How common is it to meet a Mexican in the STEM field? What are they like?

I work in a factory so I'm constantly surrounded by the bottom of the barrel.
>a guy cheated on his wife with a 5' goblina that passed through because his wife is a psychopath
>have a 60 year old man named chicken that has a net worth of 1.2 million dollars
>guy on first shift cheated on his wife (again)
>my boss shows people pictures of him shooting guns and having sex with hookers whenever he goes to Mexico
>one of them is named Wilbert
>my coworker tells me about how she manipulates men
>5'1 man named shorty got married with to his mistress because he accidentally got her pregnant

What's it like not being a retard stuck with retards?

Now that the dust has settled, what the fuck was this thing about?

Do you guys go to /gif/ to masturbate to degenerate porn? The real question is how does /sci/ cope with academic stress or any other intellectually challenging jobs?

Why are people on /sci/ so obsessed with intelligence and the ways used to measure it?

i have a job interview for NLP/ CV position tommorow, could you guys please fetch me some resources for updating my pretty rusty knowledge from college, like i need some conceptual overview of current trends and main ideas and applications in the fields
I dont need to know how to code it right now, i just need to be able to dabble with the terms on the interview tommorow

How do you cope with the fact that science can't really solve any of the problems in the world nor can you rely on it to have any real practical use in day to day life

Please help me add to this and make it less STEM-centric.

By the time a student is in high school, he or she should have more freedom in what he or she studies. In modern American high schools, this freedom is highly limited, and varies from school to school. Most of the classes students take are required in order to get a high school diploma, and in the classes students are allowed to pick, their options are limited. For example, you can't take Chinese class in most high schools, and you can only take a weightlifting class in high schools that have an appropriate weightlifting room. If a student enters college at the age of 18, he will likely be 22 by the time he graduates. If a student enters college at the age of 16, he will likely be 20 by the time he graduates. If a students wants to get a STEM degree, then he shouldn't have to be made to take non-STEM courses in high school. Of course, you're going to need a certain degree of proficiency in English in order to be successful in college, but this proficiency could be tested by a standardized test like the ACT or SAT. High school could be shortened to just a couple years by removing the concept of required classes for a diploma, and instead replacing it by a number of credits that should be low enough to allow students to graduate after a couple years if they so choose.

the infinite grid-vacuum that we exist upon is programmed quite simply, really. the universe takes the fraction (pi) and for every digit creates a space. and since there are infinite digits there are infinite spaces.

I have been treating WC amphibians with a water diluted ivermectin solution for years. My vet refuses to prescribe it to me, on a moral crusade. What are my alternatives?

http://www.xiomu.live/ programming is a joke, but so is communism and books