Not bad, short, and full of plot and emotion... Author's reply:
Thank you!
LZ, it turns out that your understanding of science only stops at the word "quantification"?
Come on, please explain to me, what is quantification?
How are Newton's three laws quantified?
How is Einstein's theory of relativity quantified?
How is Le Chatelier's principle quantified?
How was Mendeleev's period of elements quantified?
How is Mendel's law of genetic linkage recombination quantified?
What? Have no idea? I don't know that you still have the nerve to say the word "quantification"?
Boldly propose hypotheses from complex phenomena, design countless experiments, self-study to demonstrate the logical rigor of experiments, extract conclusions from changeable and difficult-to-understand experimental results, and conduct rigorous derivation and construction of models.
Indeed, the knowledge involved cannot be understood by people like you who don't even know which step above should be used to calculate quantitative data by computer.
As for people, ignorance is not terrible. The scary thing is that you don't know that you are ignorant and you think you are a genius. When others tell you "This is very simple and no need to prove", you have to consider whether you really don't understand this very simple thing.
It's okay if you don't know, you can ask for advice humbly.
It doesn't matter if you don't want to ask for advice humbly. You can go home and work hard to figure it out yourself.
It doesn't matter if you don't have the IQ and perseverance to figure it out. You can still choose to hide your clumsiness.
Don't you look like Zangzhuo? It doesn't matter, even if you think you're not good at this, no one will laugh at you.
I humbly admit that I am really not good at physics.
But, you choose to shout: It's not that I can't do it, it's that everyone who can do it is ****, and only those who can't do it are geniuses.
Sigh, are you here to be a liberal arts student? Or are you coming to Haven as a liberal arts student? Or are you coming to Haven as a liberal arts student?
Be humble and low-key, and know that there may be some big names around you. I once passed by the downstairs of the department and saw an old man coming out of the restaurant. As a woman, it was natural for me to enjoy the service of a man: open the door. After we passed each other, my companion pulled me excitedly: I just recognized him, do you know who the old man I just passed by was? He is Weinburg! The discoverer of oncogenes!
Pat, be good, if you don't want to embarrass yourself in front of others, just go find out what science is. At least you can give me a few computer quantitative data software that are used in various disciplines. Come back!
Don't embarrass liberal arts students!
Um. . . Come on, author~^_^
Today is the 11th....
Not bad, short, and full of plot and emotion... Author's reply: Thank you!
LZ, it turns out that your understanding of science only stops at the word "quantification"? Come on, please explain to me, what is quantification? How are Newton's three laws quantified? How is Einstein's theory of relativity quantified? How is Le Chatelier's principle quantified? How was Mendeleev's period of elements quantified? How is Mendel's law of genetic linkage recombination quantified? What? Have no idea? I don't know that you still have the nerve to say the word "quantification"? Boldly propose hypotheses from complex phenomena, design countless experiments, self-study to demonstrate the logical rigor of experiments, extract conclusions from changeable and difficult-to-understand experimental results, and conduct rigorous derivation and construction of models. Indeed, the knowledge involved cannot be understood by people like you who don't even know which step above should be used to calculate quantitative data by computer. As for people, ignorance is not terrible. The scary thing is that you don't know that you are ignorant and you think you are a genius. When others tell you "This is very simple and no need to prove", you have to consider whether you really don't understand this very simple thing. It's okay if you don't know, you can ask for advice humbly. It doesn't matter if you don't want to ask for advice humbly. You can go home and work hard to figure it out yourself. It doesn't matter if you don't have the IQ and perseverance to figure it out. You can still choose to hide your clumsiness. Don't you look like Zangzhuo? It doesn't matter, even if you think you're not good at this, no one will laugh at you. I humbly admit that I am really not good at physics. But, you choose to shout: It's not that I can't do it, it's that everyone who can do it is ****, and only those who can't do it are geniuses. Sigh, are you here to be a liberal arts student? Or are you coming to Haven as a liberal arts student? Or are you coming to Haven as a liberal arts student? Be humble and low-key, and know that there may be some big names around you. I once passed by the downstairs of the department and saw an old man coming out of the restaurant. As a woman, it was natural for me to enjoy the service of a man: open the door. After we passed each other, my companion pulled me excitedly: I just recognized him, do you know who the old man I just passed by was? He is Weinburg! The discoverer of oncogenes! Pat, be good, if you don't want to embarrass yourself in front of others, just go find out what science is. At least you can give me a few computer quantitative data software that are used in various disciplines. Come back! Don't embarrass liberal arts students!
It feels so messy......