Ironic you say that. Yes, but it is a joke. I am actually attending college to get a physics degree at university of Louisville. I made this for the luls

This is a joke. Real science that accomplishes something is fucking boring.

See this is where I make you look like a clown so strap in. I'm attending a college via scholarship to a school that you could probably never get into. To study a subject far superior to the comprehension of you, or your thoughts. So when I post stuff like this it is to be funny and/or draw attention to the fact there has been a lot of science stuff posted of late. This is called humor. It goes over well on a website that's main criteria is funnyjunk.so when you come on here, trying to sound cute or witty you make yourself sound like a ass. So have fun in your sea of red thumbs.

All jokes aside, I still think it's funny how much my post affected you; enough to make you reply. But heres something to consider, if you think you understand physics so much, then why do you think it's a hard subject to understand, or I guess in your words "far superior to" my comprehension. I'm assuming your one of those fake physicist who really doesn't understand tthe subject, but likes to think a degree is enough to validate self worth.

lololololololololo....school I can't get into...I do hope you realize you're speaking to someone attending Columbia University with a degree in Biomedical engineering. Haha University of Louisville, that's cute

Unrelated here, but I've been thinking about getting a degree in physics when I graduate high school. Would you say it's worth it as of now?

hope that helps

yes and no, just a degree in physics would be hard to get a job after. but getting a bachelors degree in engineering with it or something like aerophysics will open jobs left and right. with starting pay around 40-80g.this link might help. but i will tell you idk if its hard or not. i start my classes in physics at the end of july http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=562782