Have you ever tried to take an AP unit one test with only five days of prep. Oh, and you have to teach yourself.
Cause thats what I have to do next Friday.
Next friday I am taking a unit 1 test for AP human geography, while also only being able to find my own sorces and only use those. No help from teachers, And I have to score a five.
And i have never been more ready.
Did you know you can actually see the past?
Every time you look into space, you’re seeing light that took time to reach you.
The Sun? You see it as it was about 8 minutes ago.
Andromeda? About 2.5 MILLION years ago.
So the farther into space we look, the farther back in time we see.
In a sense, telescopes are time machines.
And here’s an even crazier thought:
If you could put a giant mirror far enough away from Earth and somehow look into it, the reflected light could theoretically show you an older Earth.
The universe doesn’t just show us where things are.
it shows us where,and when,they were.
I used to think that flexibility was a natural thing. That if you were in flexible you stayed that way, nothing about that could change.
I was wrong, after stretching every day for two week I finally got my splits.
Who said the same thing couldn't be said for ideas?
NO ONE!
Stretch your mind, if you work every day towards something you are bound to achieve it.
Lock in.
I'm not a fan of what FSD 14.3.7 did in this particular case. It was trying to play it safe with the pedestrian in a curve and moved a little into the opposite lane, and honestly that could be really dangerous.
I've seen so many accidents happen in that curve. I know FSD would pull back immediately if a car were coming, but it would still be an uncomfortable situation for the oncoming driver.
I believe this particular case needs to be reviewed.
@CuriousPejjy And yet some people still think that self driving cars suck. It may be true that not all of these are true but that does not make the facts untrue as well.
Today I helped make my school's student handbook.
It wasn't just me helping create it though; it was the whole school. We collectively discussed certain rules and principles for everyone to follow that should or shouldn't be adopted.
At Alpha High, the students are a true part of setting the school standard.
I gave my AI one job: call out every goal I set that wasn't ambitious enough.
The aim was to make 3 goals, with only a week to complete each one. This may seem easy, but my AI repeatedly rejected my goals for being "basic and vague".
Connecting personality tests that I took to my goals helped me finally create ones that push myself.
If your goals don't test your limits, maybe it's time to rewrite them.
A book is about to decide how my school writes its student handbook.
I have 5 days to read "The Courage to Be Disliked" by Ichiro Kishimi and Fumitake Koga, then write actual rules for the handbook with a group.
Today was day one. I'm hoping some ideas start forming as I get further into the book, especially as I learn more about Adlerian psychology from it.
After the book is finished, the real work starts: turning whatever we take from it into rules that actually work on paper.