Melanie Carlson

[Melanie Carlson @Melanie_Ca1]

@Zach28489831 @PhysicsHawk I think reading books is a great way to learn more about different subjects

[Melanie Carlson @Melanie_Ca1]

@lindsey7774 @PhysicsHawk I agree and i think some people don't do this because they find new things intimidating but its good for them to look for new ideas so they find stuff they like

[Melanie Carlson @Melanie_Ca1]

@PhysicsHawk I think a great way to increase the number of things in your brain to build on is just by trying new things. Even if you're not necessarily good at something its good to find things you at least like and to try to get better at them

[Melanie Carlson @Melanie_Ca1]

@WillWal2 @PhysicsHawk thats a good point. I think this shows us how we can all be good at different things and how we should pursue in life what we love and are good at.

[Melanie Carlson @Melanie_Ca1]

@_hannahmorriss @PhysicsHawk I agree. I think this just shows us how God made each of us unique and can show how powerful he is

[Melanie Carlson @Melanie_Ca1]

@PhysicsHawk I think this reveals how different everyone is. Some people's brains just function differently but I think for everyone, multitasking can be pretty difficult no matter who you are.

[Melanie Carlson @Melanie_Ca1]

@wilson23_kt @PhysicsHawk I think it was definitely better that he checked different angles and its good to not just make assumptions but to experiment with more angles

[Melanie Carlson @Melanie_Ca1]

@lindsey7774 @PhysicsHawk I agree that it was better and I think having scientific background is very important.

[Melanie Carlson @Melanie_Ca1]

@PhysicsHawk Feyman's experiment was better than the one published by the psychologist since he looked at different angles and repeated it many times. SInce he did it more, his results would be more accurate

[Melanie Carlson @Melanie_Ca1]

@wilson23_kt @PhysicsHawk that is pretty cruel. I would be pretty upset if i was her

[Melanie Carlson @Melanie_Ca1]

@Zach28489831 @PhysicsHawk I agree that he cant just assume results without more experimenting

[Melanie Carlson @Melanie_Ca1]

@PhysicsHawk his methodology was wrong since he didn't repeat the experiment and he just made conclusions without enough experimenting and research.

[Melanie Carlson @Melanie_Ca1]

@lindsey7774 @PhysicsHawk that's a good point that thinking can be used in different ways and especially to glorify God

[Melanie Carlson @Melanie_Ca1]

@abby_guerra_ @PhysicsHawk I agree that we should have friends that can help us grow and maybe look at things from different perspectives

[Melanie Carlson @Melanie_Ca1]

@PhysicsHawk my thinking has changed in how I view goals. sometimes I can be very negative about how successful I'll be but friends have helped me think ore positively about the future

[Melanie Carlson @Melanie_Ca1]

@e_smith160 @PhysicsHawk I agree that a checklist could be very helpful in being sure that everything is more thoroughly checked

[Melanie Carlson @Melanie_Ca1]

@abby_guerra_ @PhysicsHawk I agree. they should really test it since nothing can really be perfect

[Melanie Carlson @Melanie_Ca1]

@PhysicsHawk I think safety is so much more important than meeting a schedule since people's lives are in danger. It is better to choose safety than goals when designing a system and draw out the schedule so the system can have more of both.

[Melanie Carlson @Melanie_Ca1]

@Zach28489831 @PhysicsHawk I agree. a lot of people will blame a bad grade on just one thing when it is probably based off so much more

[Melanie Carlson @Melanie_Ca1]

@magsharrison03 @PhysicsHawk I agree. a lot of people dont think about all the things that could cause it to spread so it spread even faster