Why am I going through Precalculus Mathematics in a Nutshell: Geometry, Algebra, Trigonometry and Calculus With Analytic Geometry, only to spend another two years doing the actual calculus courses, along with differential equations, discrete math, and linear algebra?
Because it not only means that I get to burn through physics, but I also get to fry my brain with stuff like this when I decide what other classes to take at Berkeley:
So, say goodbye now and hope that the only color my hair turns is white. What’s worse, my friends and family fear for their lives at the prospect of a particular double-major I’m thinking about. (The second one, that’s the choice that makes my loved ones wake up screaming in the night.)
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