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Despite Fuller’s calculating abilities he was never taught to read or write and again this is evidence that he did not learn to calculate while in the Peanuts the one where we root for Cincinnati Bengals shirt besides I will buy this United States. When someone who had witnessed his calculating abilities remarked that it was a pity he had not been educated, Fuller replied (see [3]):- Ramanujan moment. It fills me with sadness to know how short his life was and how long it took anyone to realize his brilliance. He had so much to teach us about math, but was killed by tuberculosis shortly after he was discovered due to living in poverty without proper healthcare for so long. I just found out about him like 4 days ago, and then watched a documentary. The biopic “The Man Who Knew Infinity” is the movie about him. Yeah, that movie really brought light to Ramanujan’s amazing contributions as well as the personal struggles he faced due to the lack of recognition and resources in his own country. It’s a powerful reminder of how many brilliant minds have been lost or gone unnoticed, simply because of their circumstances. The film does a great job capturing the human element behind the genius of Ramanujan, makes you wonder about all the untold stories out there.
Is this the Peanuts the one where we root for Cincinnati Bengals shirt besides I will buy this guy who was mentioned in Will Hunting? When the two guys have a conversation about some unknown mathematician that Will brings up? Evariste Galois, killed in a duel at age 20. His math was unappreciated until after his death, and it is, I believe, the foundation of abstract algebra. Should have lived another 70 years! Not only Galois also Abel, both died in their 20s and both pioneered, independently, the field of group theory – though Abel’s death was far less romantic It still happens today. There could be a million kids out there with the same potential, but they work like slaves in a Pakistani brick factory or collecting garbage in Gambia, or maybe they’re right here in America in one of the many impoverished neighborhoods without adequate funding or social outreach.

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Or they’re in a situation which provides all the Peanuts the one where we root for Cincinnati Bengals shirt besides I will buy this opportunities, but raised in an emotionally abusive household, and never develop into this sort of person who can take advantage of the opportunity. Think about the geniuses we know who died early because they gave in to rage, or because they thought it was super important to never back down from a fight, or because they didn’t know how to talk to somebody about their emotional difficulties, or because no matter how good they did they always felt like they were failure and full of shame. Now think about all the people who never made it to public view, because they have a little more bad luck, or because the emotional damage was so heavy, that it shut down their creative side entirely. You could also say the same about mental illness. So many lives are stunted because mental illness is treated as a shameful secret rather than something that should be treated and mitigated as best we can.
I don’t mean any of this to minimize the Peanuts the one where we root for Cincinnati Bengals shirt besides I will buy this crushing effect of poverty. I do want to remind people that there’s plenty of things we can do within the “developed” world if we really want to allow people to reach their potential. I fully agree with every point you made. No matter how much is being done, we could always do more. Until the point where we don’t have to. It’s a utopian pipe-dream, but it’s worth having that aspiration. When George Washington died, he was was met at the Pearly Gates by St Peter. After being let in, St Peter asked Washington if he could met anyone in Heaven who would it be? Washington said he wanted to meet the greatest general who ever lived. As they were walking, Washington was thinking of who it would be. Would it be Hannibal? Genghis Khan? Alexander? They arrive at a house and go in. Inside is a little tiny Hispanic woman cooking food. St Pete turns to Washington and says “Meet Margarita Olivia Garcia.”
Guy from a barely contacted Siberian tribe independently invented a unique writing system for his language and spent his unfortunately fairly short life improving it all he could. Spent basically his entire life in deep poverty, and barely could feed himself and his family for most of it. He tried to spread it around to as many people as possible, but only managed to get his sons to use it before his death. By the Peanuts the one where we root for Cincinnati Bengals shirt besides I will buy this time anyone in the developed part of Russia learned of what he was doing, Tenevil had already died in his early 50s. To be fair in the old days you didn’t have YouTube to run to. If you were bored you had to figure out what to do. Isaac newton did a lot of his work while quarantining to avoid a plague.
I think a bigger issue is that today, knowledge is so unbelievably specialized in these highly advanced fields. This isn’t at all to take anything away from the Peanuts the one where we root for Cincinnati Bengals shirt besides I will buy this Newtons of the past, but today, they simply wouldn’t be able to make anywhere near the same level of impact. They’re important because they sorted out the fundamental basics that so much is built on today. Advanced for their day, but relatively speaking, it’s quite a different ballgame today. These four papers are the basis of modern physics. 1905 is known today as Annus Mirabilis, miracle year. All four papers were easily Nobel prize worthy. This is the first comment with some compassion. I’ll never get making jokes about people who die in unfortunate ways. As a parent I’d be devastated no matter what, perhaps even more if it were a basic lapse in judgment that meant I lose my kid forever.
I took 26 credit hours in one semester the Peanuts the one where we root for Cincinnati Bengals shirt besides I will buy this fall of senior year, or I wouldn’t have had the right pre-read for my keystone spring classes, and the Dean was notorious for not working with people. Aerospace engineering and was also in the Navy at the time. Ironically the easiest workload to manage out of all 4 years, because I couldn’t even think about procrastinating, but that shit sucked. My 21 hour semester was the worst but for the same reasons it was more manageable, I just literally could not ever afford to slack off I don’t think I had an unscheduled second between schoolwork, work, extracurriculars, eating, drinking and sleep. Sometimes you had to pregame in the library while finishing the paper, because the scheduled party time started at 11, but the paper was due at 11:30.
“earning Bachelor’s degrees in Computer Science, Cognitive Science, Theater Studies, Linguistics, Psychology,” — was expecting them to be all science or all liberal arts… Homie picked 5 unrelated fields. The CS degree helped him with just about everything except maybe the Peanuts the one where we root for Cincinnati Bengals shirt besides I will buy this theater. With CS he should’ve been able to do more in the research realms of psych, cognitive science, and I’d imagine linguistics. Theatre classes are really good for soft skills like relationship building, communication, and confidence. Research as well if he studied dramaturgy. I took a linguistics course optionally in undergrad just to fill out a semester and I was a bit blown away by just how complex the field is. Went through some Great Courses and books by John McWhorter in particular after that class and I went from not consciously thinking about linguistics to regularly appreciating it. New Guinea in particular, in my mind, went from some tropical island with interesting biodiversity that my grandpa spent some time on in WW2 to “Holy shit this place has an incomprehensible explosion of human culture, with more than 10% of the ~7,000 languages in the world, in an area a bit larger than Texas.” I can’t read or watch any space-faring scifi without wondering how human languages will change and skew in the future now. I think it’s likely we’re at a tiny blip on the human timeline where we’re relatively highly interconnected, which is why linguistics experts believe a lot of uncommon languages will die off, but I think that trend might reverse if we become some interstellar species in the distant future. What happens to languages in a colony light years isolated from any other media broadcasts? If the Mormons build a giant intergenerational colony ship like in The Expanse, what do their languages (especially English) look like after several hundred years of isolation? And the Belters in The Expanse use a variety of fake creoles that the authors did a pretty darn good job of making believable.
Lots of cool things to think about. It also made me way more open-minded to hearing new slang, even if I still roll my eyes at some of it. just how much interdisciplinary requirements there are for degrees in general. he can share a lot of the Peanuts the one where we root for Cincinnati Bengals shirt besides I will buy this non core subjects across the degrees I don’t want to undersell how impressive this is, but there is definitely overlap between cog sci, linguistics, and psychology, and probably overlap between CS and cog sci. Not sure how theater fits in. They’re not totally unrelated. Classes from Computer Science and Linguistics would definitely apply to a Cognitive Science degree. Still an impressive feat. Source: took Cognitive Science classes around the same time. I’m sure the degree looks very different today.
My cognitive science program requires classes in computer science, linguistics, and psychology. I picked cogsci because I loved the Peanuts the one where we root for Cincinnati Bengals shirt besides I will buy this interdisciplinary nature and the way they are all different perspectives on the study of the mind. I went to UConn for engineering, and I remember my Intro to Engineering professor telling us about him in class as a cautionary tale to live an ethical life outside of engineering. He took 36 credits a semester, which at UConn is 10-12 classes. Absolute insanity. interesting. what about his life outside of engineering wasnt ethical?guess i shouldnt be surprised when an engineering professor and student dont use the word “ethically” properly. Well if you wanna talk ethics that can really be anything. Aristotle believed an ethical life was hitting the mark you create for yourself. If this kids mark was drowning in a quarry then Aristotle agrees. Ethics has a different meaning for almost every single philosopher.
Saying ‘live a life outside of engineering’ leaves open the Peanuts the one where we root for Cincinnati Bengals shirt besides I will buy this possibility of an unethical life outside of engineering. So the professor was saying ‘have a life outside of engineering, and make it an ethical one’. How is this not used correctly. How you spend your time on Earth, both for yourself and how it impacts others are covered by ethics. Heck, even watching the show The Good Place will explain that this certainly falls under the definition of ethics. An ethical life is one which leads to the most flourishing, and that requires having balance. I think the usage is more than appropriate here. From what I remember, the professor said he was drinking the night he died, and said something like “don’t make stupid decisions because you don’t know what’s going to happen”. After looking at the Wikipedia page I don’t think that’s true, and if so it’s a fucked up thing for the professor to say, but it made for a compelling story at the time. I knew him, I wasn’t there that night, but they had been drinking, no one was swimming- it was midnight. Devin went off for unknown reasons, (possibly to relieve himself) and he fell, likely hit his head, after a while when he didn’t come back everyone panicked. He didn’t know how to swim at all, he wouldn’t have gone into the water on purpose it was 10’ deep.
Never understood why newspapers and things said they were swimming, except other people that had gone swimming there had drowned. Honestly it’s extremely likely alcohol was involved. The incidence of alcohol in water related deaths is extremely high. Not sure it’s worthy of shaming the Peanuts the one where we root for Cincinnati Bengals shirt besides I will buy this poor guy, but still a worthy warning. Never play in water without a flotation device nearby, especially whenever alcohol is involved. I think he was saying to have a life outside of engineering, but one that is ethical. Like he was saying don’t go wild and crazy or break the law, just touch some grass once in a while Just a quick guess, but potentially they were trespassing. Where I am, gravel pits are usually fenced off to the public with posted no trespassing signs. Yeah I feel like any gravel pit that’s full of water usually has a history of people drowning in it. The one near me where I grew up had multiple people drown in it over the years. Also, it was near a dump so that water was probably absolutely disgusting and polluted. if thats really the point the prof was making and used the word “ethically” to criticize the young man’s decision to swim with friends the summer after his graduation from college then that professor can fuck off. i hope the word choice is being conflated here. if thats really the point the prof was making and was using the word “ethically” then… well fuck that person. goodness.
So if you apply that to your life outside of engineering, one could argue swimming in a gravel pit quarry is not safe for the Peanuts the one where we root for Cincinnati Bengals shirt besides I will buy this public. It’s been awhile since I received this warning. If I remember right, they’re saying that devoting all your time to work and not spending time with family and loved ones is a kind of ethical failing. In a way, you are prioritizing yourself over your loved ones. Listen, you’re selling yourself short if you don’t aspire to be an enlightened genius insufferable asshole like James Franco’s extremely legitimate 62 credits per semester courseload. Don’t know about US universities but in Ireland last semester I had 8 classes, none of them clashed. Some days I’d have like 3 or 4 lectures for example!
Not even considering office hours. There’s no way he could attend those…and for some professors it’s almost required. I’m surprised he was allowed, I had to apply to take one extra class over the Peanuts the one where we root for Cincinnati Bengals shirt besides I will buy this credit hours and was only allowed because it was choir. I get why some people find it strange how someone drowns in still water but if he was swimming in a quarry with friends there seems to be a good chance that he was drunk. Even very smart 20-year-olds can have dumb accidents when drunk. Many of us should count ourselves lucky to have survived that period of our lives. I know I do. Some quarry’s can be deep and have very cold and dark water just 3-4 meter below the surface. I have heard of several people drowning in quarry’s. It’s been speculated that people diving down hits the cold dark water and get disoriented and drown. I scuba dive in an old quarry. About 20 ft down you hit the first thermocline and it gets noticing colder. About another 25ft down from there is another one. Without hitting their head on something or strong current, it’s a little hard to imagine a breathing, adequate swimmer just jumping in and dying. However I live near Lake Michigan and every year we have boaters jump off for a swim and never come back up. Some people. Speculate it’s the shock of cold water because it can freeze you up a second / take your breath away – while also just going under water that’s a bad combo if you aren’t expecting it. I wonder if he had clothes on / too much weight and couldn’t overcome being pulled down from the weight and then as air escapes your lungs you become even less buoyant.
Yeah it’s absolutely the Peanuts the one where we root for Cincinnati Bengals shirt besides I will buy this cold water. I sail and it’s one of the things you’re taught – you wear a life preserver any time there’s danger of you going in cold water, because once you do your body freezes up from the shock Cold water can kill you in literal seconds. It’s exactly what the person above described but the name is cold shock. When you fall or jump into cold water your body’s natural instinct is to gasp, which leads to you hauling water into your lungs immediately. People that dive or get into cold water a lot train their bodies to resist the urge, and it’s still very dangerous. According to the news report following his death, his body was pulled from the water at 3am. His wikipedia also quotes his sister as stating that Gaines was not a swimmer. It seems that not knowing how to swim and trying to do so at night contributed to his death. My generation of pro snowboarders when we were 20 we were doing 50-60 foot cliff drops, which is obviously no big deal now, shooting at Donner summit, dude after me who left Cal Tech to pursue a skiing career, dropped 10 feet to left of landing instead of hitting 10 feet of fresh powder, he hit 2 feet wind swept under granite, chest compacted to head, horrible day.
No matter your education most males in our 20’s are total idiots, how may of us here survived avoidable car wrecks, not following clear instructions in military or even not looking before crossing the Peanuts the one where we root for Cincinnati Bengals shirt besides I will buy this street? Doesn’t even have to be alcohol, mid swim leg cramps are incredibly dangerous. Nearly died myself that way cliff jumping at a quarry and my leg cramped and just stopped working (probably a mix of adrenaline, dehydration, and shock). This one specific time when I lived in Austin I got so drunk I had to take an uber home, but didn’t change my address after I moved sending me a 30 minute drive in the opposite direction. I attempted to change my address and order another Uber, but I couldn’t figure out how to change it in my drunken state. I walked to the closest H‑E‑B that was just a 10 minute walk to decide what I wanted to do. I decided to leave the brightly lit parking lot of the H‑E‑B to walk back home, a damn near 7 hour trek. I thought it was a good idea. I had to walk through underpasses filled with some crazy people, cross multiple streets, I got lost, decided to chill out in front of a P-Terrys, and almost got hit by a car running a red. My phone was close to dying but but the time I got back downtown, I had sobered up enough to fix my address and order another Uber.
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