paper and run out of space on the side, or have to erase a ton of stuff, or go from one side to another, etc. with a chalkboard/whiteboard i can just write and write and write, and a small mistake can just be wiped away instantly.

especially with tough problems on assignments, it's a matter of taking 1-3 rough drafts and only committing it to paper or a .tex document once i've almost completely polished my work.

[Anonymous No.5504672]

I love these pencils, so so comfortable

my favorite is the red one, it's a really deep beautiful red, doubly so when light hits it. the finish on them is hard to scratch and the grip doesn't wear easily also, mine is 4 years old and is totally scratch free

picked it up for ~$4 I think? at an office depot

[Anonymous No.5504673]

>>5504672

forgot image in a CAPTCHA related rage

[Anonymous No.5504714]

>>5504346
You want smooth, eh? Fountain pens are where it's at. A nice one can be had for $8, and $12 of Noodler's quick-dry-bulletproof ink will last you like 2-3 years.

[Anonymous No.5504750]

>>5504714
are fountain pens actually usable for, say, taking notes in a lecture? they won't bleed through the paper too badly? i feel like if i bought one it would only be to write handwritten letters to people

[Anonymous No.5504790]

>>5504750
I have one of the 75 cent composition notebooks where the cover looks like black and white TV static, and a rather wet fountain pen, and pretty dark ink. Writing on one side of the paper never bleeds onto the next sheet, but is often visible faintly through the back of the sheet you wrote on. It's not bleedy enough to prevent me doing example problems on the left sheet when I take notes on the right. Better paper will probably bleed even less. Printer paper bleeds no more than a dark ballpoint. (you could see through if you held it up to the light and looked up.).

It's very usable and smooth, and I think my handwriting is a little neater with a fountain pen. I also never get wrist soreness because I don't need to apply any downward pressure, it just glides on the paper.

(I have a Baoer 388 from isellpens and Noodlers Red-Black, and Noodler's Nightshade ink.)

[Anonymous No.5504806]

>>5504790
thanks, will keep that stuff in mind. i think a fine/extra fine fountain pen might be what i'm looking for.

[Anonymous No.5504815]

Don't listen to guys like OP. The best thing to do, at least in university, is to take notes on paper in a three-ring binder. Write only on one side. Date everything. Then you can move things around as you need to and remove pages.

[Anonymous No.5504829]

>>5504250
>not using Papermate Precision 0.5 Mechanical Pencils

Killyourself-Tier

[Anonymous No.5504946]

>>5504815
i prefer to just keep loose leafs in a folder, then copy into a notebook later on. notebooks are more compact than binders, and i can never seem to find .5 inch binders anymore (1 inch is always too thick while a 1 subject 5 star notebook is usually the perfect size)

pic related to the thread: it's what i've been using to write with these days. only .05 mm pencil i found at the school store, and the eraser was fucking tiny. but that's no big deal since the white pearl is far more useful than any regular pencil eraser.

also on the subject of pencils and paper, i don't really give a shit about writing utensil (i like .05 mm lead though), and i prefer quad ruled paper, but i usually just use regular college ruled loose leafs.

[Anonymous No.5504949]

>>5504245
>buy 4 of these for like 50 bucks each to prepare for classes
>all materials supplied in class
>lost the receipts
>use them for doodling and generally unproductive shit

[Anonymous No.5504948]

>using moleskin instead of voleskin

fuckin plebs

[Anonymous No.5505035]

ITT plebs everywhere

[Anonymous No.5505056]

>>5505035
>dividers
it's like i'm really in high school again!

seriously though, efficient use of space. my notes always look awful because only the left half of the paper ends up getting used.

[Anonymous No.5505058]

>>5504245
>Paper.
>Roughly 800,000 years since the first men left Ethiopia.

Wow anog, sure is stone-age in here.

[Anonymous No.5505059]

>>5504281
Did you attend high school in the dark ages?

[Anonymous No.5505065]

>>5505056
here you go son i printed my own sheets just to make sure i carry the less amount of paper in my backpack and to make sure my notes dont end up like yours,

This is the new model i just did some days ago its better than the one at the picture i posted (more space and way better detailed), funny thing even printed by me they end up being 80% cheaper than the ones i used to buy, also my own sheets have 49.35% "more Squares" and marked divisions every 5x5 and a little margin because it "feels" right, not to mention the quality of the paper im using which is way better, but the kind of paper you use is your choice

[Anonymous No.5505066]

>>5505035

This is very clean man, gratz

[Anonymous No.5505333]

>>5504359

Oh god, that is beautiful. Only $33.

[Anonymous No.5505339]

>>5504815

This.

Fancy notebooks and writing utensils are invariably for faggots with nothing to say.

[Anonymous No.5505347]

>>5505339
or faggots who need being distracted form their low tier intellect

truly smart people are too absorbed in the process to care about the base materials it is taking place upon

[Anonymous No.5505363]

>>5504946
>.05mm
Do you need a magnifying glass to see your handwriting?

>>5505035
Lol basic circuits in Spanish and color. Also is that your name on the top right of the page Mr. Erik Vazquez Gonzalez?

[Anonymous No.5505366]

>Lefty
>Fast writer

I manage to smudge quick drying ball points, i'll never have a fountain pen.
Also, how do you write? For me I have part of my hand touching the paper and drag it across, is that wrong?

[Anonymous No.5505381]

I only use fountain pens. I write very much and when I use normal pens I get cramps in under a week.

Fountain pen on loose pieces of white paper which I date and organise in a binder.

[Anonymous No.5505490]

>>5505065
What kind of paper do you use?

[nofame !!hSW0IcZr/fQ No.5505511]

>>5505035
lol im takin the sam dam class, electroniks rit?

[Anonymous No.5505548]

>>5505366
As a lefty, I rotate the page 90 degrees clockwise, so that I'm writing down the page, like the old Chinese or Japanese used to do. Way more comfy.

[Anonymous No.5506125]

>>5505035

Multiple colors is key in econ, too

[Anonymous No.5506143]

>>5506125
multiple colors can be useful in any subject, despite what the autistic assholes on this board will tell you.

[Anonymous No.5506183]

>mfw people bring gigantic fucking binders with every unit in them everywhere they go

Why do they do this? It's just a waste of time. You're not going to need notes from the beginning of the year after the first midterm, until your final.

Just get spiral notebooks, carry a few around.

[Anonymous No.5506192]

>>5504253
>>5504288
For shit like that, how could you possibly attain a comparable speed for notetaking?

[Anonymous No.5506193]

>>5505035
Ternurita :) ¿Ingeniería?

[Anonymous No.5506196]

>Not using Uzi pen
you all just went full pleb

[Anonymous No.5506198]

>Using pencils
>not glorious leadholder masterrace

Enjoy your endless clicking, or your endless sharpening in those crappy sharpeners.

[Anonymous No.5506215]

>>5506213
goddamn forgot pic

[Anonymous No.5506213]

Anyone else like these? Cheap and smooth. Plus if you yank out the clip thing it works as a tension wrench for picking padlocks.

[Anonymous No.5506222]

>>5506213
>yank out the clip

This is why I NEVER lend pens or pencils.

I had one of my friends bend the clip on one of my pencils. (see pic)

I haven't spoken to him in 4 years.

WHY DO THEY DO IT. WHY DO THEY DO IT.

FUCK.

IT GETS YOU NOTHING BUT AN ANNOYING BROKEN FUCKING CLIP.

[Anonymous No.5506235]

>>5504750
Yep. Bleedthrough will depend on the ink and paper and width of the line, but it's pretty easy to find a combination that works for you.

I usually use a Safari EF with Private Reserve, Velvet Black Color ink and standard 5-star notebooks. You can see the ink a little bit from the other side, but not enough that it obscures writing if you use both sides, and there's not usually any feathering.

I actually prefer fountains for lecture note-taking. It's easier on the hands than ballpoints, since you don't have to press as hard.

[Anonymous No.5506276]

>>5506215
>>5506213
I've got the Precise V5. Anything better about the 7?

Also, I hate having ink bleed through to the other side of the paper. Should I buy thicker paper? Any pens that have smooth writing, but don't require me to have fast writing speed or thick paper?

[Anonymous No.5506285]

>>5506276
YES
THER EIS
IT IS MY GODSEND
PENTEL SLICCI'S ARE AMAAAAZING
go wit the .4 or the .25 if you really like being thin

[Anonymous No.5506291]

>>5506285
Ooh, thanks.

[Anonymous No.5506305]

One more for the fountain pens, a good one lasts forever, ink is cheap and one bottle lasts for years, and they flow nicely over the paper. I'm partial to Lamy pens, they always work very well and never breaks.

[Anonymous No.5506312]

I operate on another level.

[Anonymous No.5506322]

This is what my notes look like.

Thought it might be fun to see you guys cringe

By the way, the pen is borrowed.

[Anonymous No.5506325]

>>5506322
wow awesome

[Anonymous No.5506324]

>>5506322

[Anonymous No.5506328]

>>5506324
lol 1st year Physics

[Anonymous No.5506333]

>>5506324
What the fuck is wrong with you you fucking monster

[Anonymous No.5506351]

>>5506312
Holy Rotring

[Anonymous No.5506356]

>>5506183
while i personally just use spiral notebooks (five star all day for sturdiness) i can see why people just use binders. easier to reorganize, and probably nicer to keep around for future semesters if you want to look through them for reference.

[Anonymous No.5506359]

>>5506324
You aren't sciencing in English. What's wrong with you?

[Anonymous No.5506360]

>>5506183
I used binders for a time because I didn't like having multiple notebooks floating around, but I was tired of how different classes always filed up their sections of my multi-subject notebook at different rates. I'd always have one class that spilled over into two other sections and one class that barely filled a quarter of its section.

So I tried out a binder where I could adjust the section sizes on the fly.

It worked okay, but taking notes was awkard because the binder never fit right on the desks and the rings got in the way.

[Anonymous No.5506366]

>>5506360
this is why i prefer to just bring a folder with loose leafs in it to class, write notes on that, and either transcribe (i use spiral notebooks) or just stick in the binder later (if you use a binder). also helpful because you can refine the notes (mine are usually sloppy as shit because i'm more worried about keeping up than making them look nice in class)

[Anonymous No.5506368]

>>5506333
Those are from last year.

I have improved a lot now, after finding all my notes from last semester were useless.

Now carry two notebooks with no drawings on them (do those on blank paper heh) and better writing, The four sides of the notebooks correspond to my four main subjects.

Yes, I turn the notebooks upside down to be able to turn the pages from left to right for two of the subjects.

It is more practical than big notebooks or four notebooks. Also means half the weight....

>>5506359
Thats because I'm spanish

[Anonymous No.5506369]

I used binders for some time, but ended up mixing everything sooner or later

[Anonymous No.5506370]

>>5505035
What a faggot, still learning how PN junctions work.

[Anonymous No.5506371]

>>5506333
Also, should add that back then I kept a single notebook for all the subjects, each page most likely corresponding to a different one.

[Anonymous No.5506390]

>>5504946
>Eraser was fucking tiny.

Pentel P205's erasers are both adjustable and refillable. I'm not sure how this evaded you.

[Anonymous No.5506410]

>>5506390
i've known about that since the first time i replaced the lead. problem is that once i adjust the eraser, it slides back into the holder every time i erase something. so i have to pull it out, tighten the metal clamp, and hope it stays in place. eventually this became too much hassle, so i spent like a dollar for a stand alone eraser (which i honestly prefer for a number of reasons).

[Anonymous No.5506407]

>>5506368
Hola coleguilla. Electromagnetismo de segundo es lo mejor.

[Anonymous No.5506416]

>>5506390
>>5506410
i will, however, say that the eraser in my p205 is not the same as your pic related, and i haven't seen those refills in the store i get my pencil at. though i probably wouldn't waste my money on those refills even if i did.

[Anonymous No.5506420]

Since 2nd semester at college I always use empty (no grinds, no lines) papers, usually notebooks.

[Anonymous No.5506456]

>>5506420
i feel like a fucking retard writing on things with no lines. letters end up random sizes, lines are written diagonally rather than horizontally. feels bad man. this shit happens on chalkboards, white boards, paper... fucking everything man

[Anonymous No.5506481]

do where can i get these aweeome pens and paper from?

[Anonymous No.5506490]

>>5506481
depends on how classy you want to get, but pretty much everything posted in this thread can be found on amazon.

[Anonymous No.5506533]

>>5506456
Well, I rarely have to write a lot and anyway my handwritting is so terrible it doesn't matter.

[Anonymous No.5506578]

EXCUSE ME. MASTER RACE COMING THROUGH.

Left-handed people should accept no substitute for the Pilot Precise V5 in all its glory. Been using these since middle school, and now I'm going through about 7 of these bad boys per semester.

[Anonymous No.5506590]

>>5506312
>Parker pen
>Pelikan ink
I shiggity diggity

[Anonymous No.5506597]

>>5505035
where can i get this paper

[Anonymous No.5506657]

>>5506533
doesn't look so bad. i personally find that after a period of not writing for a while (beginning of a semester, mainly) my handwriting is barely legible, but after some time of writing a lot, it becomes a lot better.

>>5506597
that anon posted it in this thread. from the sounds of it, he just prints it on normal 8.5x11 printer paper.

[Anonymous No.5507511]

As far as wooden pencils, are we in agreement these are the best? Lead's a bit soft, but dat eraser.

[Anonymous No.5507529]

>>5506578
>never tried a Signo DX

[Anonymous No.5507531]

>>5507511

Compared to the competition, those erasers are like a gift of the gods. Only pencil even worth using.

[Anonymous No.5507540]

>graphing paper
>attempt to write down lab notes
>smears all over the fucking page when I rest my hand on it
>doesn't happen on normal paper

What the hell is graphing paper made out of?

[Anonymous No.5507546]

>>5507511
And it sharpens nicely too.

[Anonymous No.5507547]

>>5507540

Paper.

[Anonymous No.5507556]

>>5505035
Oh god I came.

[Anonymous No.5507585]

>>5505035
My god. It's... beautiful.

[Anonymous No.5507600]

Anyone ever use these? They're different from nice pens, but I like using them on practice problems when I get fed up, there's something oddly calming about them.

[Anonymous No.5507606]

>>5507600

>child
>pleb

Pick both.

[Anonymous No.5507622]

>>5507511
I remember cumming in my pants, I mean, using the eraser tip for the first time.

[Anonymous No.5507624]

>>5505035
>Voltsman constant
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boltzmann_constant

[Anonymous No.5507626]

>>5507600
I just finished taking some notes with mine.

[Anonymous No.5507632]

>>5506312
You. Are my God. I love you so much.

[Anonymous No.5507634]

>>5506324
Oh God I go to school with you. I hate you so much, but we hang out all day.

[Anonymous No.5507640]

>>5507511
What about Mirado Black Warriors? I love the erasers, more then Ticonderogas. It's legit massive orgasm.

[Anonymous No.5507649]

Trying to step my stationary game up, what are your guys' favorite graph paper notebooks? Looking for something thick that won't rip/tear.

[Anonymous No.5507652]

>>5507649
I use a Five Star. I know I'll get some frak for that, but I got it for free, and the paper's thick and friendly.

[Anonymous No.5507653]

>>5507649

I'm pretty much with this guy.

Also trying to find a good fountain pen (and ink since I know nothing on the subject) that's relatively cheap. I've heard they're much smoother than ballpoints.

[Anonymous No.5507654]

>>5507653

Fuck, meant to quote >>5507652

[Anonymous No.5507658]

>>5507556
wat

[Anonymous No.5507663]

Lechtturm master race.
Umad, Moleskine fags?

[Anonymous No.5507681]

>>5507663

>Lechtturm

Mah nigga.

[Anonymous No.5507693]

>>5507663
Lechtturns are nice, if you want to fly that SS flag high.

[Anonymous No.5507694]

>>5504245
>ITT: Plebeian virgins.

[Anonymous No.5507697]

>>5507694

Have fun writing on 99¢ staples notebooks with a 12 pack of blue ballpoint bics next to you.

[Anonymous No.5507700]

>>5507653
Moved from France to the US last semester. I was surprised nobody use fountain pens. In France it's about 50/50 between ballpoint and fountain pens.
The other bad surprise is the general quality of the paper. It's hard to find 80 or 90g/m2 paper... and with less than that my fountain pen from the other side.
I haven't seen any chemical eraser here do you guys use that ?

[Anonymous No.5507703]

>>5507697
>Implying anyone who doesn't wear a fedora even remembers how to use a pen anymore.

[Anonymous No.5507702]

>>5507700
*and with less than that I can see my fountain pen from the other side.

[Anonymous No.5507705]

>he uses plebian as an insult when discussing office supplies

[Anonymous No.5507709]

>>5507705
>He uses plebian as an insult
>plebian as an insult.
>Plebian.

[Anonymous No.5507715]

>2013
>Still turning decent threads into shit-flinging contests

I shigadoo bigaloo

[Anonymous No.5507719]

>>5507709
>he uses pleidian as an insult
I shiggy diggy sirius B

[Anonymous No.5507724]

>>5507715
>Shit-flinging contest about stationary.
>Decent thread.

I shiggity diggity.

[Anonymous No.5507729]

>>5507709
That's good.

[Anonymous No.5507738]

>Not doing everything in latex

stay pleb

[Anonymous No.5507741]

>>5507738
>Implying visual appeal translates into practical value.

Sure is pleb in here.

[Anonymous No.5507743]

>>5507741
well, if you have the time to do it latex and making figures in illustrator or something is probably the best way. just time consuming

[Anonymous No.5507744]

>Not using clay tablets for all your lectures

Stay plebeian, /sci/

Pic Related: Last semester's notes.

[Anonymous No.5507754]

>>5507741
>he cant type faster in latex than he can write

stay mad pleb

[Anonymous No.5507773]

>>5507754
>Types faster than it takes to jot rough notes.

Watch out, we've got a pleb over here.

[Anonymous No.5507784]

>>5507640
agreed. i think black warriors sharpen better too. but i could be biased because the last time i used a wooden pencil was when i was in elementary school, and black pencils were edgy and cool

[Anonymous No.5508420]

>>5506312
A better shot

[Anonymous No.5508442]

>>5505035
>tfw no qt notes to study with

[Anonymous No.5508448]

>tfw work is cheaping out on office supplies and I can't steal expensive pens and paper anymore

[Anonymous No.5508571]

>>5508448
bumping epic thread

[Anonymous No.5508576]

>>5508448
>tfw I freed enough pens and other shit from their capitalistic overlords to still have and use some, twenty years after moving to other jobs

[Anonymous No.5508612]

ITT: nerd convention

[Anonymous No.5508630]

>>5505035

god if i saw you with that smug colorfull ting in the schoolyard i would punch you in your face.. u got it !

[Anonymous No.5508997]

>Not exclusively using composition books

[Anonymous No.5509009]

>>5507653
Lamy Safari. No substitute for a beginner.

[Anonymous No.5511149]

>>5508997
I really hope you're trolling. Why would anyone use a composition book?

[Anonymous No.5511197]

>>5504806
I second fountain pens. I found one at Walgreens and thought "hey that's weird I'll try it I guess" and it's been surprisingly nice. I tend to use a lot of pressure when writing so my arm gets sore, but with fountain pens you hardly need any pressure at all. I find that bleeding depends on how fast you write, since the slower you go the more ink flows out. Writing with the nib upside down makes for much cleaner lines as well.

[Anonymous No.5511593]

>>5511149

Lefties.

[Anonymous No.5511601]

>>5509009

Fuck your faggy Lamy Safari, get a Pelikan Pelikano. FAR SUPERIOR

[KKRajputana !KKRajputhA No.5511606]

I paid £26 for one of these around 10 years ago.
Use it to this day. Possibly the best pen I have ever used.

[Anonymous No.5511610]

the flaming fuck, no self-respecting scientist cares on what kind paper he writes and what kind of pen he uses.
You grab the nearest, atleast 50% unused, sheet and the nearest pen and start doing science.

[Anonymous No.5511611]

>>5504245
I'm left-handed and therefore don't give a fuck about my irretrievably abysmal handwriting. Thank science for computers.

[Anonymous No.5511614]

>>5504250
>>5504270
>>5504829
There are still people in the world not writing with glorious space pens?

[Anonymous No.5511616]

>>5505035
You have potential, seeing as how your notes are very efficient and are aesthetically pleasing.

Hopefully, you continue your interest in engineering once you graduate highschool.

[KKRajputana !KKRajputhA No.5511626]

From left to right:
Generic 4B
Generic 2H
Staedtlar triplus micro 0.5mm pencil
Staedtlar triplus micro 0.7mm pencil
Uni Kuru Toga Self Sharpening 0.5mm pencil
MUJI Fountain
MUJI Erasable pen Purple
MUJI Erasable pen Red
Gel Highlighter pen
Sharpie for emergency pooper pictures
Staedtler Triplus fine Various colours
Uni Eye fine point Red and Blue.

Bottom: muh notes.

[Anonymous No.5511628]

>>5504281
Everyone knows real mathematicians only write on windows.

[Anonymous No.5511631]

>>5511626
I knew a kid at school like this - he was eventually diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia.

[KKRajputana !KKRajputhA No.5511632]

>>5511628
>not using linux

[Anonymous No.5511630]

>>5505490
Someone answer this!

[KKRajputana !KKRajputhA No.5511633]

>>5511631
You knew a kid at school with pens and notes?

[Anonymous No.5511636]

>>5504577
No, pleb is penny-pinching on a tool that you'll be using for thousands of hours.

[Anonymous No.5511639]

>>5511628
I never understood why if that kids is a genius, no one will buy him a fucking pad of paper.

[Anonymous No.5511641]

>>5511633
Who arranged his pens nearly all the time. He wouldn't leave the class without collecting them all neatly into his pencil case.

[Anonymous No.5511643]

>>5511641
* neatly

He also would never lend them out, or accept anyone else's pens.

[Anonymous No.5511644]

>>5507511
HOLY FUCK. I LOVE THESE FUCKING PENCILS. The only things I use to do calculus or anything math related.

[KKRajputana !KKRajputhA No.5511648]

>>5511641
Broseph, I arranged them to take the picture.

[Anonymous No.5511649]

>>5506183
I just carry one notebook, and take all my notes in it, not even divided.

I'll have my stochastics notes on one page, and then in the next class, just continue on that same page with quantum notes.

I rarely actually need to look back in my notes, since in most classes the book and my brain are sufficient.

[Anonymous No.5511651]

>>5504253
Don't tell me you take maths notes on a computer.

Let me guess, you also use a calculator on exams.

[KKRajputana !KKRajputhA No.5511653]

>>5511651
Don't worry. I bet he is just super edgy. I bet he doesn't even talk to people with his voice because it's deprecated technology.

[Anonymous No.5511666]

>Buying moleskines
>not making superiorly bound paper for cheaper
>tailored to your needs
Book Binding master race, reporting in.

[Anonymous No.5512065]

Hey boys. Pic related, it's my ruler

[Anonymous No.5512088]

>taking notes
>not constantly deriving your own theorems from the material as soon as its presented
>furthermore, not knowing the material in full as soon as you enroll in your courses so that you can spend all your time on personal research

>worrying about which paper/utensil brand you take notes on
>not finding the nearest scrap of paper and withered abandoned pencil to jot down your latest idea

This thread is filled with colossal pleb manchildren.

[Anonymous No.5512917]

>>5511593
I don't get it

>>5511628
dafuq?

>>5511630
bumping for answer

>>5511644
...

>>5511649
then why do you even take notes?

>>5511666
teach me

>>5512065
?

>>5512088
>not finding the nearest scrap of paper and withered abandoned pencil to jot down your latest idea
calculator-and-pen-in-pocket master race