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>>9014399
Kek I'm exactly on the same boat. Except its 13 hours for me.

Fuck, why can't I take physics classes seriously? God damn.

>test day after 4th of july
Yuropoors.

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>>9014406
Umm... no sweetie, I'm Canadian.

Low graduation rates are primarily caused by:

1. People transferring to another uni (so they technically don't graduate from their original school)
2. People who overestimate their ability to succeed or do the work in a rigorous major
3. Unusually difficult coursework that weeds out more first years than it should, grade deflation etc

>>9012745
because we don't know how to teach math. in aerospace at my college they threw some hard problems at you right in the beginning to separate wheat from the chaff. if you don't have a level of mathematical maturity you won't make it past the first year. most kids attend buttfuck highschool where they teach to the test and learn nothing about mathematical thinking. even if they wanted to learn mathematics, they simply wouldn't have time, because they have to go to a government building for 8 hours a day (or be arrested) for 12 years, to be forcefed a cirriculum similar to a watered and dumbed down liberal arts education, with no coherency and basically no real purpose. they have the most alert hours of their best years taken away from them to be taught how to be obedient. it's actually kind of sick.

>>9012745
whats funny is despite the fact that every uni is practically carrying you through college with 80 point curves the graduation rate is still low for stem.

>>9012194
http://www.nature.com/news/over-half-of-psychology-studies-fail-reproducibility-test-1.18248

>>9012507
Thanks senpai.

>>9012507
With this news, it means psychology is more of a philosophy than actual science.

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>>9015895

I'm in several non-reddit discord hosted by a lainchan admin that is filled with professionals/students. They host a chemistry, biology, maths, and A.I.

>>9015969
Thats nice, but Id sooner kill myself than join an anime group

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>>9015972

I'd sooner kill myself than join a reddit-normie group.

>>9015764
I don't know, I've never taken any engineering classes. What's the difference between the two?

>>9015764
>Starting your physics career in quantum mechanics
You might as well try to teach a baby to read using Shakespeare

>>9015811
I thought this too. Why the fuck isn't the OP starting with classical mechanics in some general physics course.

>2017
>giving your DNA away to an american company so that they can put it in a database

>>9015752

What could possibly go wrong?

>>9015703
they always add "Ashkenazi" to everyone, at least 1% so that the jews get more support

No.

>>9015308
>40 hours a week
I am STEM but not engineering, but I work 20 hours a week and I already want to kill myself and/or quit.

You will fail your first semester like that. You should try to get funding so that you don't have to work. Perhaps convince your company that you will use the degree with them after you graduate and make them agree to reduce your hours for the next 4 years.

I'm 26 and I''ll be getting my associates for electrical tech next year. Am I fucked?

I'm tired of school and my shitty dead end wage slave job. I want to work but something more relevant to my field. I want to move out of my parent's house. I kinda of want to go for my full EE degree too but I don't know if I have it in me right now. I'm pretty burnt out with school.

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>>9014142

>>9014142
>didnt get an answer from the first thread
>let me just remake it

god damn it

>>9014142
No. Science is practiced within bounds that preclude answers to such questions.

climate change has been on a hiatus the last few hours

Nooooooooo

Climate change is real, never in the history of the earth has the climate remained stagnant. It has been always changing. Global warming and the human cause are what nobody has yet proven.

>A global map of the May 2017 LOTI (land-ocean temperature index) anomaly shows that the extreme warmth that affected parts of the northern hemisphere — Siberia in particular — in prior months has partially abated.
Maybe you should read your own article, it says right there it's become less severe this year.

>>9013929
This statement is false.

>>9013929
No.

Yes, it isn't.

>>9013088
Anal opening in men is shaped like a crack but in women is shaped like a star.

Thanks anatomy classes.

>>9013091
why?

>>9013088
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bean_machine

>>9012756
>anon rediscovers penicillin

Yes! the idea of rubbing random mold spores on an open wound is brilliant and very doctory

>>9012765
Can't argue with results

This one

>>9012694
>>9012710
yep its that one.

>>9012710
>>9012955
it's very timey-wimey, wibbly wobbly.

>computer science
>science
also
>/sci/ approved
LOL

I really wanna shake brady harans hand and tell him to keep it up or something because he's so cool

>>9011691
/sci/ hates CS

But Computerphile is OK desu.

Most of other channels are Brainlet "HTML/CSS/JS responsive web design" or "Java/Swift Apps" code monkey stuff

>>9010036
Live stream located here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKmWeATngb4

You didn't need to make another thread you fucking autistic musk faggot.

I for one welcome our new overlord, Lord musk