noharleyyet
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A little humour for your day
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elkduds
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Peteljuice.
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1. Is it really on the ground or photoshopped?
2. How would you do that on the ground?
It’s there. I have met the guy who did it. Friend of a friend type thing.
With tillage equipment. If you look up some online there is some insanely elaborate ones.
GPS helps nowadays
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A farmer did this at the end of the runway at Offutt AFB in Bellevue.
Stan Herd is based in Lawrence KS, has done some amazing stuff. The aerial shots always include a tractor semi hidden in the image somewhere to add some scale to what your eyes are seeing.
https://stanherdarts.com/
Here is Stan at a TEDx talk. He designed and did a project using some Manhattan NY ground owned by a certain former President of the US.
BrentD
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You'd be lost without calculus."Penmanship is an important life long skill"
Times I've written something in cursive other than my signature in the last 20 years, 1... you had to write out a paragraph in cursive for the SAT.
Times I've printed something in the last week 0, last month 1.
... also calculus
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Let's put it this way... I didn't take organic chemistry as a sophomore in HS.
BrentD
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I can only imagine your life if you had.
What passes for basic knowledge of how life and nature works today is the ability to recite who has slept with which Kardashian in what order using which pronouns.... not that I'm cynical or anything.
Calculus is like air. You don't notice it all around you all of the time. But, without it, your stick don't float.
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longbow51
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Calculus is important, as is net present value, and other principles of finance.
And everyone should be able to derive the ideal gas law.
And deliver a baby.
And build a cabin.
Sort of per Robert H. Heinlein.
And everyone should be able to derive the ideal gas law.
And deliver a baby.
And build a cabin.
Sort of per Robert H. Heinlein.
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rwc101
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It's important that x% of the population knows calculus and organic chemistry. I work with brilliant people in those fields every day who can't write a coherent abstract and think a thumb drive passes as secure, permanent, and accessible storage of data.
elkduds
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Um, solve for X?
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rwc101
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That's, like, a microaggression against those experiencing mathematical challenges, bro. Be better.
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longbow51
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I think there was a thing like, "I stopped liking math when the alphabet got involved".
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rwc101
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Imaginary numbers for me. #*^@#* that
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longbow51
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Is "Honk If You Passed P-Chem" still a thing? I also remember a Gandalf thing, way before the movies: P-Chem! You shall not Pass!
Nick87
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That Little Debbie sneaks up on ya at every gas station and grocery store during hunting season.
