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Comrade Pauli?!

As close as you can get without your eyes gettin wet.

Veritasium - This equation will change how you see the world (the logistic map)

Because Crake is saving it for some special project at Rejoov.

It’s like the Fallout show and Moon had a kid.
I’d watch it.

To the depths of Jupiter, then.

Sarlac that lost the ability to grow ‘roots’ and instead worked out venom and energy storage (fat and muscle) would outcompete and supplant the sarlacs still producing energetically-expensive, overly-complicated stasis bellies.

What happens if they momentarily fail to keep their meals alive, do they starve or become poisoned by the rotting meat? Do they have issues keeping a varied diet alive? How do they maintain a net positive energy balance after producing all that is required to keep organisms alive? Why not stun them and stash them, like wasps and spiders? Why not fatten up like -gestures broadly at all life-. Fat requires very little maintenance.

Could one, in theory, rescue one’s friends were they trapped in a sarlac?

Sounds like an organism that would quickly be out of business were there any competition at all.

edit: How do they handle the waste produced by the meals-in-stasis?

While reading up on The Last Boy Scout, I found this:

Shane Black and Tony Scott both expressed dissatisfaction with the final film, and said in later years how the original script was far better. Scott accused Joel Silver of interfering with the production and swore off working with the producer again. His next film, True Romance, features an unflattering film producer character patterned after Silver.

Calexico - Flat Handed and on the Wing

At what speed?

Pretty impressive, but is he magnificent enough?
Oh dear, her departure says it all.

The godhead got bored and felt like playing hide-and-seek.

Capsicum annuum?

Practice.

Taking notes during lecture helped. Not only does it help cement the information in your mind, it is practice writing legibly enough it can be studied later. You could practice this now, before school starts, by watching something like Khan Academy.

If your major sends you to the whiteboard often, that will help a lot, too. You will naturally improve as you do it out of necessity. Practice on the board until you can write a straight line of consistent text that doesn’t droop or curve down as it goes along.

I second the suggestion for calligraphy in a script you like.

Perhaps practice by trying to quickly write down song lyrics as you listen? I think that’s when I first started to improve.

Pay attention to your classmates who can take good notes quickly. I made a friend who found my writing to be glacially slow, so I watched how they wrote to learn some tricks.

Sorry if some of these won’t help until you’re in, but don’t worry about it too much. I’m sure your handwriting will be markedly improved by the end of even the first year.

p.s.
Write letters or postcards to friends.
Try to fit your favorite quotes on a notecard.

So when it helps out with a recipe, we won’t get a suggestion specifically for Elmer’s, but rather the IUPAC name for superglue?

Gotcha. Thanks! Do the points P, E, Y, U, and F stand for something or are the letters arbitrary?

Can a TI-84slinger explain this for us pipette-wielders?

Pearson: Why are you dressed so ridiculously, sir?