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Linear Algebra or Calculus III: Which Should I Choose?
At my university, there's two semesters per year. Calculus I is 100 level Calculus II is 200 Level, and there is also Differential Equations I at this level Differential Equations II is at 300 level hence my confusion.- rabbitweed
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Linear Algebra or Calculus III: Which Should I Choose?
I am terribly confused as to why you are call referring to "Calc II" and "Calc III" as if you all went to the same university :-/- rabbitweed
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Programs A.A. degree - Should I even bother?
Alcoholics Anonymous offer bachelors now? Or is that the Automobile Association?- rabbitweed
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Would you work as hard if socialism
THIS. Though I would argue that 'communism' requires similar attention:P- rabbitweed
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Would you work as hard if socialism
Two down... Fish. In. A. Barrel. =D- rabbitweed
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Would you work as hard if socialism
Those are the only two options you can envisage? Oh ye of limited vision. Care to share what logic you applied to designate private corporations as "the people", and government as something comprised of something wholly different? Also, please share your own private definition of...- rabbitweed
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Would you work as hard if socialism
You think that in order for someone to generate ideas, that generate jobs, they need to own land and resources (usually inherited)? And without this, society and innovation will..what? Cease to function?- rabbitweed
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Would you work as hard if socialism
True. Your point? I don't think you need a capitalist class in order to provide jobs.- rabbitweed
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Would you work as hard if socialism
No, I just think you're using sound bites from knee-jerk politicians, and using a word you don't understand to describe something you dislike. If you're an American you should know a lot of cold war era red paranoia still lingers, and using 'socialist' to describe something is pretty much a slur.- rabbitweed
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Would you work as hard if socialism
Unix like systems completely dominate when it comes to important applications, such as supercomputers and servers. Joe sixpack buying a home PC will of course buy something with MS Windows pre-installed because 1. it's not like they give you much of a choice and 2. he just wants something...- rabbitweed
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Would you work as hard if socialism
Yes the pigs and cows are the source of wealth on a farm. That and the farm workers. And to a lesser extent the farmer. Care to come up with an example of such a country?- rabbitweed
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Would you work as hard if socialism
Do you know what 'socialist' means? I think I'm going to have fun in this forum. Political discussions here is like shooting fish in a barrel.- rabbitweed
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Would you work as hard if socialism
I'm pretty sure their workers generate the actual wealth.- rabbitweed
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Would you work as hard if socialism
Heard of Linux? Not to mention, without open source and cooperation, you wouldn't have OsX as it's based off FreeBSD...- rabbitweed
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Would you work as hard if socialism
Also, this thread is pretty much pointless without defining what is meant by 'socialism', a term which can mean a wide number of different things...from soviet/cuban/chinese style 'managed economies', from the pure marxist definition, and even a description for capitalist societies with high...- rabbitweed
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- Forum: General Discussion