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Beasty said:
AC is where it's at. Right now I'm building a few DC circuits, it just takes time putting all the pieces in and drawing the schematics on a program that I don't particularly prefer. But overall it's a thumbs up. Chemistry is fun, you should venture into Physics if you had Trigonometry. You can get a start with Calc 1 level knowledge, it doesn't get heavy into later when you have to apply Calc 2 knowledge, that's the serious stuff. Calc 2 is faar heavier than Calc 1 in concept and application.
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I went through calc back in school, it isn’t difficult.
 
Beasty said:
You did Calc 2?
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Yes, years ago, and calc 3. I had some issues but I did alright. It seems overwhelming at first but you just work it until you get it. Some people have bad experiences, but so believe it has more to do with the way the curriculum is presented. I would sure as hell need a refresher course or two if I wanted to get back into it and move to other specialization.

Not gonna lie, I thought I bit off more than I could chew back then.
 
meowkittenmeow said:
Yes, years ago, and calc 3. I had some issues but I did alright. It seems overwhelming at first but you just work it until you get it. Some people have bad experiences, but so believe it has more to do with the way the curriculum is presented. I would sure as hell need a refresher course or two if I wanted to get back into it and move to other specialization.
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Well damn you should major in engineering if you go back to school. Only thing you're missing is Differential equations, the other maths are just side knowledge.
 
Beasty said:
Well damn you should major in engineering if you go back to school. Only thing you're missing is Differential equations, the other maths are just side knowledge.
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I dabbled in differentials before I got to calc three. I left it behind because I had a dream. Right past triple vectors, and right into Green’s theorem, I had a dream where my dick and balls were vectors in place of where my junk should actually be. Not gonna lie, I woke up and grabbed my junk to make sure it was still there. Some things ain’t for me buddy, lol.
 
meowkittenmeow said:
I dabbled in differentials before I got to calc three. I left it behind because I had a dream. Right past triple vectors, and right into Green’s theorem, I had a dream where my dick and balls were vectors in place of where my junk should actually be. Not gonna lie, I woke up and grabbed my junk to make sure it was still there. Some things ain’t for me buddy, lol.
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Hahahaha! Holy shit!!
 
Beasty said:
Hey....,.....whatever
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I’m sorry, I’m very irritable today. It’s freaking 85 degrees inside the flat and 95 degrees outside. We aren’t used to and equipped for that kinda heat. Especially now that I’m pregnant I feel like a stranded whale in the scorching sun.
 
Madeleine said:
I’m sorry, I’m very irritable today. It’s freaking 85 degrees inside the flat and 95 degrees outside. We aren’t used to and equipped for that kinda heat. Especially now that I’m pregnant I feel like a stranded whale in the scorching sun.
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Understandable

I read that a lot of people in France don't even have air conditioning. Makes sense that a lot of Europe would be in a similar situation.

It's been uncharacteristically hot here for Florida lately. I'm staying inside as much as I can and taking extra showers when I have to go out.
 
Beasty said:
Understandable

I read that a lot of people in France don't even have air conditioning. Makes sense that a lot of Europe would be in a similar situation.

It's been uncharacteristically hot here for Florida lately. I'm staying inside as much as I can and taking extra showers when I have to go out.
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Yeah we don’t have AC at all. There’s a cute Swedish stove in our house and very good, modern underfloor heating, but no AC. No point for the few hot weeks of the year.
 
Madeleine said:
Yeah we don’t have AC at all. There’s a cute Swedish oven in our house and very good, modern underfloor heating, but no AC. No point for the few hot weeks of the year.
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72 degrees is what's considered to be general comfort level. 85 is really bad. I worry about my mom when hurricanes cause her to lose power in NC because there is no AC. Haven't been able to convince her to get a generator.

I think I'm gonna have to just take some time off to stay over there educate her, buy her one then install it myself, but the trick is that my father would have to be ok with it too.

They really aren't that old, both are active but anything over 80 degrees is actually dangerous.
 
Beasty said:
72 degrees is what's considered to be general comfort level. 85 is really bad. I worry about my mom when hurricanes cause her to lose power in NC because there is no AC. Haven't been able to convince her to get a generator.

I think I'm gonna have to just take some time off to stay over there educate her, buy her one then install it myself, but the trick is that my father would have to be ok with it too.

They really aren't that old, both are active but anything over 80 degrees is actually dangerous.
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Ok I just checked, it’s actually 82 in the living room. Still hot though. Makes the kids act crazy. We open all the windows during the night and then close the windows and blinds early in the morning. That helps a bit. Generator reminds me of Nigeria!! Those things are annoying as anything and swallow lots of Diesel.
 
Madeleine said:
Ok I just checked, it’s actually 82 in the living room. Still hot though. Makes the kids act crazy. We open all the windows during the night and then close the windows and blinds early in the morning. That helps a bit. Generator reminds me of Nigeria!! Those things are annoying as anything and swallow lots of Diesel.
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Yeah Nigerians better have generators. I think the heat is what killed a lot of Puerto Ricans when they lost power. Being warm blooded beings the only way we adapt to heat is to sweat

That means you have to shower every few hours and guzzle water like a fish or you will overheat and risk heatstroke and other issues.
 
Beasty said:
Understandable

I read that a lot of people in France don't even have air conditioning. Makes sense that a lot of Europe would be in a similar situation.

It's been uncharacteristically hot here for Florida lately. I'm staying inside as much as I can and taking extra showers when I have to go out.
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Most homes do not have airconditioning.
And no AC in most officrs.
Its considered a waste of energy and of course expensive.
 
Madeleine said:
Yeah no, I meant before. To avoid being deceived by the hormones in the decision making, don’t make her orgasm lol. When married of course it’s very important, that’s when the bonding effect comes in handy. I think a lot of marriages could be saved if people didn’t stop (or almost stop) having sex.
Remember what we said in the other thread about premarital sex being negatively correlated with marital stability. People need to have less sex when they supposed to make a good decision and more afterwards. But they are doing it the other way round lol.
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What you write is probably very true.
In western society, we are very emotional based. So we dont make logical decisions.
Other cultures make practical decisions. Sex comes after.
This is my experience.
 
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