/sci/ - Science & Math

>threads now have the retarded /pol/cuck fearmongering shit in the OP

>>8928495

Mine is not even on the list. The only one from my country is 651-700.

>>6403063
why do these people have to exist?

>>6133870

Yeah, I know the basics of the MGF, but f(x) isn't provided and R(t) = ln M(t), hence my confusion

Will there ever be a cure for baldness?

It's insane how there's still nothing concrete to go on, and researchers are going around in circles.

My life is being shattered before me, from the MIT news site:

"Gruber, 47, grew up in New Jersey. As an MIT undergraduate, he says, he never really expected to become a physical scientist or engineer.

'I have humanistic tastes, but math skills, so economics was a great landing point,” '

I always though senior economics classes would involve hard quantitative analysis, am I wrong? Is he being really modest? Is this why you make fun of econ degrees?

>tfw you're a first year high school Chemistry teacher
>tfw you look on RateMyTeachers to see how you're rated
>tfw straight frowny faces
>tfw one kid complains that I test on stuff I don't explain in class and expect them to be able to apply what I teach to new situations