thelogos

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   by thelogos 14y ago

   A large part of the blame lays on her. IMO adderall's mechanism is much more severe on neurons than methylphenidate. It's very well proven that amphetamine/methamphetamine increases the level of free dopamine in the cytosol which are prone
2. 92.▲
   by thelogos 14y ago

   I don't regret my degree either. It was paid by financial aid, chemistry knowledge comes in handy on a daily basis. Being able to read to research papers and actually understand some of it opens the door to limitless knowledge. I just wish
3. 93.▲
   by thelogos 14y ago

   I certainly believe your professor. It's not really the lifespan but more about the degradation of your body and mind as some of these solvents are quite neurotoxic. I'm not worried much about acetone, but toluene, benzene, hexavalent chrom
4. 94.▲
   by thelogos 14y ago

   My school doesn't have a ChemE program. I tried to transfer to one of those hardcore engineering school without success. From what I've heard from my brother (he's a CivE), engineering is a very hard and stressful career (like most serious
5. 95.▲
   by thelogos 14y ago

   The thing is, I want to get away from chemistry for now. What I learned after 3 years was, I hate being in the lab. I don't see any future with chemistry that doesn't involve working in a lab. My goggles and spectacles fog up constantly, I'
6. 96.▲
   Ask HN: Majored in Chemistry, should I go back and get a CS degree?

   6 points by thelogos 14y ago|14 comments