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Re: Warriors and Pike

Posted: Fri Jul 28, 2017 2:21 am
by Brian Caskey
David Kuijt wrote:
Brian Caskey wrote: "math is life"??

Really?? Start playing with your helmet on Bubba
There are three types of academic disciplines. Real sciences, whose disciplines are based upon math. Semi-real scientists, whose disciplines are based upon statistics (Sociologists, Poli Sci, that sort of thing). And then there the humanities, where they put together some sort of a degree plan because people who don't understand math are already so poorly prepared for life that they might as well have some sort of a degree available so they don't feel so bad about themselves.

Coach Kuijt

I KNOW all about Science and Scientists and Academics - My dad was a chemist and my mom was a geologist - both from Iowa State -
BLAH BLAH BLAH
I love applied math but turned my nose up at Academics instead deciding to build buildings for ALL of you and get my revenge by milking you OUT of Millions of dollars in extra construction costs and cement shoes -
never seen anyone use their slide rule to get out of one my specially prepared cement shoes........................

Re: Warriors and Pike

Posted: Fri Jul 28, 2017 2:28 am
by Brian Caskey
Bill Hupp wrote:DK,

Of course I am a weirdo, I loved school. Just giving you fair warning.

(That may lead me to buying a Sea People's army on eBay today.)

Bill

BUY the Sea People

Set the SEA PEOPLE FREE TO FIGHT FOR FREEDOM IN CHICAGO

Re: Warriors and Pike

Posted: Fri Jul 28, 2017 2:35 am
by David Kuijt
Brian Caskey wrote:My dad was a chemist and my mom was a geologist
Both real sciences. Although geology is weak; it uses less math. Some geologists are just sunburned rock-collectors.

(My father is a botanist, which makes him a sunburned plant-collector. My mother was a psychologist, which is half-way to the humanities :shock: )