Tip for energy, taking coffee and then a power nap of 10-20 minutes can really help

another tip: drink ice water

Tbh I’m bored, I’mma learn calculus out of boredom.

Another tip: Don't drink so much coffee.

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Dunking too much coffee can make you crash, yes?

... no

LOL

i think i just get dependent

there’s no such thing as too much

this is my 3rd today

There is when it comes to caffeine though.

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Iirc, it’s that you have to consume more and more caffeine for the same effect as you continue drinking it

i have gaps in my schedule in where i can nap

pretty much

but im in college its inevitable at this point

Well of course

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When it’s college, loads of time cramming is involved yes?

"Caffeine has been associated with anxiety, restlessness, and difficulty sleeping. In addition, some studies suggest that drinking it regularly, even in moderate amounts, can cause chronic headaches and migraines ." -Lisa Wartenberg, Healthline.

Oh that too

Because it stimulates your nervous system.

Tea is a great alternative as it still has caffeine but not high amounts. Personally, I only drink tea because I can't stand the taste of coffee.

Ah ha, I see, the video is telling me that if I were to become a science major, I may have to take more calculus

So learning this early sounds like a good idea

What do you want to do career wise?

I’m going into law so I can avoid calculus for the rest of my life

Well, I’m not really specific on career, but I do want to have a science-oriented occupation

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I’m currently on two sides of the coin, either *just science*, or that I could become a professor for science related subjects.

You must be quite smart then.

Not a high school teacher because I’d hate to be restricted by curricula

Well I have a curiosity that makes me smarter indeed, the more I know, the more I’ll want to know still.

Boredom is also a push factor too

Though sometimes it nullifies my curiosity, but hey in some cases, it motivates it.

My reason for being a professor is that I’d find it both meaningful for myself and for posterity to inspire students with the same burning curiosity as I have.

I'm more of a practical person myself, I'm better at doing things physically rather than mentally, but I would say I have a lot of common sense which makes me seem smarter.

Having a lot of common sense is a good thing, so I’d like to know what common sense you know.

bruh