/sci/ - Science & Math

>>4385053
>you should all die

How very christian of you.
(Or whatever religion you might belong to. It is almost guaranteed that wishing something like that upon other humans will get you sent to your imaginary hell or place of punishment regardless of religion.)

>What's your major?
Astro- and particle physics soon.

Do you believe...
>in evolution ?
Yes.
>in big bang?
Yes.
>in higg's boson?
Hm. Can't say. Need evidence. Agnostic here, I suppose.
>in global warming
Yes.
>in string theory?
Can't say; need evidence. Agnostic, open for it. Will not dismiss it.
>in free will?
No.
>in soul/qualias?
No.
>in God/gods?
Nope.

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Lol, cattegories.

>>4136444

Why?

>really long time ago
>how could they do this?
>it's a mystery
>therefore aliens

I used to listen to Canibus, but I deleted my rap list on Spotify.

I do not like rap that much anymore, but OP, check out OP. The Saga Remix.

>ect
>ec tetera

I'm sorry, I just can't take you seriously.

The union of..or simply union.

>>3620494
>>3620489

Both are excellent tips.

Aerospace engineering for me.

>>3620445

...A morning filled with 400 billion suns
The rising of the milky way

>>3620427

...we will one day venture to the stars.

>mfw I sang that out loud

>>3620402

I think the background should be something more concrete. (a collage of scientists and their most famous equations, say.)
Something like this maybe
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The big bang wasn't an explosion in the regular sense, broski.

Just go to wiki for this man. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heat_death_of_the_universe

Please for the love of fucking fuck sticky this shit again. This deserves to be stickied.

Please take your /phi/ to /b/ or /lit/.

Happens to the best of us, OP. Sometimes I forget easy shit as well. Usually I just have to think a bit before it all comes falling back. Sometimes I get slightly embarrassed at myself and look it up at the internet.

And even if it doesn't come tumbling back, just do a few practice exercises and it will.

>>3252463

Disappointing :(.

>>3252458

Munchen, fuck yeah. Perhaps we'll meet sometime in the future.

>>3252449

Please stop posting that woman, EK.. she is really getting on my nerves.

Santa Claus was an easy one: how can one man go around the whole world... etc.

I was never aware of the easter bunny.

>>3252434

Where are you going to study then? I'm thinking about moving to Germany to pursue my degrees.

>>3252362
>>3252362

Well, technically speaking you'll start researching when you're working on your master's. If you choose to do a Ph.D then that would definitely help you a lot. So, strictly speaking, if you do degrees in physics, say, you are, technically, doing research without being in the top %5.

I don't think you have to worry about jobs, to be honest. The economy and business-areas will always have jobs for good (or even just half-decent) mathematicians. And if you don't like that stuff, you'd probably get a job in teaching and/or researching. (Inevitable if you do a Ph.D, I believe.)

I suppose my only tip would be to set yourself realistic goals and check if those goals will get you a job you want.