What does /sci/ turn into theorems?

medical marijuana + coffee

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>>8839586
OP here, I turn Earl Grey into theorems.

>>8839586
>>8839590
weed and this rooibos with bergamot which is

Lately it's been coffee. I have tea when I'm more stressed out, which I luckily haven't felt recently.

>>8839612
So rooibos Earl Grey, rather than the more common black tea leaf? Interesting, what's that like?

>>8839586
energy drinks and sugar-free energy drinks and depression

>>8839620
Strange, I thought it would've been the reverse.

>>8839629
Shit, I forgot to put that on the poll, didn't I? :/

I turn coffee into programs

>>8839638
Coffee seems really popular.

What languages?

>>8839590
Why does Earl grey give me massive headaches?

>>8839643
It could be the extract in it from the bergamot orange?

>>8839621
I don't take well to caffeine (anxiety) so I like it a lot. It is very smooth and rich, but not "herbaly" so doesn't make me snoozy.

>>8839641
C, C++

I used to drink tea, but coffee is better to stay awake.

>>8839660
also good with whisky when sleep time comes haha

>>8839589
this.

A bottle of cold-brewed coffee to take with me, green tea for after 2PM, and just the littlest amount of weed to stay in a good headspace.

chicken tenders

>>8839589
patricians choice right here.

>>8839586
I turn kebab into theorems.

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>>8839678
Remove theorems

>>8839586
Caffeine (mostly from coffee and pills)
Codeine, once a month for fun and help with my creativity
Weed maybe once a week
Alcohol, just one glass when I study, mostly straight rhum or vodka, though I try to lower my consumption due to alcoholic behaviour

>>8839586
>amphetamine isn't one of the options

Erdös is rolling in his grave.

>>8839660
Understandable, I might give it a go based off of your recommendation.

>>8839662
A good choice of language, not one of these memes.

I suppose I agree, tea has more of a relaxing vibe, whilst coffee just gets me wired.

>>8839664
Nothing like an 'Irish tea', eh?

>>8839675
Green tea is a good and healthy choice, just often tastes awful (certainly if you mix in nootropics).

>>8839676
Nthpbp.

>>8839677
Agreed,

>>8839678
Shish? Shish is my favourite.

>>8839686
Kek'd

>>8839714
I had to cut down my consumption of caffeine as withdrawl go quite painful, with constantly swollen sinuses.

>>8839718
I'd just click narcotics and specify.

Mostly plain old water these days, lots of it. I have coffee every once in a while, but it's usually when I'm having a chat (there is a "socializing" room in the department with comfy chairs, blackboards and espresso machines) or when I'm really late. I also like tea, but have it even more rarely than coffee (mostly because I'm too lazy to make it).

Jesus Christ, retard, you don't need to tell us to specify shit in every single option AND in the fucking thread.

Brainlet.

>>8839813
>Obviously not a mathematician.
You need to learn to be rigorous and considering you aren't, you're more likely to be the brainlet than I am.

How the fuck do you faggots operate while you're high on marijuana?

If I smoke marijuana, it turns me into a major brainlet

>>8839773
Understandable, tea does take longer than coffee to prepare even in their most simplified forms (tea bags and instant coffee), because of the steeping process.
I also tend to find, if you consume caffeine and water, the water seems to improve the efficiency of the caffeine and reduce negative side effects.

>>8839586
Physics PhD reporting in.

Tea in general, FTGFOP Darjeeling for harder problem.

In case of unexpected difficulties there is only one solution: sencha!

>>8839590
>OP here, I turn Earl Grey into theorems.
A patricians refined choice, I prefer this after another successful theorem solution.

>>8839843
>Physics PhD reporting in.
I'm currently a mathematics and physics joint honours degree, after a setback (I'm 21, going on 22).

>Tea in general, FTGFOP Darjeeling for harder problem.
I too enjoy a cup of Darjeeling chá, though I prefer the citric aroma and bite of the bergamot oil that accompanies Earl Grey.

>In case of unexpected difficulties there is only one solution: sencha!
I take either a cup of sencha or matcha in the mornings to wake myself up.

>A patricians refined choice, I prefer this after another successful theorem solution.
I too am glad to find another 'théist'.

>>8839939
>I too am glad to find another 'théist'.
Heh, I regularly go to a specialist tea shop (Le Palaise de The, they have outlets on many countries) but I have to be very quick about it. The employ most excellent sales people and my journeys there tend to be a trifle expensive,