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341 No. 341 hide watch quickreply   [Reply]
i was gonna post this on /lol/ but i figured you guys would appreciate it more


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338 No. 338 hide watch quickreply   [Reply]
Twenty-one years ago, a suburban Seattle elementary school science class signed type-written messages, put them in bottles, and dropped them in Puget Sound. Earlier this month, Merle Brandell, a bear hunter in Alaska found one of the soda bottles in the Bering Sea and was intrigued by the message. The letter read:

[This letter] is part of our science project to study oceans and learn about people in distant lands.Please send the date and location of the bottle with your address. I will send you my picture and tell you when and where the bottle was placed in the ocean. Your friend, Emily Hwaung.

Brandell, who discovered the message, did his part to try and contact the little girl who wrote the letter. However, his calls to the North City School, which was identified in the letter, went unanswered. So Brandell sent the school district a letter, and was surprised to discover the North City School was long closed and the little girl who had written the letter was now a woman. Emily Hwaung, is now Emily Shih and is a 30-year-old accountant who still calls Seattle home.

The letter in the soda bottle traveled over 1,700 miles before being discovered. The message was sent during the 1986-87 school year and spent over 20 years in transit before its discovery late last year.
>> No. 340
pretty coooooooooooooo


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333 No. 333 hide watch quickreply   [Reply]
Anyone else feel like this is kind of true?
>> No. 334
i dont think as intelligence approached infinity social awkwardness should approach zero
sometimes really smart kids are so smart that they can crack the code of how to function in society
>> No. 335
Intelligence has nothing to do with social-failure.

Cindy Jackson etc..
>> No. 339
what about oscar wilde


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332 No. 332 hide watch quickreply   [Reply]
Hey /Pi/

I'm just wondering if Organic chem is as bad as everyone says it is. Can it be done? any tips? And what about ochem lab?
>> No. 336
I'm in o chem 2 right now. The problems people have with o chem is not so much that it's hard, it's more thatn it's so voluminous.

If you're fairly intelligent and try to learn *why* reactions happen the way they do as opposed to memorizing hundreds of reactions, you'll do fine.

Plus, everyone has some trouble with o chem (the class average on my last exam was around 60%) so it's to be expected that you not know everything. Just work at it, put thought into it instead of memorizing, and you should be fine.
>> No. 337
>>336

sweet, thanks


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331 No. 331 hide watch quickreply   [Reply]
hello gentlemen.
i am looking for the Organic Chemistry Laboratory Survival Manual. Do any of you have it?


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329 No. 329 hide watch quickreply   [Reply]
What does /Pi/ think of the Kindle?
>> No. 330
It's awesome and fugly. Expensive as hell for what it does too, but then again, free sprint wireless broadband for life.
Maybe the next gen will be better.


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327 No. 327 hide watch quickreply   [Reply]
for all of you physics addicts:

http://www.acc.umu.se/~emilk/downloads.html

it's a 2-D physics sandbox where you can screw around and make stuff and in general just waste your time having fun -see my post in /y/ to get an idea of what it's like
>> No. 328
I've used this before- its pretty cool


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321 No. 321 hide watch expand quickreply   [Reply]
ITT: Prove String Theory
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>> No. 324
String cheese= the greatest snack food for 4 year olds EVER
>> No. 325
>>324

GTFO, it's the greatest snack for anyone!
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326
My cat is working on string theory right now. Even cats have to work on caturday :-(


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318 No. 318 hide watch quickreply   [Reply]
Any engineerfags or other sciencefags out there? where's your alma mater? I'm a chemical engineer from UCSB.
>> No. 320
Hai guize! I know about a chemical engineer going to UCSB. ATTACK!!! btw, need more /i/ forum!


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>> No. 316
there was one number off. one of the 9's is actually a 8....
>> No. 317
pi fails
>> No. 319
you fucking flunk


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