>your field >how can you cope with being a brainlet? >when

>>8566207
>Mathematics
>I don't know if I'm a brainlet
>I don't know if I'm a brainlet yet
>Assuming I could be a brainlet, maybe not. I would still do mathematics. It is a nice career. Picking a brainlet career like medicine, engineering or physics would just make me depressed. I'd rather be a brainlet in a field of gods than a god in a field of brainlets

-CS
-I understand that not everyone can be the elite of society. I won't try and stop people with better education to look down on me, but I will not let myself look down on others. Anyone who contributes to society through their efforts is worth my respect, even if that contribution is merely being a clerk.
-Probably when I was kicked out of my physics bachelor program. Dunno if i would have passed if I actually studied. That was dumb of me. Part of me wish I could go back. I liked physics more than CS, even thought it was hard.
-CS is pretty much a brainlet degree so far. I guess it's nice to be in the top 5% of students with basically no effort.

>>8566226
>>I don't know if I'm a brainlet
you're 100% a brainlet then.

>>8566207
>physics
>study more
>28% on first collegiate physics exam
>no, but do slightly regret not doing engineering to have a well paying job land in my lap

>chemistry
>i don't
>stopper on reflux condenser which led to an explosion
>no comment

>>8566249
physics major here, at least as a CS fag you have basically infinite job opportunities. I couldn't stand sitting in front of a computer for the rest of my life tho.

>>8566257
No, I'm not. I just went through my freshman year with an amazing record but me doing well in introductory courses does not imply that I will do well in the real mathematics courses.

Right now my brainlet status is unconfirmed. I could be a genius, or maybe I'm just average and the moment I hit real analysis the symptoms of my brainletitis will show up.

IQ tests show up at 140 but IQ is mostly a meme.

>>8566330
>I just went through my freshman year
brainlet confirmed

>>8566207
>psychology
Not brainlet unless you become a therapist

>Mechanical Engineering
>booze tbqh smdb pham
>~13/14 maybe earlier
>regret not choosing medicine in HS and dedicating my life to it, none of the liberal arts fields really interest me more/less than most STEM fields anyways