But are there any normal people at all studying CS? Is it all incels?
It is a domain where an incel can work and be accepted. An incel cannot work with foids and there are not many foids in cs.
There's a higher percentage of incels within the CS major for sure (especially when compared to non-STEM majors), but I'd say the majority of CS majors are still normies.
5 percent chad 20 percent foids/subject to chad 65 percent soy 10 percent incel
I don't want to stay a shut-in autist like I have been so far. With normies at least I can do fun stuff hopefully.
The CS classes I’ve taken had plenty of women and normies. It’s fashionable now.
Are you in the US or Europe?
I guess that could work if you're not a manlet otherwise other men are not gonna take you seriously better just stay a shut in autist in that case. If you're just ugly but with normal or tall height what you're suggesting could work.
From what I've seen the women and normies don't make it into the second and third year classes because their dream of being an "innovator" or whatever at google or some big normie company gets washed away when they have to learn complexity theory, discrete mathematics, etc.
Yeah, the gender ratio is absolutely brutal. I remember TA'ing for a class that had only one foid in it. She would come to my office hours occasionally and that sums up all my interactions with women during that semester.
I don't have any delusions about becoming the next Bill Gates or anything. But do you need to be high IQ to study CS? How difficult is discrete mathematics? Is it a matter of grinding until you understand it or is it over if your brain wasn't built for it?
Chad can do CS and still get laid throughout college while incels can study business/arts and still be virgin while graduating.
Most of my "friends" started college 2 years ago and most are going to other colleges. I'll basically be starting from scratch in terms of friendships and social circles. Is it possible to get by without your highschool friends?
I mean there's really no hope ascending if you're going to a place with 5% w*men. and you're doing something that takes a lot of effort to complete as well. that's cucking yourself twice for no reason ngl
Depends on the uni—some CS departments will shove as much maths as they can at you and large numbers of people will fail purely because of that. Others will just churn out as many grads as they can and will require only the bare minimum in terms of maths. My uni's somewhere in the middle: first-year discrete maths and calc part 1 are compulsory, with calc part 2 and second-year discrete maths and cryptography highly recommended.
Thanks for the info. I think I have 2 maths modules in my first year. No discrete maths until second year. It's not a super prestigious college or anything so hopefully it won't be too bad.
Yea it’s actually preferred that way. If you don’t have HS friends then you are forced to socialize and make new friends. Or else you just stick with your HS friend and it’s not much fun with you two.
Nah. My HS friends are all either gays or failed normies/ incels. I never do shit with them. I plan on cutting them off once I find new friends.
Working part time while completing my degrees (fourth year out of five now, the double degree program would normally take six years but I did an increased courseload to get it done bc who the fuck wants to be an undergrad for six years and it's not like I'm "living the uni life" anyway
In the British system (used in a lot of Commonwealth countries, not gonna say which one I'm in) a bachelor's degree typically takes three years (not four). But unlike the US system, you're typically allowed to enrol in two bachelor's degrees at once (and credit some of your courses to both degrees), which is what I did. So the double degree would have taken six years but due to taking an increased course load it's five years.
Degree 8/10
Imo the degree is harder than the second job search and the actual everyday work imo
I dunno it seems like a lot of NT people are doing CS these days for the $$$. CS back in the day though
