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[anaanam-deactivated20240405]

it's tempting for me to want to give up on studying certain subjects when i know/think i won't be able to score an a+ or even just an a

even still, what's done is done, but i can still do better moving forward. getting depressed about it and sulking will just make my position worse than it currently is.

i wont tell myself that i did my best when i know i didn't. i'll just have to deal with my failure like an adult by working harder in the following assignments and exams to make up for my shortcomings

[college-ravings]

am I going to attack midterms or are they going to attack me

[nervous-like-a-wild-dog]

see i would be a productive member of society if it wasn't for the fact that i'm a poet and physiologist and therefore way too intelligent for this form of being.

(ie: I'm failing my A&P course and thinking of changing my major to psychology)

[space-archaeology]

What are white holes?

Well, most of us know what black holes are, right? It’s a region of spacetime with such a strong gravitational pull that nothing, not even light, can escape. If we were to stare at the general area of a black hole and go forward in time, we would see the matter surrounding it become absorbed. A white hole is essentially the opposite!

White holes are still hypothetical, there is no evidence of them as of yet, but if we were able to observe one, instead of the white hole consuming the matter around it, we would see matter and light spilling out from inside it, with no way for external matter to get in.

There has been some theories of the big bang itself being a white hole, but this is still being largely debated.

[jareckiworld]

Sam Chivers — White Holes (New Scientist, illustration, 2014)

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