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Extended NFPA Hazard Diamond xkcd.com/2638
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This is disturbing. We seem to be seeing echoes of the anti-German paranoia and anti-Japanese paranoia that riddled WW1 and WW2 respectively. Let’s keep in mind why America beat the Nazis: “Because our German scientists were better than their German scientists.”
Montreal Symphony Orchestra drops Russian piano prodigy from concerts amid backlash...though he has been outspoken against the war in Ukraine.
montreal.ctvnews.ca/montreal…
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Global Temperature Over My Lifetime xkcd.com/2500
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breaking news: Japanese government receives gold medal in mental gymnastics #Toyko2020
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Receiving his vaccination, the grad student shudders at the thought of having flimsier excuses to avoid social interaction.
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Anti vaxers: you can shed mRNA from the vaccine and transmit it to others
Actual biologists: if I breathe in the wrong direction during this RNA extraction my experiment will be ruined
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Tons of names in my phones are "Kenny Landlord" and "Mike Electric" or "Pete Do Not Answer" and just realized this is how anglo surnames have always worked
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Four regular hexagons in a cube form a cuboctahedron
Geogebra resource: geogebra.org/m/vmujbxsk
#mtbos #iteachmath #Math #Maths
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Chien-Shiung Wu, known as “the First Lady of #Physics,” the “Chinese Madame Curie,” and the “Queen of Nuclear Research,” was one of the most influential nuclear #physicists of the 20th century and helped change the world! #WomeninScience #womeninSTEM🙌🏽
diversity.lbl.gov/2015/05/19…
Replying to @USPS
Dr. Chien-Shiung Wu left her stamp on the world of physics, a field dominated by men throughout her 40-year career. Dr. Wu is remembered for establishing herself as an authority for accurate research that tested the fundamental principles of physics.
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Pretty clever trick. Celcius is the percentage around a semicircle, Fahrenheit gives the angle (plus 32).
This makes for handy intuitive conversions like
25°C = 32 + 45 = 77°F.
50°C = 32 + 90 = 122°F.
Even handier if you're comfortable rounding 32 to 30.
Between 0°C and 100°C are 180°F. This allows for a nice mnemonic to convert between those units using an angle as a guide for °F.
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