Do you ask WHY? Reflections on everything uni.

1.
Just chill!
 
This 2017 commencement speaker studied Mechanical engineering (commonsense?) and Accounting (obsolescence?) at AUC.  What was the point? 

2.
The three-horned bull, whenever you're ready.

3.
The why of studying education?
 
Question everything, even the foundations. 

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Hidden Figures

Everybody says SEE IT. 

Rotten Tomatoes - over 90%
The Academy (Oscars) - 3 Nominations, including Best Picture.
Screen Actors Guild - Won, Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture
 

My sisters watched it in theaters months ago with my young cousin, and they said oh I just had to see it.  I've just watched it, finally, and oh yes.  Oh yes.  Even if you're old-fashioned and racist, don't deprive yourself of a very fine movie. 

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I love math(s) so I love me

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Still on my to-do list: learn Nonlinear Systems and Dynamics from Steven Strogatz (possibly through the publicly-available video series) , and separately, find out what Google Classroom is about - it could be my next addiction. 

#NextGreatDiscovery

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Frequency modulation synthesis, i.e. the foundation of digital music, was a #NextGreatDiscovery in 1967. https://t.co/vJViElfr50 pic.twitter.com/lQjfePkAxI

— Stanford University (@Stanford) April 22, 2017

The MIT-led @NASA_TESS mission will soon make the #NextGreatDiscovery in exoplanets. https://t.co/LjjrFnfq34 pic.twitter.com/eCQ83sPzL2

— MIT (@MIT) April 23, 2017

Last summer, our earth scientists' #nextgreatdiscovery captured earth-warming C02 and turned it into solid stone. https://t.co/PKk9onXZJg pic.twitter.com/2DnlRaIv1L

— Columbia University (@Columbia) April 21, 2017

In 1896, Dartmouth profs conducted the first medical x-ray, diagnosing a boy’s broken wrist: https://t.co/GDMRpygxgx #NextGreatDiscovery pic.twitter.com/FALQfBbZYv

— Dartmouth (@dartmouth) April 22, 2017

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