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I'm very glad to be here to make friends with you who are interested in physics and mathematics.I'm a graduate student.
Emotional Impact of Avatars on Scientists: A Study
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Welcome to the forum. Your avatar looks very sad. Why is that?who-I-am said:
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I’m trying to tease you to laugh! aha!phinds said:
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That makes me sad.who-I-am said:
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Don't you think my avatar is very lovely? ..Then I'm getting sad.Evo said:
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