#stemblr

[dearreader-12]

I think the worst part about writing a lab report is when you believe you have everything done and completed, but you just need to give it one more once-over reread.

Like, I can't do it! I am just so tired and spent I don't even have the energy to reread it once, I just want to turn it in and hope for the best.

[leanmachine5]

shout out to the messy desk gang, hope u’ll find that one pen u’ve been looking for

[chroniclesofachemist]

IF NOT FOR EAT WHY CAKE?

IF NOT FOR MOUTH WHY HONEYCOMB?

IF NOT FOOD WHY LOOK LIKE FORBIDDEN SNACK?

[internalresistance]

I look at this one uh from time to time -

[i-wanna-study]

I'm getting very stressed these days because my high school finals results will be declared soon. I know I didn't do well, so I just hope I pass and achieve the required percentage to get into universities. My first entrance exam didn't go well either. I plan to post everything I do — for example, if I finish one or two topics, I'll post about it. Maybe this will satisfy my brain and give it enough dopamine so that I don't procrastinate. Tommorow, I plan to complete Set Theory, Statistics, Sequences and Series, Permutations and Combinations, and maybe Linear Equations as well if I have some time left.

[inquisitivemobius]

So I study physics (Bachelor's), and yes, the multiverse hypothesis - or "many-worlds interpretation" - comes from quantum physics.

In quantum physics we talk about things having many properties at the same time, such as being physically located in two places at once despite being a single unique thing, and we call this a "Superposition".

Now, our current understanding is that things are not at two places at the same time when they interact with other things. This means that the thing loses its Superposition. And we are not able to predict what state the thing will be in when it loses the Superposition. It seems random.

One interpretation of this randomness is that the different possible outcomes all happen, but in different universes. It is not a proven hypothesis; it is currently impossible to prove, so it's not accepted as a physical model, but it is a way to explain what is going on.

My brother equates it to believing in gnomes too, but I guess the difference would be that the many-worlds interpretation can't predict anything other than the Superposition thing. It's weird; quantum physics is weird!

Can someone explain to me why a multiverse is considered to be a scientific concept

[puffycinnabunny]

Electric field or smt

[moastudiess]

04.30.2025~ Daily Productivity Challenge 6/10

Probabilities and effective study rituals before my last final exam :))

I’ve fully claimed my boyfriends’ room while he went long boarding and I’m planning on compiling every possible set of notes I can get my hands on for this open note exam

[housemdofwolves]

someone check on us STEM major house md fans

(tt: @drcameronsbangs)

[tiredthembo]

bitches will love magic systems and then dread studying stem because its hard. Like, your mind IS the magic! Physicists, biologists, and chemists are literal wizards. They can transmute substances and cure diseases and predict the future. Engineers have made structures that stand for millennia and rocks that think and enchanted clothes and wonders we can barely imagine. Mathematicians are eldritch creatures that can peer into the fabric of reality and will reveal what they see if only you learn their language.

So yes, stem is difficult and esoteric and maybe can’t be mastered, but its literal magic and its everywhere and if you can’t appreciate that, I don’t even know how you get through the day.

this is also a reminder to take care of your mind. Magic runs on your mind and sheer willpower. If you’re studying late and getting drowsy, go to sleep. Consider meditating if you’re stressed out. Exercise regularly. It’s definitely not easy, but the benefits are real.

[hoonhoe]

hi hi, how are we doing, it's been a little while since i have gotten here to speak properly, i was afraid that my regular whining of the same shit must have pissed people off but oh well, we gotta yap.

so, hi again. it's been a long while since i sat down and typed everything off because i have been processing too, as of late there was a great uncertainty with my acads in the future, i have another very important exam coming up in a month's time and i have been meaning to lock in but my brain and body refused to co-operate, it's been a wild ride of hospital visits, crying and planning to study only for it to go into vain.

i often found myself wanting to get back to the mindset i had post mains 1 in january, for those of you who were here then, you must know my insane activity on here for the sake of accountability, i desperately need it back, need the jan me back who was just studying and trying to get through it all, i wasn't making parallels, i wasn't overthinking and i wasn't stuck in a rut, but we gotta move tf on.

in exactly 31 days from now, i have the exam to the uni i oh so badly want to get into and despite that i'm slacking off, it's a hard pill to swallow but three whole years of rigorously doing the same things haven't been the greatest for me, nevertheless i cannot give up when i'm this close to my final chance, right?

so in sheer hopes of making things better for my own self, i've stumbled here once again, i need the accountability to set myself straight, so hopefully you'll see me go insane again, for one final time.

fuck it we ball, AMIRITE 🗣️‼️

[canisvesperus]

Who up analyzing they seawater

[h0bg0blin-meat]

Here's the link to the video

👏 SAY 👏 IT 👏 LOUDER 👏

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[academicfever]

77/100 days of productivity!

Saturday reset mode: activated. You’re building something bigger than just a productive day—you’re building resilience, discipline, and balance. Keep going!

Log: 23 Feb

☀ Morning ▸ Breakfast + journal ▸ Research Work (RO) ▸ Light stretching

🌿 Afternoon ▸ Deep-clean workspace + tidy up ▸ Lunch+ write up ▸ Catch up on research (editing)

🌙 Evening ▸ Call home ▸ Yoga ▸ Go shopping ▸ Wind down with a movie or podcast