Yes. In the heirarchy of science, it ranks just below literature.
mineralfellow
joined 2 years ago
Simply put, it's not that simple.
I did some work on the geology of Pilanesburg a few years back. To walk around outside the vehicles, we had two armed rangers accompanying us, both to keep us and the animals safe. It is unimaginable to think of approaching a herd of elephants on foot.
I really liked it. Definitely could have been tighter, and the ending was not well thought out, but absolutely a fun movie. I like Ms Marvel as a character.
On the veranda.
In South Africa they call it a "circle." Bonus if it is near a red light - “Go to the circle after the robot.”
My wife made this joke during a presentation that was part of a job interview. Nobody laughed. Clear sign of a toxic environment.
I didn't expect the Spanish Inquisition.
Depends on the program you are in. The view from being a doctoral student to being a postdoc to being research/lecturing staff is very different. Not all advisors expose their students to the realities of higher levels of academia. And when a woman or minority is being mentored by a white man, they may not be aware of biases that can affect the student's later career.
The troopers in scene 1 of a New Hope were pretty scary.
Not very long, not a hard read, moderately enjoyable.
So many N words for him to choose from...