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>>8822965
Probably medicine.

>>8822982
I definitely second this. If you're too dumb for medicine, maybe pharmacy, but that shortlists the surgical aspects you can tap onto when you fuck yourself up and need it.

>>8822965
Nursing/Medicine

Any sort of engineering degree is useless if you don't have appropriate equipment.

At that point we'll just outsource to other planetary civilizations. But what would we give them as part of the trade?

probably, supposedly technologic singularity will help us overcome that curve, or at least the AIs we create will be capable to

>>8822861
>>8822871
WTF is this AIDs i'm reading? What has happened to /sci/?

maths degree
number theory

probably not but you need to at least be able to use google to find the NSA's website and look at their career postings

>>8822019
No, they actually recruit primarly direct feom cs and math undergrads.

T. I'm in their 3 year training program.

Yes and No.

>>8821949
ok. thanks

>>8821947
Partly yes. Environment I think plays a bigger part though. Look up twin studies.

hur durr

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>>8821054

yes. It is a trivial question, but an important pedagogical question all the same.

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Does it transform like a scalar? no. The levi-civita symbols fail to transform like rank n contravariant tensors and so you cannot contract them to form invariants.

attempting to transform the levi civita symbol yields the following

[eqn]\varepsilon^{\alpha_{1}...\alpha_{1}}\prod_{i=1}^{n}\frac{\partial\bar{x}^{\beta_{i}}}{\partial x^{\alpha_{i}}} = \bar{\varepsilon}^{\beta_{1}...\beta_{1}}
|\partial \bar{x} |[/eqn]

>>8819785
Most scientists are highly skilled mechanics. They understand how a particular system works and how to manipulate it. Their intelligence has to do with remembering a bunch of facts regarding a very specific system. Your average business man or even clinician is much much "smarter" than someone who can tell you everything there is to know about cellular respiration but knows fuck all else.

The biggest sign of their overall retardation is thinking they're too smart for normal life, so if anything you're a very average scientist.

>>8819843
0/10

>>8819850
Stay butthurt. I've studied more science and involved myself with more scientists than you ever will.

>>8817134
Typical short-term mindset. This is exactly why mankind is doomed to fail. If anything, only SpaceX can save us now.

>>8817134
gubmint subsidies

>>8817135
>literally zero argument
hmmm...

HP 35s

>>8815806
HP 12C Platinum

>>8815806
You don't need a calculator. Your computer is much more powerful and useful than those antiquated shit machines.

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>your school
University of Washington
>major
Computer science and mathematics double major
>GPA
3.8
>thoughts on school/program
Very pretty campus, tons of research opportunities, and our CS program is pretty good. I'm happy here

>>8812796
Looks beautiful, much greener than the concrete jungle I live in

>>8812785
>Wichit State
>MS Aerospace Engineering
>3.0
Most of the classes feel like stuff that should've been taught at the bachelor's level (theory of elasticity, FEM, vibrations, etc.) but it's good for making local connections. The department is growing, though, so I expect to see things improve.

>>8822083
>which means that all my professors know the proof to the fundamental theorem of everything:
>1+1=2
No it doesn't

nobody has read that meme book especially after gödel btfo'd it

Brainlet here. How can 1+1=anything but 2?

>>8822017
We're at an awkward development point, where natural selection has lost its mediating force. But it's followed by direct manipulation of DNA, so there's really no reason to worry.

But yeah, if we didn't do that or a form of eugenics, we'd eventually end up going the way of the sunfish.

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>soft

>>8822017
You are such a brainlet you dont even know that selective breeding is inferior to genetic engineering.

We only have this thread like every day.

sheet if life was about answers and not attitude, I would still be depressed as fuck

>>8821131
you just gotta keep trying i guess
if you don't use it you lose it

>>8821141
This is not true, if you want to be actually smart, you have to not try and still be able to destroy your peers. If you have to try hard, you just look like a plebeian to the actually smart people.

>>8821037
it looks like my parents fighting

>>8821037
An abnormal area of tissue kinda, like there's a lot of glial cells and not many neurons or maybe some other kind of cell possibly.
>>8821057
Also this.

it means this person is not white

>>8820402
>study math
>have the option to study financial mathematics
>refuse because it sounds boring and don't want to earn money

>>8820402
>""""""""""""""""""""""real"""""""""""""""""""

>>8820406
The class is called calculus, not "calculus with financial applications"

Theres multiple brainlet calculus classes, they can go there.

he invented thomas edison

>>8820313
A.C. electricity

>>8820326
>he invented
>he
>invented