/sci/ - Science & Math

>>1998422
Thank you for this advice, I really appreciate it.
I know that talk is cheep but I will think about finding the best schools, not the ones that are hardest to get into, thank you.

>>1998367
Nevermind, I looked ahead in my book and I will cover that, thanks :)

>>1998290
Thanks, should I start learning quadratics work and graphing functions now or continue with the program Im in now (algebra)? Or combine them?

>>1998250
Canada

>>1998208
Okay, setting a time limit tends to help me concentrate, thanks :)

>>1998195
I don't go to school in the US either, what country did you live in?

>>1998178
Thank you for the advice :)

>>1998188
Possibly, I actually enjoy quite a few of the subjects and spend my free time doing them however, so its mostly doing work, not studying.

thi is the 13th reply
13 has 2 numbers
13+2=15
2*15=30
30-(the second number of 13)3=27
27+10(which is the number of fingers i have to type with) = 37
omg it's magickal!!!

I'm not saying that other languages are not hard, I'm just saying that French is bad for your brain.

The easiest way to kill it is to kill yourself.

Currently I do not live in Quebeq, although i have vague plans to live in Canada (maybe Quebec, maybe not) in the future. I have not yet been there so can't talk about the people there. It appears to me that people who learn it as their primary language are more heavily affected than those who learn it as secondary or later.
Perhaps "Trash French" is less 'damaging' to the human brain than regular French?

Compare French to the Vista of langauges.