What's your major and why do you love it?

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Anonymous Mon Sep 29 00:21:06 2014 No.6782167 [Reply] [Original]

What's your major and why do you love it?

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 00:25:07 2014 No.6782173 >>6782167 EE bc $

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 00:26:46 2014 No.6782176 File: 162 KB, 400x300, untitled-1_1x.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >Dropout Really easy to study for finals.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 00:32:53 2014 No.6782188 Math Because no labs

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 00:53:33 2014 No.6782225 >>6782188 >His uni doesn't have a math lab

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 00:54:34 2014 No.6782226 >>6782176 I heard the job market is grown for that.

Anonymous Mon Sep 29 00:56:04 2014 No.6782228
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Chemistry with a minor in microbio. Looking forward to performing research on staph.

Google "Antimicrobial activity of PVP from an Antarctic bacterium" for an interesting read.

Antarctica, here I come.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 01:00:44 2014 No.6782231 Math because once you know math learning anything else is trivial.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 01:29:50 2014 No.6782259 >>6782188 >Not keeping your manifolds in beakers What a shitty school you go to

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 01:45:51 2014 No.6782269 >>6782231 not true btw

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 02:01:40 2014 No.6782287 >>6782228 I hope you plan on not having a job after postdoc if you're going into public research

Anonymous Mon Sep 29 02:24:02 2014 No.6782326

Math/physics, physics is really tough and learning something cool every once and a while is nice. It's problems have also made me more frustrated than anything else in the world so doing well is rewarding. Math is something I've never had to think too hard about and so can also feel rewarding.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 02:31:41 2014 No.6782344 computer science, because it will automate every other major >trollface.jpg

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 03:37:20 2014 No.6782410 Archaeology because I love ancient Greek stuff.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 11:11:30 2014 No.6782742 EE because I can make cool sciency shit

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 11:23:10 2014 No.6782748 I major in modern general. It's very difficult.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 11:31:50 2014 No.6782751 >>6782167 ChemE because interest, money and respect (from "neuro-typicals").

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 11:33:11 2014 No.6782753 >>6782167 math/physics double nigger

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 12:05:05 2014 No.6782779 File: 34 KB, 393x397, image.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Geology because it rocks

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 12:06:11 2014 No.6782780 >>6782167 Biology, because ants are cool.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 12:15:29 2014 No.6782790 Botany, because I like plant genetics and hope to one day become an overpaid, immoral Monsanto scientist.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 12:20:11 2014 No.6782797 Math It's not a hobby or a major it's just an obsession. Also your ego is crushed every 5 seconds.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 12:35:25 2014 No.6782807 Aerospace engineering. Because it's fucking rocket science

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 13:12:57 2014 No.6782863 nuclear engineering because of all the cool shit you can do with radiation, plus fusion.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 13:16:41 2014 No.6782869 Software engineering because muh gaymen

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 13:24:12 2014 No.6782886 >>6782167 Economics because is not a science

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 13:24:57 2014 No.6782890 >>6782797 >It's not a hobby or a major lel what are you studying atm calculus?

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 14:10:17 2014 No.6782937 >>6782863 This. UK student here hoping to get an MEng in Nuclear Engineering.

Anonymous Mon Sep 29 14:17:40 2014 No.6782948

>>6782869
mein negger

Soft. Eng because I like typing shit.
Also being able to do shit with less resources than your average biologist, physicist, etc. I only need my imagination and a computer potato.

Yes, I know a philosopher and a mathfag need even less resources but I don't have autism.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 16:06:00 2014 No.6783176 File: 575 KB, 1920x1200, 1372741639640.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] i like geometry and math. there is hardly a place to study geometry so you are very fast at the peak of reaserche (i am no yet).

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 17:10:49 2014 No.6783310 Fuck yeah, another ChemE >>6782751 Dat money after graduation, plus the flexibility of going anywhere. You can hire a ChemE to do a MechE job but can't hire a MechE to do a ChemE job

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 17:13:20 2014 No.6783313 EE makes me feel successful and scientific

Anonymous Mon Sep 29 17:22:21 2014 No.6783329
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>>6782167
finance in university - went to uchicago for medical school - became neurosurgeon after residency - use my knowledge of finance, accounting etc to make as much money as possible - made $520K last year from work and another $65K off investments.

I had this plan since high school and I wanted to go into medicine but I've always had the idea that I could make much more than even most surgeons my age with my knowledge from college. Most idiots get a pre-med/biology major in college but then they learn the same shit in medical school so what was the point, right? I'm actually using my bachelors and making much more money while everyone else wanted an easier time in medical school and now make less money because of it.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 17:24:24 2014 No.6783333 >>6782948 >implying autists can into philosophy Nietzche wasn't a philosopher, btdubs.

Anonymous Mon Sep 29 17:26:46 2014 No.6783341

>>6783329
this is some bullshit estating, you are a college student making up a story about your plans
neurosurgeons dont have anywhere near enough free time to successfully manage an investment portfolio and a finance degree has very little you need for personal investing and a ton of shit that you dont

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 17:29:12 2014 No.6783348 File: 29 KB, 347x491, ohshit.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6783329 >mfw that's like the best idea i've ever read and i went into CE and make like 70,000 annuall best life choices award goes to this anon

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 17:34:57 2014 No.6783359 >>6783329 still wouldn't do that for how hard medicine is. soz but i don't need over 120K to be perfectly fine with money.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 17:35:04 2014 No.6783360 >>6782807 What school do you go to? Because holy shit did I hear that more times than I needed to when I was an undergrad. My school had a LOT of AE majors.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 17:36:45 2014 No.6783364 >>6782807 All my ME friends said the same because my uni didn't give Aerospace engineering. Are they fucked?

Anonymous Mon Sep 29 17:43:02 2014 No.6783370

Meteorology.

I fucking love weather. It affects everyone everyday, it influences almost every part of our lives to some degree and it feels amazing to accurately predict the future using science and technology. I could talk about it all day long.

Fortunately I'm already graduated and employed so I don't have to worry about the horrendous experience that is post-graduation job searching which had been my life for a year after graduating anymore.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 17:43:41 2014 No.6783374 File: 377 KB, 1000x666, ISO800+20 (2)_opt.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Physics & Astronomy because fucking stars man >also get to go to Teide Observatory in Tenerife next year

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 17:45:10 2014 No.6783377 Economics (and statistics) Because nobody, including people in other sciences, have any idea what we're doing so it's like a secret club.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 17:56:38 2014 No.6783396 >>6782167 Econ because I love graphs

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 18:07:53 2014 No.6783408 I'm in EE. When it comes to math I'm a little slow, but I'll learn it given time. Regardless, I want to develop power and renewable energy. That's how I'll make my mark on this planet.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 18:09:27 2014 No.6783409 >>6783408 shouldv'e done nuclear m8 for dat fusion

Anonymous Mon Sep 29 18:09:55 2014 No.6783410
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Biochemistry

because it's fun.I do miss math though.
I only get up to Calc2

anyway, I am doing a flag bearer for /sci/, can anyone recommend what to put on the flag? Dont mind the current one, I started from a template and that was the default.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 18:11:53 2014 No.6783411 Engineering Physics undergrad with a specialization in aerospace

Anonymous Mon Sep 29 18:12:52 2014 No.6783413

Physics. I like to understand why things happen more than know what happens, otherwise it would be chemistry. And, after I finish my PhD program, I'll be making ~120k a year (already have connections through undergrad internships, effectively have jerbs set up for me already) which is way more than I need to make myself happy.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 18:13:32 2014 No.6783414 >>6783408 Same here actually. That or satellites if it doesn't work out

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 18:14:00 2014 No.6783415 >>6783410 barnetts formula on a cream background

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 18:28:33 2014 No.6783429 >>6783409 My school doesn't offer it, I really would have. I guess I can settle for solar panels.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 18:32:25 2014 No.6783433 File: 64 KB, 848x480, Kamina_as_he_dies.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >that walk of shame when you fail your midterm

Anonymous Mon Sep 29 18:33:21 2014 No.6783437

Neuroscience. Hoping to go to medical school and be either a psychiatrist or a neurosurgeon. Neuroscience is pretty interesting. There are still a shit ton of discoveries being made every day, which is why I like it. The brain is one of the last real frontiers of science (according to the brain).

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 18:36:31 2014 No.6783440 >>6783429 look into direct energy conversion

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 18:44:17 2014 No.6783447 >>6783440 Looks cool. What kind of fuel would that use, still Uranium? I was looking into Thorium Reactors but it looks like I won't be able to work at one with my major.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 18:45:39 2014 No.6783449 >tfw Real Analysis midterm tomorrow and scared First math exam I'm taking that's not computation based

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 18:47:33 2014 No.6783454 File: 13 KB, 350x263, 1386264724375.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6783433 tfw walked 8 miles from class to my home after failing a chem test had to rethink my entire life

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 18:49:49 2014 No.6783458 >>6782225 >most top unis don't have a math lab

Anonymous Mon Sep 29 18:50:15 2014 No.6783459

>>6783447
aneutronic fusion like D-He3 or He3-He3 where your products are charged particles vs D-T where 80% of the energy you get out goes to the neutrons (so you have to use shitty thermal conversion) thermal conversion efficiency of >80% up to maybe 90% is much better than a shitty thermal conversion efficiency of <40%

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 18:51:35 2014 No.6783464 Biomedical engineering Its shit and I will never get muh job

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 18:53:48 2014 No.6783467 >>6783364 aerospace are just mechs in the aerospace industry

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 18:54:49 2014 No.6783469 Majored in neuro, now in pharmacy school. doing drugs got me interested in the science behind it. Hoping to eventually work in the industry, might dual degree with a Ph.D.

Anonymous Mon Sep 29 18:56:54 2014 No.6783472

>>6782167
Philosophy here. That is actually my secondary major; my first I'd consider to be "undeclared," even though I'm a sophomore in the Physics curriculum. Not sure what to do at this point as my interest in Physics (in Physics 3--Waves, Relativity, Modern, Quantum etc.) is waning. Recently I've been very interested in mathematics. I have been watching and reading some materials on Analysis and Topology which have gotten me to think that I'd rather be focusing my efforts there in math as opposed to physics.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 23:56:41 2014 No.6783982 File: 73 KB, 600x450, fl.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Botany Why wouldn't I love it?

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 29 23:59:41 2014 No.6783984 >>6783982 >non-STEM "science" degree yes i would like fries with that

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 30 00:14:49 2014 No.6784007 >>6783984 >BS in Botany >Live in Denver/Seattle >420k starting

Anonymous Tue Sep 30 00:20:30 2014 No.6784014

>>6783984
60% of my job consists of gardening and exploring, the other 40% being research and lab work.

My job has taken me to 3 different continents, 8 different countries, and two different oceans. I even get to go scuba diving in the crystal waters of the Caribbean on occasion.

Will I ever make as much as an engineer? No.

Would I trade my $60k/yr job doing this for a $300k/yr job doing something I don't like? Absolutely not.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 30 00:22:37 2014 No.6784017 >>6784014 >money >mattering don't listen to that idiot flowerbro. go on and pollinate

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 30 00:25:51 2014 No.6784022 >>6784014 lmao keep lying to yourself to feel better abotu your shitty hippie pseudo-science meanwhile engineering and compsci bros will be making advancements that actually contribute to humanity

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 30 00:30:08 2014 No.6784027 >>6784014 but no seriously, if you ever want to sell out and get paid. come work for a grow house in colorado.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 30 00:37:09 2014 No.6784035 Audiologist hear I don't want to be the red-hearing ITT but it seems like as the only aspiring Au.D. among us, I'm ear-replaceable.

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Anonymous Tue Sep 30 02:04:39 2014 No.6784183

>>6783982
Nice, currently tossing up between rocks and plants. I'm towards the end of first year, I don't really have to decide until after second.

I like brewing, and there's some interesting research into malting barley and enzymes and hops going on in the plant science faculty, but geology is great fun.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 30 02:18:15 2014 No.6784191 File: 523 KB, 1105x1199, pirates3.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6782748 I can't tell if I'm the first one to pick up on this or the first one to care.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 30 02:27:07 2014 No.6784199 >>6784035 >>6784039 Also, Cognitive science. Because we're all a bunch of squishy predictable meat sacks who like shiny things that beep at us.

Anonymous Tue Sep 30 02:52:45 2014 No.6784227

Nursing with an intent on becoming an NP

Why?

It's basically counseling and pretending to be doctor at the same time while having weekends off (and vacations).

Plus I enjoy making 60-70% of what a normal doctor makes while having all the above benefits.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 30 03:21:40 2014 No.6784262 Physics I fucking hate it but I'm already in my senior year so nothing I can do about it now except hope to be hired as a code monkey or get into an engineering graduate program.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 30 03:28:44 2014 No.6784270 File: 2.79 MB, 320x240, 1403073047228.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] astrophysics because it's STEM and I can still get laid talkin bout stars and shit

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 30 03:32:08 2014 No.6784272 >>6782167 Physics because you learn how shit works. But my career has been as a EE which is less interesting but pays and easy to be employed.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 30 16:37:41 2014 No.6785076 File: 53 KB, 650x437, futari ecchi.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Biology > primate behav ecol because monkeys are cute

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 30 16:58:34 2014 No.6785132 >>6782779 10/10 gold

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 30 17:26:48 2014 No.6785207 >>6783433 >that feel when you bomb your math test My life is in shambles

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Anonymous Tue Sep 30 23:06:07 2014 No.6785779

>>6782167
Mortuary Science.

I love science but abhor math. No matter how shitty the economy is, people will always be dying and someone has to do the job. This site has certainly done an adequate job at desensitizing me to the horrors of this world, so looking at a few corpses wont faze me in the slightest. Plus the income is adequate.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 30 23:11:37 2014 No.6785789 >>6782167 Finance, 'cause our Econ program sucks and I think the monetary system is interesting.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 30 23:13:19 2014 No.6785793 cinema and cultural studies. yea, suck it.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 30 23:13:28 2014 No.6785794 >>6783329 >made 520k from work >65k off investments Those returns are nothing to speak about. A normal doctor who stuck his money in an index or mutual fund could probably get that.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 30 23:16:53 2014 No.6785797 EE. I like the math involved, I like electronics, and I like engineering things.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 30 23:47:35 2014 No.6785860 >>6783360 UCLA. Really trying to maintain a 3.9 so I can go to MIT for graduate

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 00:21:31 2014 No.6785918 Biotechnology and Physics (Astronomy track) and a minor in Cog. Sci Trying to do some undergraduate research with NASA

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 00:32:17 2014 No.6785937 File: 35 KB, 278x278, 1389368218088.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6783410 >>6783410 Can I get some more feedback on the flag?

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 00:33:39 2014 No.6785940 File: 1.96 MB, 350x295, euphoria.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6785797 >i like math

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 00:34:05 2014 No.6785943 Im majoring in creationist science.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 00:39:54 2014 No.6785952 >>6782167 Working on the PhD on CivE I love it because I've found a niche where I can work on continuum mechanics and soil properties

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 00:41:35 2014 No.6785955 >>6782167 Philosophy, it gives me an insight into how the universe works, without using useless equations and numerical mumbo-jumbo.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 00:55:54 2014 No.6785983 >>6785940 actually looks pretty good on him.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 01:01:14 2014 No.6785991 >>6785955 I'm going to teach Philosophy and English. Can I ask which philosophy is, in your opinion, most correct?

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 01:04:46 2014 No.6785995 >>6785943 Same :^)

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 01:30:40 2014 No.6786041 >>6785991 I ain't that guy, but the only one worth anything at all(and the most important) is philosophy of language.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 02:15:54 2014 No.6786097 Math because....because... Fuck man. I don't know. I just get really absorbed when solving problems.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 02:41:03 2014 No.6786126 Community Services...... :(

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 02:44:28 2014 No.6786132 microbiology and immunology, I love it bc whats not to love? learning about all the microbes and how you body reacts to them, what can be more interesting?

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 03:27:45 2014 No.6786195 >>6782167 Mathematical physics. I love it because I hate myself.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 03:28:30 2014 No.6786196 >>6786126 You poor fucking sod.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 03:28:54 2014 No.6786197 >>6782780 Ants are fuckin' rad, man. If I wasn't doing physics, I'd be studying those fuckers Props homie.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 03:29:30 2014 No.6786200 >>6786132 >what can be more interesting? Ants. Ants are more interesting.

Anonymous Wed Oct 1 03:44:34 2014 No.6786210

Completed a useless degree in design.
Now I want to do math or engineering. Can't decide which field of it to go into.

Considering doing:
Comp Sci
EE
Materials science and engineering
Photovoltaics/Renewable energy engineering
Aerospace (no jobs here though)

what do

Anonymous Wed Oct 1 03:57:13 2014 No.6786220

>>6786210
Comp Sci- Do you like coding so much that you want to hear professors lecture on relations between different languages for 4 years? (tons of jobs here though)

EE- Do you like applied math, circuits, signals, fast fourier transforms?

MatSE- Do you enjoy memorizing a bunch of relations, and running tensile/compression tests all day?

Photovoltaics/Renewa... no this is way too fluffy and no one will hire you or respect your background

Aerospace- meh? Really hard math for small gains and fuck fluid dynamics

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 04:00:34 2014 No.6786225 >>6784262 You sir, you fucking get it

Anonymous Wed Oct 1 04:32:07 2014 No.6786239

>>6786220
Comp Sci - I can do a masters in this, entry requirements aren't too difficult and my design degree had a big it/programming component

EE - a bit rusty with my math but I'm sure I can pick those things up

MatSE - suppose not

PV/Aero - makes sense, a bit of hype and daydreaming affected my perceptions of it a bit

EE or CS. I like both hardware and software. Not doing CompEng though.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 04:53:13 2014 No.6786250 Law

Anonymous Wed Oct 1 05:06:55 2014 No.6786260
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Chemistry major here. I liked the whole "central science" thing at first, but sometimes I wonder if I should have gone physics instead. Still considering a switch before I get too far in, but I'm not 100%.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 05:13:30 2014 No.6786265 >>6782167 Film bc it won't easily be automated and it can be fun. I also have a biology minor bc animal planet might be fun to work at or if I have to go back to school.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 05:19:15 2014 No.6786267 >>6786250 Same here. You satisfied in it? I find it a bit too pedantic and wish I was doing something more mathematical.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 05:24:12 2014 No.6786272 Chemistry perfect balance between theory and practice

Anonymous Wed Oct 1 05:30:27 2014 No.6786280

Anyone have good ideas for double majors or major/minors? Solid choices like Math+Eng or Phys/Math (idk just examples)

what's a good engineering major to complement Econ? I was thinking computer network engineering/Econ or would Eng/Business be better? Physics/Econ?

I feel like we should find archetypes of degree combinations that can promote/invoke synergy, possibly creating new fields or industries.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 05:35:10 2014 No.6786283 >>6782167 Theology Because I know a book

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 07:52:53 2014 No.6786360 >>6785794 >$65,000 by doing nothing is nothing to speak about >not jealous ok. i make less than that working 40 hours a week. money is money, no matter how much you make.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 08:08:32 2014 No.6786368 >>6782797 And your dreams. Don't forget the several crushings of your dreams. Sometimes I wish I were an engineer instead.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 08:26:45 2014 No.6786377 >>6783459 >I'm not pedantic >I'm not purposely verbose

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 08:31:46 2014 No.6786379 >>6786267 Yeah, I like it so far. It was always my dream profession.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 14:51:36 2014 No.6786762 >>6786377 only an uneducable dolt considers "pedantic" to be a fault

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>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 16:20:15 2014 No.6786901 >>6784022 >advancements that actually contribute to humanity Norman Borlaugh, a plant geneticist, is credited with saving a billion lives.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 17:10:11 2014 No.6786989 >>6786265 HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 17:22:42 2014 No.6787006 >>6784035 You have a sound argument.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 17:35:19 2014 No.6787019 Computer Science Engineering. Not sure if I love it yet. :-\

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 17:38:14 2014 No.6787020 >>6786377 >explaining something so that someone minimal knowledge of the topic can understand is pedantic

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 18:13:09 2014 No.6787064 File: 56 KB, 914x934, 346qh44.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6785794 speak for yourself shitbag i make like 70k a year working 60 hours a week

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 20:30:48 2014 No.6787297 >>6786368 that's why i'm selling out to make algorithms.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 20:53:57 2014 No.6787343 File: 2.00 MB, 313x315, 1390705033338.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Women's Studies I just got my Ph.D. in Internet culture with my thesis paper regarding how reddit has shaped the internet.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 21:11:17 2014 No.6787374 >>6787343 assuming your not actually trolling, that sounds like a really interesting paper..

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 21:21:31 2014 No.6787385 >>6782167 computer science. i don't love it. specialization is for insects.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 21:30:15 2014 No.6787395 >>6787343 my dick sauce?

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 21:38:59 2014 No.6787418 >>6787395 That looks like the Nerd Alert music video Nerdy and I Know It.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 21:48:50 2014 No.6787426 >>6787418 yep. around 2:30. http://youtu.be/lskNTCzdLNE?t=2m30s

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 22:30:53 2014 No.6787507 EE because resistance is futile

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 22:32:38 2014 No.6787511 Computer Science what is love?

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 22:35:38 2014 No.6787517 Nuclear Eng Still too early for me to say

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 22:40:08 2014 No.6787531 >>6782937 >>6787517 stay base mah niggas

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 22:44:36 2014 No.6787538 File: 47 KB, 506x337, 1347296639771.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] math because 300k starting

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 23:00:46 2014 No.6787566 CE because robots and spooky military tech is interesting as fuck

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 23:03:53 2014 No.6787573 Mechanical engineering because I want to ride in the shit I design

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 1 23:20:55 2014 No.6787617 File: 136 KB, 1120x977, Kine96rRT[1].png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6782225 his university doesn't have a meth lab

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