But with chemistry it would be just perfect

I sucked at chemistry in HS

It was interesting without the math parts I struggled with.

Although I would probably do a lot better now.

Math is easy

Most of it is boring

But at least it's easy and you don't have to put any effort into that

All the metals have a variable charge and readily give up electrons to become cations

So you don't have to really keep track of them

But the main group elements all have a charge they will take on to stabilize the atom.

I got straight 50s in math until I was 20 and went back to college to upgrade my shitty high school grades.

Once I learned programming, math was ezpz

Which was dumb that programming made more sense to me than math did and I ended up working backwards to git gud at math

What does "50s" mean?

Sometimes with math all it takes is just taking off from it and then relearning it.

50/100

Like a percentage scale?

Oh

Ok

A 50 is the minimum passing grade

It should be here too tbh

I literally learn math on tests

It's like
Okay, I don't know a shit about all this "combinatorics" thing, but I'll figure it out, right?

And it always works for me

Well that's good

But yeah learning about matter is fun.

And you end up learning about how it interacts with the fundamental forces and vice versa

Which is invaluable knowledge if you're OCD like me or just curious about the nature of the universe ^^

Universe is a horrible place tbh

Its cold dark and ugly.

But matter is cool

But there's starts to light it up

Well, isn't matter a part of the universe?

Like, quite an essential one

Definitely.

The downside is that those stars emite huge amounts of radiation and will boil you alive in space without a suit.

I meant how it interacts with the rest of the universe.

What a shitty way to die.

Oh, okay, I meant the "universe" in a broader sense

Like, including Earth