Redpill me on Eric Dollard

If pic related were possible, would it be a good idea or bad idea?

Senior unifag here. Three years ago I strongly considered adding physics as a second major but narrowly decided against it and (thought) I moved on. Over the past few months I've had a complete change of heart and grown deeply interested in understanding at least basic aspects of physics, and more specifically fascinated by questions related to cosmology. At the same time I've grown less interested in my current majors. It's obviously too late for me to add a major, and outside of astronomy with very limited math I haven't taken any math or physics courses. Am I too late? A few people I've talked with about this suggested applying for undergrad admission elsewhere now or in a few years expressing a change of heart, but even if I did that I'd be nearly thirty with just two Bachelors. Should I just accept that this can't be what I do as a career and can only be an interest or hobby? Maybe better to put in /adv/ but whatever.

I fucking hate med uni

Is it scientifically possible to determine how many people a woman has slept with in the past?

>Hypothesis
Magnets are an inherent form of free energy. It has been setting right in front of our faces for generations as a toy, or trick
>oooh they move each other? Neato
>Test
Create a magnetic"water wheel" where a very specifically calibrated "spoke" of north magnets is rotated by a specifically calibrated plate of south-pole magnets.
The "spoke" wheel will have an axel, driving a common electric generator, thereby creating a truly unlimited source of clean energy

>Has free energy been in front of our faces this whole time?
I think so, and I'm saving money to do this very experiment. I suspect I am right and I implore any anons to experiment with this idea themselves.

Hey Look! An anomaly was detected on my geiger counter. The CPM 3rd peeked at >80 CPS then to 35 CPS.

The mistake of all regular scientists is to believe that everything will have a scientific explanation. Top scientists knows that this is not the case.

https://arstechnica.com/science/2022/01/study-1960-ramjet-design-for-interstellar-travel-a-sci-fi-staple-is-unfeasible/

>humans will never settle outside earth
>humans will never leave the solar system
>humans will never make contact with another intelligent civilization
>humans will be able to create perfect clones of Ryback after he's gone
>humans will go extinct on earth well before it even gets engulfed by the son

Could covid have a side effect where you can have clarity of thinking in the beginning of thought but then a few moments later it starts to become blurry/foggy? Is this possible or am I just convincing myself of delusions?