Exam season soon...Are you learning?There is a dude that is known to fail around 92% of students on electrical machines. Everyone is scared of him. He has long and rare titles in his name...Guys from another year got him to allow them to plug in a usb drive of theirs and they RATted that PC I think.Then they gave away questions for this year's exam. I am very happy.I just hope that they are real, they seem to be almost certainly the real thing by how they are formulated and they look like he wrote it. They fit the standards he had mentioned.I will only learn answers to the supposedly stolen list because it is quite impossible to learn everything in sufficient detail.The exam is this thursday. I will post if they turned out to be real.Marked for deletion (Old)
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If he usually fails ~90% of students and now everyone's gonna write the exam almost perfectly... he's bound to get suspicious
>>130360He will not be able to prove anything.Earlier this semester we had a test on processors and they stole the questions too and that processor dude did not care. I hope this one will not care either though he is friends with the top staff so I don't know.We had 60 minutes but a reasonable time you could finish it in was around 35 minutes.A kid walked in with an already filled test.He arrived 10 minutes late. He sat there, wrote nothing because he already had a filled paper, sat there for under 8 minutes and handed it.Balls of steel. He was not initially caught and I think he is fine.
I've dropped out of school and never looked back.
I'm failing hard
I don't see the appeal for teachers to fail their students on purpose for the act that they are hardcore teachers. I don't have the money to afford for school nor the time anymore for these setbacks.
Exam season started a week ago for me. I failed my Topology exam really badly (got a 27%) even though I thought it had gone well. I also failed my Matrix Analysis exam because I decided to try learning the whole subject in a single day. But that one went well enough that I got to do some extra thing to pass the class anyway.Right now I'm studying for Complex Analysis and Set Theory.
>>130366Some math degree? First year?I wonder if chan people are pretty much all into stem or non-stem people don't declare their presence.I wonder if it is an innate trait that gives birth to this correlation, a lot of traits that develop in the same person type. The fact that natural sciences people have an extremely high share of population on imageboards is interesting but not surprising.Especially the more mature people who don't act out on imageboards usually do either maths, electronics or related, information sciences or related or whatever else that is more technical, with an average IQ being probably some 110-115. The more immature posts are made probably by high school kids in their final years of forming a personality trying everything out and ending up in places like Heyuri, incubating into more of this kind mostly.I have a circle of people privately who would fit here who all went on to learn physics related things as their primary path, with one who is a moron but a fine and loyal moron and a few others that are not into stem but they are kept on a leash away from the middle of the circle because they are useless enough that we don't let them destroy nice things and useful enough that we interact in a friendly manner. They are just let know they are inferior when we build stuff
>>130358i cant study im playing fortnite
>>130375Good! Show me your building skills!!! NOWWW
You do know that he will realize the entire class passed perfectly on a impossible exam. You may have to redo it
>>130401He stated that he will do one test at the end.It is treated like a binding contract.No way, I refuse the possibility of it.
I fucking hate college. I don't know how to make friends.
>>130548all of my friends from college were made playing video games at the student union areaall of them, didn't get shit from in class itselfI did spend way too much time playing KOF and Street Fighter instead of studying though, and even after playing so much, I'm not terribly good at either seriesｷﾀ━━━(・∀・)━━━!!met my girlfriend there too, but that was 9001% just being lucky (another fighting game buddy of mine got similarly lucky though), I expected to be forever alone lul
I'm back.Stolen questions were good.He gave 3 questions and 2 of them were exactly the same.I'm not sure if I passed. I am almost certain I will get 100% on the first one. I think it is 3 marks in total.I'm hoping for any points on the second. I think I got 1/3 at most.I'm just hoping that the diagram that he made us draw extra is fine, it probably was one mark.Otherwise I might be fucked. Because we need 50% up. So I probably got 4 out of 7 which is passing. I don't know... >>130548I don't know either.Chans taught me that doing anything is attentionfagging and so it is bad!Sharing interests and admitting to knowing, having achieved, doing anything is first of all losing anonymity and also revealing the power level and it also is bad! My local life made me believe that the loudest people are indeed the worst as it is a general rule here, so I don't speak to differ from them!I'm finishing third semester and I don't have a single friend made here.So far it is going for me exactly as explained in the video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eyauLFYpmd0
>>130361That guy who walked in late and finished in 8 minutes pretty much proves to the professor that there were cheaters in the class... That requires some incredible balls (and stupidity) on his part. Let's hope you stay out of the splash zone, examtaker-san! When it comes to making friends in university, I made all of mine through tabletop roleplaying. I pretty much just went to the first club meeting and asked "hey, who wants to join my D&D campaign!?" and it worked out pretty well.Pic related was something I drew for 4chan /tg/ to describe the group. A couple people drifted away a while ago, but in the end us three remained bonded enough to still be friends who game together 6 years later!However, the rest of the people in the club were either unbearably socially awkward even by our low standards as geeks, or they were really big into racial and gender politics. In retrospect, I got pretty lucky by getting the good ones, so I can't promise the same results for anyone else. Still, what I CAN promise is that if you don't do ANYTHING, you'll make no lasting friends.
>Pic related was something I drew for 4chan /tg/ to describe the group.Holy shit. I don't even play D&D and I was laughing so hard from your drawing. 10/10 would request a song from those bards, even if they killed me afterward and made a cloak out of my skin.
>>130366I just got back from my Set Theory exam and it went surprisingly well considering I went into it not understanding anything about the subject. But i thought the topology exam went decent too and it clearly didn't so who knows.This was supposed to be my final exam of the semester, and I should be able to have the next month free, but since I failed the topology exam, I'll have to redo it and I also want to redo the Matrix analysis exam, so I'll need to keep studying for a week more. It makes me wish I had actually studied for more than a day for the first attempt, but I might actually be the laziest person alive because I just can't get myself to do it (I only started studying for set theory from 7 pm yesterday for example). It's really frustrating because I forbid myself from watching anime and playing games the week before the exams, but since I can't get myself to study anyway it just results in an entire month wasted doing absolutely nothing.
so that's the thermodynamic square for memorizing maxwell relations and it goes like "Good Physicists Have Studied Under Very Fine Teachers." any other acrostic alternatives like "Garbage Posters(like me) Help Understanding Very Fun Threads"
>>130585My strategy for finding friends in situations like this is finding a guy that seems similar to you, go to him and start talking about the things you like to see if he also likes them and just keep going until you are friends. Look for quiet and lonely guys as they are most likely to be looking for friends but don't know how to do it.
>>130373Natural sciences students are into biology. The chans are places where you can find all sorts of gore and interesting media. You don't have to be a genius to put the 2 together.
>>130656Boring post ahead! Caution!I got one close friend during highschool. It is a long story so I will not bother, and I was mostly alone since early childhood so I don't mind being alone.Early high school was the last time I could talk to anyone.I don't approach because I must look annoying forcing my person on someone by merely talking.It feels weird. I wouldn't open up again due to events from early high school because I was so open that even a local judge and police was invited by someone and I don't feel like trusting anymore. Those friends that I made before the court are the ones that would need to last me a lifetime.I had a mechanics exam today and I exchanged like 15 responses today. It was a lot.I felt alien. They are too open. And those who are alone seem repulsive mostly due to ignorance and filth although I cannot be sure since I never talked to them.Majority in general behave like that big city westaboos kind (for lack of a better word), their emotions play a deciding role in their choices and responses which is just disappointing. I did successful things and they are not the people you can trust so I discarded them in general.Hereby I accuse them of ignorance because they in general seem to be so mentally powerless they cannot attempt doing anything on their own.For an anecdotal proof is my observation that they seem to believe that actually speaking english is some magic unachievable for mortals. Some are either orthodox about grammar despite failing at it in many regards and whatnot and some others who are so underdeveloped in that language that you simply get disinterested from straightening them up in any aspect.More ignorance, some people seem too obsessed with imitating the west (or rather america) and that is a good portion of people, they are insufferable, it does not feel like home anymore where our normal local things are pushed out for a country half of earth away.I did not change much since I was little, my surroundings became foreigners, it is hard to form bonds with foreigners.One dude was surprised that samba is a thing and his brain blew up from disbelief during some basic networking class, it got to the point I did reveal a fraction of my power level and the dude offered me a max grade on the spot which was an unexpected heartwarming thing, yet another example how ignorant people were. They just copied commands into the terminal and still botched it. +20 seem to not even know how computers work despite being raised in it and computation being the new ultimate meta of success which is even more disappointing.Revealing power level is tempting. A few of people I interacted in highschool sometimes ask me to translate colloqiual russian once every eternity. Or discussing a lecture after it ended with the professor pointing out a mistake since he showed a slide with japanese documentation and I could read it and spot a false claim, I felt powerful Another gigantic chunk of population I can't form friendly bonds with is the people unable of critical thinking in good faith. They are not to be trusted, they behave nice on surface but once you do or say anything they don't like they want you dead and they are so persistent in their idiocy that no amount of good faith challenge could ever change their behavior and they have lots of friends who are like them who will bother you because of the gossips or idiotic drama seeking, besides being plain dumb and the drama benefiting nobody especially someone that is supposed to be a friend. It is very true for people who are nice to you but gossip about you. People who care so much as to check whether you have correct beliefs by asking you 'do you believe in god', 'who do you vote for', 'what do you think about gays', 'what do you think about X conflict'. I can hold any view, no view, not know about it, not care about it or whatever. What difference does it make in a friendship?I had an experience at the train station this week where I was asked whether i believe in god and I responded with a question 'what is the correct answer?' he started because I told that man that I bless him for a fortunate outcome (I'm not buying anyone a ticket or vodka by auto-vouching alone). I just wanted to be nice and not tear it apart because of a different view because in that regard I don't care. I would anger both the believing and atheists if they were persistent and zealous enough in their belief. That question caught me and I probably said the worst possible response instead of betting on 'yes i do believe'. I could argue with him the catholic canon, prayers, saints, whatever but it wouldn't change his state and I am not cruel enough to waste his time for benefit of none of us.Besides my affection is deep and constant. I don't want people who make me undecided whether they deserve my affection or not around, risking that I get deceived by them into giving love despite them not being completely loyal. What I love is loved by me probably forever. Old love is not as lively as the current one but I never pretend like I like or I don't like something. The games I have played since preschool are still my love, people I have known since I was little who did not betray me still have my love. Old songs, shows, my interests, struggles, stories, events they all have my uncessant love with passing decades. I don't want to add too many because it is hard to manage too many. Same with friends. I can't imagine turning down anything and anyone that earned my love at some point.There are memories that everyone has forgotten except for me because I love things that I love and I memorized every detail of every thing that I love decades ago.There are items I store as relics from love dating decades and I am the only who remembers their existence.
>>130658Doesn't natural in this context mean anything that derives immediately from the primordial order of the world? Like maths, physics, chemistry with biology being in the gray zone?Because it operates on fairly simple mechanisms that derive from typical natural sciences but there is such a multitude of possibilities to achieve the same goal (like basing life on carbon or silicon that achieve the same goal with an extremely different set of mostly mutually exclusive possibilities) unlike in physics or maths that can be determined by something ultimate.I would put biology between natural (like maths, physics) and artificial (like literature, language, culture) because it fits truly both and neither.
>>130681All the people that write long text like that like literature teachers are boring. I no longer want to be your friend.>>130682Where I'm from, natural sciences are a subdivision of the real domain that focus on biology and chemistry(and also a bit of physics). The real domain refers to science and math and IT and shit like that. It's counterpart is the human domain, which refers to history, art, and you get the point.