How do students who are always involved in mathematics and physics get to know about sex?

Answer 1

Once they are making a good living, there is plenty of time to get to know about sex.

Despite outward appearances, apparently both Einstein and Hawking were quite interested in sex.

Do you know what they say about nerds? You should be nice to them because one day you'll probably end up working for one.

Answer 2

they don't, most die virgins

Answer 3

Biology class

Answer 4

The same way other students do: their parents usually give them the information, or they get it from health classes at school, or they hear about it from other kids -- or all three.

Moreover, being seriously involved in math and physics doesn't prevent you from reading novels or seeing movies in which sex may be an issue. And they are going to be interested in sex like everyone else, because their bodies urge them to be, so they are likely to seek out information.

Answer 5

Not sure

Answer 6

sometimes they double major!

Answer 7

they add two and four then multiply by e/i

Answer 8

The same way most of us do. Misinformation from peers are accurate I formation from leers who have been sexually abused, health classes, or, for the lucky ones, one of their pare ts gives them an anatomically correct lecture. Or they watch animals mating or read in a book about animals mating and connect the dots because they CAN THINK logically despite the emotional shock of "My parents did THAT???!!!!"

Answer 9

Even though I'm a mathematician & a physicist, I was raised on a farm, then a cattle ranch.
Sex was an everyday part of life.

Answer 10

Oh that's easy...it's an extracurricular activity.