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My mom is a nurse, my dad is a doctor - and I'm speaking just anecdotally

Doctor (specifically, emergency medicine)
>rotating 12 hour shifts, he works full time at 4x 12 hour shifts weekly
>salary is $350k/yr
>malpractice insurance is 25k/yr or so
>has to relicense every couple years for competency
>has to work when sick unless able to talk a coworker into working for him
>graduated in 1985 with 40k in student loans
>unheard was bio, MD, residency at 4 years total 12 years before he started to make a comfortable salary

>Nurse, orthopedics
>works 3x 12 hour shifts a week
>4 year undergrad degree
>makes $45/hr (90k year)
>doesn't have to take exams to show continual competence, just has to take CEU's and pay a fee every 2 years
>malpractice not needed or required
>lots of overtime available

From a pure financial position, and factoring in opportunity costs, nursing is the field to go - after 15 or so years the MD route, of course, wins

But who wants to help sick people all day anyway

>>8594741
My dad is a nurse, my mom is a doctor - and I'm speaking just anecdotally

Nurse, orthopedics
>rotating 12 hour shifts, he works full time at 4x 12 hour shifts weekly
>salary is $350k/yr
>malpractice insurance is 25k/yr or so
>has to relicense every couple years for competency
>has to work when sick unless able to talk a coworker into working for him
>graduated in 1985 with 40k in student loans
>unheard was bio, MD, residency at 4 years total 12 years before he started to make a comfortable salary

>Doctor (specifically, emergency medicine)
>works 3x 12 hour shifts a week
>4 year undergrad degree
>makes $45/hr (90k year)
>doesn't have to take exams to show continual competence, just has to take CEU's and pay a fee every 2 years
>malpractice not needed or required
>lots of overtime available

From a pure financial position, and factoring in opportunity costs, nursing is the field to go - after 15 or so years the MD route, of course, wins

But who wants to help sick people all day anyway

>>8594798
This doesn't make any sense. Why does a nurse supposedly have a MD? Why does a doctor supposedly have only an undergrad?

I think you swapped some shit you dyslexic retard.

>>8594698
Integral of [math] \frac { 1 } { x } = \ln (x) [/math]

Indefinite Integration determines a function up to the addition of an arbitrary constant, since the derivative of a constant is 0.

>>8594698

what is the integral of 1/x dx? what is the integral of k dx where k is a constant?

>>8594709
what is the integral of k dx where k is a constant?

That's what I don't get. I get that the integral of dt is t. That makes sense, but I can't understand what is the integral of dx.

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>PhD in math
>300k starting

Anything with CS, get to work at Google and from there you can have literally any job you want.

>>8594594
>PhD in math

yeah right

>>8594008
This shouldn't have made me laugh but it did

>>8594012
They don't think it be like it is but it do

>>8594017
-black science man

>>>/x/

what is this cancer

Despite those two previous stupid posts, i did enjoy your treat. Pretty interesting

>>8593709
>Conical topology
The most brainlet depiction of a black hole.

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>>8593732
What is the patrician depiction?

>>8593780
There you go, anon: https://warosu.org/sci/thread/S8576833

What the fuck kind of retarded question is this

Quit spending all day getting high and looking at your hand. Open a math textbook.

>>8593576
What if like conspiracys r real

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>>8593618
Where did you think I obtained this figure, you dingus?

>only reading physical books

>basing your profession on a theory less than two centuries old
Lel. We thought the sun rotated around the Earth longer than that you dingus.

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>>8593579
>Not an argument.
Do you have anything more substantial than an appeal to age?

>>8593574
asking "what is the purpose of this?" is shorthand for "HOW does this benefit the organism's survival or how did it benefit its ancestors?"
Let's not get hung up on terminology.

Anybody?

proof or gtfo

>>8593387
How do I provide proof? Show brain scans while I jerk off to green guys?

Only autists are solipsists.

>>8593155
It's bollocks or mental illness.

Solipsism is the antithesis of human existence.

I'm saying that .000...(1) = 0 for the same reason .999... = 1, which probably is a huge mistake.

Yes, this is correct the probility of picking a random element from an infinite set is zero.

>>8593076
Yes, we can see this if we consider a set of n numbers. The chances of picking a number would be 1/n

Then the limit as an approaches infinity implies that the set is infinite, and also implies the probability approaches 0.

>the field of "Real" numbers is actually logically inconsistent with itself.
Yup, that's some gold-standard quackery right there.

>>8593010
This

>a number that does not exist

Top kek.

>>8592970
goodluck.
no one on this board has any applied experience.
they like to stick to non-physics related brain games.

once u start adding real variables they lose their shit and just lash out

>>8592970
obviously you have to count how many times the disk revolves per second
did you think the answer was more complicated than that

>>8592976
>>8592989
case in point

burger in belly bout 15
McChicky in belly bout 18

>>8592884
mcdouble has better calorie:dollar ratio and better macro:calorie ratio

Does pic related have to do with the McChicken video?

he was a great scientist, but i don't think i would put him on the level of Newton and Einstein who were epoch making scientists

>>8592833
WE

>>8592923
WUZ