/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12780339
> for the past few days I've been pretty much eating a single sandwich per day and nothing else.
This will raise your stress levels. Go eat a hearthy and salty meal of steak and potato, drink a glass of coke. General healthiness aside, calories, sugar, and salt will lower your stress levels. Stop stressing out about a bunch of shit, as long as you're not congenitally deformed everyone can always improve their health, your current state is alarming, but it's not permanent.

You're very socially awkward and with bad self esteem, but this is partially a product of your disrupted biological state, and a self-feeding mechanism. If you improve your biological state, you will resolve your mental problems, at least to the point where you can work on socializing without it being terribly uncomfortable. Eat plenty of salty carbs and protein, try to improve your nutrient status (vitamin D is wasted by stress, and so is magnesium, and both work to counter stress).

Try to avoid panicking over your future and other stressful thoughts, just work on getting by day-to-day and stopping your extreme stress and nervousness. If you have any social contacts that don't provoke anxiety, like your mom, try to spend time with them. Go spend time in the sun, if possible. Buy some liver and make liver paté. Eat chocolate. It's terrible to be in a shitty state and seeing no way out, but take your health into your own hands and believe you can find a way out. I've also been in shitty mental and physical health, but I just discovered I've been heavily vitamin d deficient, and I'm making progress by leap and bounds. Just last night I laughed my ass off at a greentext like I haven't done for over a year, i'm masturbating like a madman and I've almost sprinted to work several times, just a few weeks ago I was lying in bed all weekend, like I was dead. Also, if you are making improvements, don't be alarmed if you feel worse one day or two.

>people rejecting LEM believe it has to be either true or false, and therefore accept LEM
really makes you think, doesn't it

Finally just got my last grade back. Three A's and a B. This makes my final GPA a 3.326 for my mechanical engineering degree.

Is this good or bad

>>10205210
Ok, that's one way to look at it I suppose. Thanks, anon.
>>10205353
I think process could be interesting. I went into mechanical because everyone said that it is flexible enough for you to go into other fields. I've been slowly realizing that I'm not as excited about design work, but seems that tends to be what most of my curriculum has been until the last year of engineering.

I'm no dummy though on a lot of those subjects, but I also know that if you threw me into something mechE doesn't focus on, then I'd flounder a bit.