Solving a maths problem is like letting a wound heal. It gets a lot worse before it gets any better.
Calculus professor
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Solving a maths problem is like letting a wound heal. It gets a lot worse before it gets any better.
Calculus professor
We don’t learn refrigeration cycles just because we want to be chemical engineers, we learn them because we’re decent enough human beings to care about how our fridges work.
Thermodynamics Prof
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Here's three for you: The Book Thief, Inkheart, and Jane Eyre.
Burn: Jane Eyre (to-read)
Read: The Book Thief
Rewrite: Inkheart