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first woman to win the coveted Fields Medal
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DE3qWUxWsAEEWPm.jpg
"It is fun -– it's like solving a puzzle or connecting the dots in a detective case," she said when she won the Fields Medal.
Did she know that she had Mo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwPoM7lGYHw
anyone work in the postal office or mail delivery service?
i notice that sometimes, our packages get stolen, or they never arrive,
even sometimes mail.
and the person who sent them said they sent them.
what happens to mail /and or packages tha
Who doesn't like a nice shiny red expensive car that goes really fast? Show some pics of some cars you wish you were in.
Anyways...
Can a Corvette really beat a Bugatti in a race?
I think they have come in the nick of time to pick up Donald ...
Please insert any type of scientific documentry involving space, technology, nature, physics, math, how things work and how they are made, or basically anything intelligent and interesting we can learn from. If science isn't your thing but you love histor
alt topic: i used to have a windows 8 laptop. so I'm laying there taking a nap. i kinda daze back into reality, and take a look at my laptop screen and see "Upgrading Windows" and i'm not that concerned. because i'm trying to nap. i say "fuck it" and
If you are a female who is good at Math and/or Physics what sign are you? Most females aren't so I am interested in thos
Chemical Engineers who changed the world... Nicholas LeBlanc- ONE of the first chemicals to be produced at indust
https://www.jamesgmartin.center/2017/08/engineering-education-social-engineering-rather-actual-engineering/
This comment after the article is apt:
"My best friend is a lawyer, bright, gifted, ... PhD in law; bored with his job, he decided to study engineering. After his first quarter, he came to me and said that the two 'C's he'd achieved in Engineering Calculus 101 and Engineering Physics 101 were the first two non-A grades he'd ever gotten in college, and that he had had to study harder for them than for any other dozen classes he'd had. 'I now understand', he said, 'why engineers and their like are so hard to examine, whether on the stand or in a deposition. When they say a thing is possible, they KNOW
it is possible, and when they say a thing is not possible, they KNOW it is not. Most people don't understand 'know' in that way; what they 'know' is what we can persuade them to believe. You engineers live in the same world as the rest of us, but you understand that world in a way we never will.'
"I don't think that you have to love math to be an engineer, but you are going to have to learn it. That means that you're going to have to do the homework, correctly. Mistakes and "close enough" are the ways to build bridges that fail."
Someone at Purdue should look up "Lysenko"
smh