My brother has a PhD in Science Education and he just calls himself a "Teacher", first time I was in a group where everyone referred to him as "Doctor B" I told him I'd call him Dr. when he called me Capt.
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Wow. Didnt know scientists have a level up tree.
Do damage points go up or down as the level increases? If scientists take the "theoretical" path surely the lab combo scores are pathetic.
How does a level 1 chemist compare to a level 4 politcal scientist?
Do damage points go up or down as the level increases? If scientists take the "theoretical" path surely the lab combo scores are pathetic.
How does a level 1 chemist compare to a level 4 politcal scientist?
Wow reading this thread is hurting my brain, what little there is of it. I think I'll just bypass the beer and go straight to some weed.
I have 2 science degrees and 2 math classes short of a teaching masters for Maths. However, I'm nowhere near any of those scales.
I'm not a scientist and I don't play one on TV"
That, as most of you know by now, doesn't mean I won't give you my "scietific" opinion. Only that it don't mean squat.
- Will (Dragonfly)
I'm not a scientist and I don't play one on TV"
That, as most of you know by now, doesn't mean I won't give you my "scietific" opinion. Only that it don't mean squat.
- Will (Dragonfly)
You have the "Common Sense" perk which doesnt spawn often. Its too bad the perk is used up to buy higher levels.I have 2 science degrees and 2 math classes short of a teaching masters for Maths. However, I'm nowhere near any of those scales.
I'm not a scientist and I don't play one on TV"
That, as most of you know by now, doesn't mean I won't give you my "scietific" opinion. Only that it don't mean squat.
- Will (Dragonfly)
I guess you gave up...
Perfecting an Oatmeal Cookie recipe!
The 5 Star Scientist [New Orleans 5 star chef] who evaluated, begrudgingly tasted one hot out of the oven, was shocked. On his second cookie, he remarked that I should market this cookie.
Definitely a good bio-fuel, but not sugar free. One other expert said it was the first cookie she had tasted, baked by a man, that didn't have a "burnt bottom".
Cooking is a chemical process and evaluations are definitely a consensus result process.
I have varied ingredients in my quest for the perfect cookie.
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True story...
I lived in Mexico for several years. I sometimes missed USA foods and decided to make some Oatmeal cookies. My 50yr old maid [excellent cook] was assisting and we were discussing the recipe. Avena=Oatmeal in Spanish. Galleta de Avena = Oatmeal Cookie.
She freaked out and replied... "Baby food Cookies!"
Then replied "yukkkk!" I told her she had to taste one or be fired!
Using only ingredients I could find in Mexico, I accidentally hit the answer to the perfect Oatmeal Cookie.
Aint Scientific Discovery fun?
2.9 Star Scientist...
Jim...
I want to go on the record, as a scientist, that I don't want to take sex on the table off the table.If you take politics, religion, and sex off the table everyone is deprived of the most interesting conversation
Love it.
My wife and I have gone on a similar journey of scientific discovery, only not with food but with drink. VERY HUSH HUSH... ALL RIGHT! I'll tell you.
Elderberry wine. We grow our own and eventually graduated to elderflower wine. However, dandelion wine is one of my favorites. Maybe we could work out a trade?
- Will (Dragonfly)
In my adventure into wine making, which I had to stop when I went to Mexico, the best ever wine is...
Banana Wine.
My secret wine won 5 awards before I told them it was Banana.
Jim...
PS: No, it doesn't taste like Bananas and neither does Dandelion Wine taste like Dandelions, whew.
I know this may seem a little off, but in my experience of over 68 years I have found that the majority of the time the highly educated individual is usually lacking in common sense. Now let the comments begin
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It has been my observation that too much success leads to stultification.I know this may seem a little off, but in my experience of over 68 years I have found that the majority of the time the highly educated individual is usually lacking in common sense. Now let the comments begin
"Glory days- that's all he kept talking aBOUUUT, Glory days"
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'Appeal to authority', another logical fallacy.
-Will (Dragonfly)
I have almost no common sense, so i have some credibility in this matter...
I can solve most problems placed before me, but subconsciously have a brute force algorithm that usually skips over the simple and most practical solution. I solve problems like they are new, common sense folk use memory like legos to build presolved solutions.
I can solve most problems placed before me, but subconsciously have a brute force algorithm that usually skips over the simple and most practical solution. I solve problems like they are new, common sense folk use memory like legos to build presolved solutions.