For me, the leap to multivariate calculus gave me a lot of trouble.

Differential equations was doable but no longer fun for me, either.

It was a combination of multivariate calculus, linear algebra, and differential equations where I just wasn't having fun with math anymore. Those subjects represented the end of pure math education for me, and later engineering classes requiring knowledge in those were also not a ton of fun. Went from a self-described math and science guy to just...not describing myself in that way anymore.

The start of calculus is relatively easy and intuitive, ive heard there are some schools that teach the basics of it to children at the same time they normally learn algebra.

Then theres the real bastard calculus that can and will make grown adults cry.

When there is more letters than numbers. When the letters change to weird shapes (integral). When there are multiple successive brackets. I dunno, I am not a mathematician.

I can think of a few potential cut offs, taking differential calculus to be basic.

Integral calculus. Multivariate calculus. Differential equations. Epsilon-Lamba calculus.

But that's just my opinion.

Probably around analysis and abstract algebra which come after multi variate calculus and differential equations.

After three semesters

From my experience, books titled "advanced calculus" cover the fundamentals in a lot more detail, with focus on δ-ε proofs. Usually, "advanced calculus" comes between elementary calculus (Calc 1-3 in a US institution) and real analysis.

More than one variable.

I have a similar issue with the word research. Do your own research - wtf. Research is either standing in the lab and actually experimenting, or conducting (clinical) studies, or at the very least an extensive literature research that even for a paper takes days (more like weeks and months) and a lot of knowledge on the field as well as methods for literature research in this sphere to be conducted properly. I absolutely don't want you to do your own research about my field of study. You probably have a job and don't want to go to university for 6 years to understand my niche.

At school, topics are divided into Arts, Science and Humanities. The majority of Bachelor’s degrees are titled Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science.

Using the word “Science” colloquially to describe anything that isn’t the Arts or Humanities is entirely consistent.

Dyscalculia is the word you're looking for

Mammary studies are a very advanced field. There are so many cup sizes and don't get me started on how they relate to other measurements. And then there's nipples, how do they even work?

Science is a process, and it's really simple:

1. Form a hypothesis (make a statement of what you want to test, ensure it is testable; if it's not testable it's not amenable to science)
2. Come up with how to test the hypothesis
3. Test the hypothesis
4. Publish the results and details

There are technical bits that make that easier, but the big parts are keeping records of what you've done and what the results were

Some hypotheses are expensive to test, best leave those to the well funded pros

I’m sure there’s something out there. Rule 34 and all that.

there should be a gate keep barrier. there is a big difference between a scientist with a degree who works in science, and a science enthusiast.

there's nothing wrong in the second one, I just think we shouldn't mix em too much, less we end up with "expert" without qualifications (were already here).

your mom

That's a) impossible; and b) if limited enough to be possible would take too long to be practical

And then we have things that remap what seems one-dimensional into abstract spaces, so that we can draw new conclusions.

The calculus is unironically the best part

I am sad that you have not yet received a community name. I'll search and report back

Ed. Yes there is, but it's at .ml

!iamverysmart@lemmy.ml

It's not very popular

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Unfortunately, it's not just Kursgesagt Hentai.

It only Kursgesagt and Rick and Morty Hentai.

Actually, curiosity got the better of me and after taking a brief look, there is Kursgesagt Hentai. I just really don't want to interact with it anymore than I already have.

SciComm or Edutainment?

as a scientist, I'll say yes

That's because your frigid heart doesn't understand the science of looooove