"Well then I'm happy and sad for you." -- Quiz Question, what movie is that from?pai535 said:
berkeman said:Welcome to PhysicsForums!
Yep! Since you are working on your PhD in Physics, it's kind of required watching. It's a documentary of the undergrad to graduate transition at Caltech. (well, sort of...)pai535 said:I don't know. Google says it is from Real Genius.
Wow, sounds interesting. I'll watch it sometime.berkeman said:Yep! Since you are working on your PhD in Physics, it's kind of required watching. It's a documentary of the undergrad to graduate transition at Caltech. (well, sort of...)
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