27. Astrophysicist, writer, artist. Michigan. Business inquiries: kaijunobiz@gmail.com
Anonymous asked:
Morally neutral Shakira be like "one of my hips tells only lies, the other tells only the truth"
yiikstuck-deactivated20230104 answered:
y'all are unloading ur billion note posts on me where it will become a two note flop
Anonymous asked:
no problem friendo
Anonymous asked:
I was the scar issue hormonal cycle anon and it was mostly meant for the cervix anon, I should have specified, sorry! I didn't mean to come off as a dick
no u good!!! info is info my friend, especially regarding sex ed
Anonymous asked:
Since I kin that one anon I'm also the one sending all anon asks.
damn shid ok ok
Anonymous asked:
I’ve never read something to aggressively 7th grade
Anonymous asked:
Not being able to recognize yourself in the mirror can also be a symptom of face blindness. Anon might also be able to know if they're face blind if they have a hard time keeping track of characters in movies, or recognizing people outside of places they expect them (like seeing a colleague at the grocery). Just my two cents if anon doesn't think they're disassociating. Unrelatedly, Oliver Sacks has some really funny writing about his own face blindness.
Here’s an article abt Oliver Sacks dealing with face blindness and its kinda funny
I’m an emotional piece of garbage right now haha. Most songs from the early 2000’s. Basically just a bunch of angsty, sad, heartache music because I’m a sucker for that kind of stuff. The playlist is smaller than I want so if you’ve got any good ideas for songs to add let me know.
Apologize - One Republic // The Scientist - Coldplay // September - Daughtry // Fall For You - Secondhand Serenade // Iris - The Goo Goo Dolls // The Reason - Hoobastank // Yellow - Coldplay // I’ll Be - Edward McCain // Broken - Lifehouse // Stop And Stare - One Republic // Chasing Cars - Snow Patrol // How To Save A Life - The Fray // Hanging By A Moment - Lifehouse // Never Say Never - The Fray
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kaijuno answered:
Well I mean I started when I still practically a toddler.
My parents first took me to a planetarium when I was about 4, and I’d been obsessed with space ever since. That christmas my parents got me some space picture books, and as soon as I became a better reader, my mom started taking me to the public library to get more books. My dad got me a pretty decent telescope for my my/his birthday (at the time I think around $300?) and so by the time I was about 14 I had a pretty good wealth of knowledge about astronomy. When I got to high school and had the opportunity to pick my classes, I went and took the hardest math courses I could. I spent a semester in an Astronomy GenNet class (I don’t know if other schools have GenNet but it’s basically a dark room that you and about 10 others go into and a computer teaches you instead of a person). My senior year I took college level physics.
In college I started off with intro to astronomy and intro to astronomy observation classes. I suggest take as many major specific classes you can inn your first year. You get to meet your faculty advisors at a younger age, which is something you’re going to need to do eventually.
I skipped university algebra and precalc and went straight to calc, which is hard. If you do that, it will be a struggle. If you know you’re not up to the challenge, don’t do it.
I got into Quantitative Reasoning Physics (QR basically means it’s harder and you will cry more often) as well as QR Physics Lab (again, more crying).
Plan on going to grad school, too. There isn’t much market for Astrophysicists at a bachelors level. So with that in mind, do as many extracurriculars that have to do with your major as possible. Graduate schools will interview you and look at your resume, so make it pretty. The more of your free time you spend working with the subject you’re majoring in, the better you will look. EVEN BETTER start a major specific club. I started an astronomy club, both because there wasn’t one on campus, and because it’ll look damn good on my resume.
If there are major specific residence halls, jump on that. I’m in the Science and Technology Residence hall, which means I only live with other Sci/Tech majors. This will look good on a resume, too.
Do volunteer hours. Throughout your college career, you will most likely have to do some number of volunteer hours, might as well do a bunch, put it on your resume, and look good doing it.
I hope that helps you!
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Started to die down. I have tons of roleplay blogs on tumblr and I put them all on hiatus because I just can’t fucking write anymore, not like I used to, but my significant other keeps wanting to roleplay with me and I don’t think i told them (2)
About not really being able to write anymore so I’ve just been going with it because whatever, they don’t give long responses anyway so it’s not a big deal. But it’s been literally sucking up all of my time because they almost never sleep and all (3)
They want to do is write and so I’ve been dealing with writing every waking hour for like two weeks now and so I’m already irritated and tired right? And then they have this one character that’s basically depressed all the time and they wanted (4)
Their other character to kind of bully the depressed character (whom one of my characters was trying to help mentally) into a suicide attempt which is really fucked up and like. Man i don’t know usually I’m not so easily swayed by this shit but (5??)
Also this is rambling anon and I’m going to sleep so if u do decide to read and/or respond to that giant wad of shit can u please tag it with something like idk “rambling anon” or something idc so that I can see it when I wake up? If not that’s cool
Yes hello I was sleeping as well. Just tell them that you don’t really feel like writing so much anymore? Tell them how you feel? Tell them the situation doesn’t make you comfortable, maybe?
Pink hair don’t care
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Good!!!