/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.8189417]

>he emphasizes rigor over intuition in his proofs

[Anonymous No.8189418]

>>8189417
so?

[Anonymous No.8189427]

physicists and mathematicians are autistic

biology is best science

[Anonymous No.8189437]

>>8189427
if u're a girl

[Anonymous No.8189439]

>>8189437
biology is best 4 women because they can't do nothing except memorizing

[Anonymous No.8189466]

>>8189418
its literally autism

[Anonymous No.8189473]

>>8189437
>>8189439
im a qt loli :3

[Anonymous No.8189474]

>>8189417
>he thinks that rigour and intuition cannot be simultaneously emphasised
>he uses American spelling
>he attaches anime reaction images

[Anonymous No.8189501]

>>8189417
I think intuition is much easier to imagine and even find in real life, and generally impressive even to the uninitiated.

But I've met a few people whom I'd describe as paragons of rigour as well and they were impressive too.

This one postdoc in particular had a feeling of absolute solidity about him, like he could prove everything he knew from first principles and justify every step. It left a huge impression on me.

[Anonymous No.8189533]

>>8189474
im all for a balance of rigor and intuition mate. in shitposting about people who go all rigor

[Anonymous No.8189538]

>when an undergrad uses a page to prove something that can be done in 3 lines
adorable

[Anonymous No.8189598]

>>8189533
nah I agree with you, I just wanted to find an excuse to post that image

[Anonymous No.8189612]

>no degenerateposting

what the hell happened in this thread