Indeed, why wait till 50 to start giving back. Edit: Not talking purely about financially giving back, but also volunteering your time.
Thanks for the link, this made me chuckle: There was also a prevailing concept of fairness, in which practising or training was considered tantamount to cheating.[176] Those who practised a sport professionally were…
I'm not entirely sure that for the purposes of funding it is. Typically it exists in the Business school/faculty as opposed to arts in NZ.
Exactly, it's completely arbitrary. I like to frame it in terms of fitting n points (the existing data in the problem) to a polynomial of degree n+1, where there's an infinite number of ways to pick a solution and still…
The person (Denpok) who quotes it is a charlatan posing as a guru, which makes the fake citation fitting.
Aside from those I also loved the photos I got with the bottle and him in his garden. Thanks Cliff (:
Equally there is also a text called "Linear Algebra Done Wrong"
If you don't mind, could you share how you overcame that? I think for me at least a lot of it is/was not being able to be comfortable struggling with a hard problem for an extended amount of time, probably due to being…
This is super cool
> What actually hurt young people was the constant reinforcement that "anyone can do anything/anyone can be the best" I think Ratatouille corrects this idea well - Not everyone can become a great artist, but a great…
Good, he did not have enough imagination to become a mathematician. [Upon hearing that one of his students had dropped out to study poetry] - David Hilbert
Indeed, why wait till 50 to start giving back. Edit: Not talking purely about financially giving back, but also volunteering your time.
Thanks for the link, this made me chuckle: There was also a prevailing concept of fairness, in which practising or training was considered tantamount to cheating.[176] Those who practised a sport professionally were…
I'm not entirely sure that for the purposes of funding it is. Typically it exists in the Business school/faculty as opposed to arts in NZ.
Exactly, it's completely arbitrary. I like to frame it in terms of fitting n points (the existing data in the problem) to a polynomial of degree n+1, where there's an infinite number of ways to pick a solution and still…
The person (Denpok) who quotes it is a charlatan posing as a guru, which makes the fake citation fitting.
Aside from those I also loved the photos I got with the bottle and him in his garden. Thanks Cliff (:
Equally there is also a text called "Linear Algebra Done Wrong"
If you don't mind, could you share how you overcame that? I think for me at least a lot of it is/was not being able to be comfortable struggling with a hard problem for an extended amount of time, probably due to being…
This is super cool
> What actually hurt young people was the constant reinforcement that "anyone can do anything/anyone can be the best" I think Ratatouille corrects this idea well - Not everyone can become a great artist, but a great…
Good, he did not have enough imagination to become a mathematician. [Upon hearing that one of his students had dropped out to study poetry] - David Hilbert