Yes, not sure what those boat attacks are about. Very unusual and certainly not typical Orca behavior. As a sea kayaker, orcas don’t concern me. Bull sharks, on the other hand, are not something that I want to see and they often frequent shallow waters near shore.
Ok, this thread was buried 5 pages deep. The company re-filled the cooler so y’all can hang out and discuss the mundane, but amusing trivialities of life again.
Work has been unmerciful these last two weeks. Hope every is good and all your watches are ticking as they should.
I hear you there, luckily next week is Spring break so I can catch up on work. It's one of the advantages of being a professor.
I don't have spring break until the 18th. We changed ours to coincide with the local high schools.
Subject area?
I don't have spring break until the 18th. We changed ours to coincide with the local high schools.
And who knew there were a gaggle of professors on this forum?
Yeah there are quite a few. @Dan S is an engineering prof. What discipline do you work in @CBM1590 and @Waltesefalcon, if you don't mind me asking?
Biology, who still teaches on a reduced load whilst I function as an administrator as well. And you, if I may ask?
Invented, way back homo sapien must have looked at his wife and pack of kids and thought have I lost any? how many did I have? Looked down at his hands and gone one, two, three. four, five, change hand, six and when he got to ten he had discovered the metric system.
I would also say both. It's hard to explain how the universe works without some mathematical applications. Since the universe existed long before we did, so did mathematical concepts. That being said, one can also easily argue that the human race invented math to help us understand and order our own world and, particularly, weights and measures.
