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Yea, I’m going through Khan Academy’s Pre Calculus in preparation for Calculus in preparation for college. Khan Academy FTW! The engineers that designed the dirigible would like a word with you.

Ooh! This is the math I'm studying right now! This'll be good practice. [10, 11 2, 6] The inverse would be: [0.1875, -0.34375 -0.625, 0.3125] The vector's angle is 18.4349489 (rounded) degrees. Explicit forumula: 10 divided by 2 to the (n-1)th power. The last two statements are true (though...

Good thing I don’t drink.

If it’s fermented, does its potency change?

Oh I love this question. It's so difficult! 1. The Shawshank Redemption. 2. The Fiddler on the Roof. 3. Star Wars: A New Hope. But I also absolutely love The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly, and The Godfather, and The Matrix, and A Fish Called Wanda, and--Ahhhh too many good movies!

Perhaps whether Veestars is a predator or prey can be understood not by numerical or mathematical calculations, but by a thorough understanding of the teleological and philosophical functions of the categories "predator" and "prey". We need a philosopher, not a programmer!

Can't they eat RAM? Me:

Oof. Squats are the easiest workout for me, probably because I exclusively use a bike for transportation. I run 2 miles 4 times a week. After 2 of those times, I do 50 squats and go back and forth across my front yard doing those kneeling thingies that advance you a few steps every time 10...

You are ABSOLUTELY blind to your improvement. If you read “Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain,” the first exercise is a mandatory drawing session where you just suck. This exists not to make you feel bad (though you certainly will), but to have an objective point of reference for you to...

IKR? I was there too, man. It gets better.

If you’re stuck for what to do to advance drawing, I’d highly recommend the resources I used to start my journey: the book “Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain” by Betty Edwards, and “The Art and Science of Drawing” with Brent Eviston. The former details the neuroscience behind learning to...

Well then, I don’t like you either.

Does that mean any of us could be Ruki in disguise? *shudder*

My favorite fictional punch is the Falcon Punch.

Failure is a mandatory step on the path to greatness. Nobody is top notch at anything for free. Sure, inherent talent starts people off at a HUGE advantage, but all of the greats failed on the way. Look at any story: Rocky lost his first fight against Apollo Creed. Neo failed the first jump...

I did 2 sketches today! That’s 1.8 more than average!

*retakes Biology 101*

Bacon... trees? Consider me confused.