Where did you learn all you know ?

[Anonymous No.8591017]

Where did /sci/ learn most of the things they know? Did you learn all you know in school ?maybe the job that specializes in something? or are you just self-thought ?

[Anonymous No.8591020]

>>8591017
I learned everything I know right here on /sci/

[Anonymous No.8591029]

I've been listening to every free lecture from every non-retard college that posts shit on Youtube
I download every scientific paper that I can get for free and some that I can't
I steal books from the library on occasion

[Anonymous No.8591034]

>>8591029
>steal books from the library
Kindly euthanize yourself

[Anonymous No.8591047]

>>8591017
Started off with video lectures online and eventually progressed to reading textbooks (higher level shit doesn't have online lectures).

[Anonymous No.8591049]

>>8591029

What a waste.
Those books can help real motivated students instead of a failure like you.
I couldn't describe how much I hate you right now.

Piece of shit scumbag.

[Anonymous No.8591722]

Mostly classes, sometimes textbooks but I prefer someone explaining me shit

[Anonymous No.8591892]

Documentaries, nonfiction books, and general curiosity which leads to me researching the information myself

[Anonymous No.8591898]

>>8591017
From WikiLeaks and Infowars man
>Stay woke

[Anonymous No.8591900]

>>8591017
Mostly auto-didactically and by attending lectures at my uni. I learn better and faster on my own though and it gives me more time to experiment. I usually use books and various other written material on the internet, but videos of lectures are also good, but I don't watch them much these days.

[Anonymous No.8592493]

Mostly taught myself everything. I have a great prof/boss who gives me a lot of book recommendations. I just read them when I got spare time, like on the bus or between lectures etc.

[Anonymous No.8592518]

>>8591017
>or are you just self-thought ?
I am.