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Any STEMtard man in?

What are you into?
I did my MS in math and statistics, currently taking a bunch of datasci courses with a focus on financial stuff. I think I'm addicted to statistics.

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Chemical engineer
Learning Python at the moment for the lulz

Chemistry dropout. Doing datascience stuff for a living now, too, but not financial.

Fehlt dir da nicht der mathematische Hintergrund, Chemie hat doch eher wenig Mathe

1st year engineering.

>stem cucks

bachelor of microbiology, hard to get employed with this shit had a friend who had to wait about a year and move across the state to get a job as a research assistant for a uni . but helped me get into graduate school, so i guess theres that

I think biology degree is the least prestigious out of all the stem degrees to be honest

Books and the internet exist, you can learn stuff that is not part of your major.

yeah because biology is for retarded bimbos

I studied computer science. Does it count?

kek did a bimbo majoring in biology reject white boi?

From what I heard from other CS students it's mostly masturbation. The kind that makes you think Haskell is really nice.

You said biology was the least prestigious STEM subject. I gave an objective reason as to why, although I suppose I shouldn’t have expected a biology major to understand.

>that one time a biologist discovered you can approximate the area under a curve with rectangels and this 'discovery' got cited a buttload of times

>double majoring in Biology and Archaeology
>Biology students are dumb normies
>Archaeology students are also dumb normies

That was a medical doctor actually.

My uni has one of the most prestigious medical schools in the country (everything non-medical-related sucks here, but there's barely anything not medical-related), and I took some grad courses in Biostatistics. There were lots of people in Biostats who had MS and PhD in Biology or Chemisty and still had to go back to school to learn stats and programming.

Actually when I finished my math degree I got interviewed by a bunch of banks but they all told me I need to learn programming. So here I am.

I wish I liked STEM so I could get a non-meme degree, but it's just so fucking boring. I literally cannot stay awake in any science or math class. Doing the work is torture.

I know Biobros won't take me seriously, but if I had one suggestion I'd tell you all to study statistics. One of my friends is a biology grad from a good school and he works in a brewery.

Or pure math...MathBio is a huge field and made major breakthroughs in ecology. But I think the easier/more direclty useful route is just statistics. Learn Some R or Python programming and you'll be a good researcher if that's your goal.

It's boring torture for me and I got an MS. But when you get to your mid-twenties you learn to put up with it.

Especially because, once you've learned a lot, you quickly connect dots and things make sense to you. Also STEM undergrad is way more boring than adult-mode STEM.

>being poor and needing the money
Lol.
My ideal job is standing outside all day looking at trees and dirt for $20k/year

>non-bayesian parametric statistics

look at this boomer

What are you studying that you enjoy?

Pure math bachelors right now, intending on phd and hoping to do research.
I have time to double major in computer science as well and i find that quite fun, could be useful since it takes quite a bit of luck and circumstance to get any good research position

Frequentist cucks never fail to astonish me with their stupidity

>non-parametric "models"

Cringe

Anyway I'm taking a DataCamp course on Bayesian stuff in R. The guy's swedish or Norwegian and his voice is hilarious
campus.datacamp.com/courses/fundamentals-of-bayesian-data-analysis-in-r/what-is-bayesian-data-analysis?ex=1

Only thing I really like is history