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What methods other than the scientific method do people on Veeky Forums find useful to gather truths in various aspects of life?
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What methods other than the scientific method do people on Veeky Forums find useful to gather truths in various aspects of life?
I am taking a lot of time travelling to college and back.
How do I learn to study in my room?
Is there a guide to follow?
Discourse with people I consider peers.
Listening to other people that have great authority in their field.
>What methods other than the scientific method do people on Veeky Forums find useful to gather truths in various aspects of life?
You'd get mad if you were to use the scientific method in real life to find "truths".
You can of course do experiments and find stuff, but the truth of it would be so weak it's totally irrelevant, the world is way too vast to use the scientific method in a non retarded way as an individual.
If one is interested in math, physics, computer science/engineering, what would be the best major?
I'm inclined to say physics, since it's kind of a happy medium. Can a physicist take on a mathematicians job (data analysis, actuary, etc)? And could I get into grad school for PhD if I took a few CS classes in addition?
*grad school for machine learning, kekkity
> math, physics, computer science/engineering
engineering physics is another good option If you want these subjects together
Can someone give me a quick rundown on sinh and cosh? Like what are they and what do I need to know about them? Also is there a unit circle equivalent for it?
Applied math could be a good choice too but you have to be careful in picking a course with good curriculum.
How were complex exponents figured out? I understand that (2^i)^i must = 1/2, but how do you work backwards from there to figure out what 2^i is and the process that leads to it?