Is he the Jordan Peterson of physics?

Based molecules ONLY

You should be able to solve this.

> failed an interview because of this
> sitting for five hours depressed
> can't figure it out
> /g/ is struggling as well

HOW DO I PRACTICE AND GET BETTER.

TELL ME HOW THIS ONE IS SOLVED PLEASE.

I am a bit lost, /sci/.
I’m 18, no clue what to do with my life.
I’d be interested in doing something related to how drugs affect the human brain, which I’ve looked into and would fall under neuropsychopharmacology, I think. I’d wanna look into alternative treatments for mental disorders, things like that. Which sounds kinda fucking stupid to my friends since I barely did any drugs myself.
What do I take in uni to go into this field? Is it even worth it salary-wise? How likely is it that I’d even land a job in it? (EU, btw)
I’m also interested in nuclear energy, and I’m generally interested in chemistry too, drugs aside. What could be a good career choice if the above one isn’t good?
I’ve heard people say that Chemistry is not the best thing to take in university.

I don’t really know at all, I’m just very lost. I just know I like Physics and Chemistry and want to do something interesting related to it, but the more I look into academia and future career paths the more grim it gets. Threads like this probably get posted all the time, and for that I apologise.

Lets see if we have any geniuses on here.

Whats the answer to 1^x = 2?

Picture unrelated.

Comp Sci fags, have any of you read this yet? It's probably the most important CS paper in years. Mods, this thread is dedicated to discussing the compsci aspects of a fundamental technology and not investment or finance.
https://research.chain.link/whitepaper-v2.pdf

He did it. The crazy son of a bitch did it.

SpaceX win the bid for the NASA lunar lander.

Link:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2021/04/16/nasa-lunar-lander-contract-spacex/%3foutputType=amp

What software do you use for statistical analyses?

want some?