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Anonymous Mon 11 Nov 05:22:45 2019 No.11135682 View Reply Original Report

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most people studying math degrees won't end up becoming mathematicians, so why do they do it? It's not like you learn anything useful from solving puzzles for 3 years

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Anonymous Mon 11 Nov 2019 05:24:02 No.11135686 Report

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if it's between that and getting a job then solving puzzles is pretty comfy desu

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Anonymous Mon 11 Nov 2019 06:03:24 No.11135777 Report

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Because I want to become a mathematician. Sure, I likely won't be one and I likely won't make a groundbreaking theorem or solve an unsolved problem like I dream of, but I don't want to give up on it just because it's not likely.

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Anonymous Mon 11 Nov 2019 09:11:13 No.11136134 Report

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>>11135682
I study math to go into computational neuroscience (or maybe pure math if I feel up to it). Honestly, I'm just lazy and I like the simple course structure of: do the homework, take the tests. It's also just masturbatory to solve a bunch of puzzles for the sake of solving puzzles.

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