I WILL ONLY SAY ONE THING AND ONE THING ONLY I LOVE PROF YANG AND SOL A’S DYNAMIC SO MUCH WHY IS NO ONE TALKING ABOUT THIS AHUHUUU is it really just me? Like i dont know about ya’ll but i see prof yang as a father figure to sol A?? I DONT KNOW OKAY THEY JUST REALLY GIVE ME FATHER DAUGHTER DYNAMIC VIBES AND THAT SHIT MELTS MAH HEART IM SO WEAK FOR IT 😭
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~Reigh Lynne
for some hot minutes I forgot that Jonathan Sims is also the name of the actor and when i googled the actor of jonny d'ville i got fucking terrified and now im laughing on the floor
i got a C in maths then and was pissed
feel this anger, darling? preserve it. keep it. never let it go. give it a room inside your heart. make it part of your soul. bury it deep inside of yourself and never show it to anyone. it's your secret. It's what keeps you going. it's your dearest friend and your worst enemy. keep being angry. keep standing up for yourself. steal everyone's anger. it is yours now.
I call it edwardian era inspired outfit~
We are not the same bro✌
3/100
for some reason this day felt like 3
so i woke up and started taking astronomy notes
watched motivational clips only cause i was feeling pretty down
tried to make a to do list but i didnt manage to do much. I argued with my mom and that truly killed my mood to do anything, so i just took a nap
after the nap i went out
and when i came home i wrote a poem and submitted it for a magazine!!! I am actually pretty nervous about this one, its the first time doing anything like this
also i had some pretty neat ideas for the plot of a story im working on so i wrote them down
anyways now im just sitting in bed cause i got a sharp pain on the side. it doesnt phase me that much its just annoying at this point
i might try to read something before going to bed, it's 2 am and i doubt i can sleep
tomorrow im getting the exam results, i think ill share them and my thoughts on it :D
Coursera - a generally good platform, from what I’ve heard. Like most other things, you can’t get actual certificates for free, but the courses *usually* are. Here’s a list of the ~1400 courses where everything but the certificate is free. This list has some pretty enticing courses, like an intro to classical music composition, Greek and Roman mythology, Russian history, astronomy, physical chemistry, and a lot more. The enrollment option you want is called Full Course, No Certificate.
YouTube - Never underestimate the power of things most people have access to. YouTube is an incredibaly powerful tool when it comes to learning things, particularly for things like science and math. My favorite educational channel is Crash Course, which might sound cliché because literally every AP World History class ever uses them, but I’ve literally spent hours watching their videos and taking notes. Just watching a bit of the biology series got me to test out of a lesson in my online bio course this year, which was super helpful.
Another good resource on YouTube is anything art. My favorite surprisingly education channel for drawing specifically is DrawingWiffWaffles, because she explains what she’s doing and why as she’s doing it.
Wikihow - another good resource people make over look because it seems obvious. Material on here I would cross reference with something else, because this can be edited by anyone (I’m pretty sure) and it can get a little shady, but I know there was a physics article that helped me understand electrons so much better.
Math Is Fun - a really solid, simple resource for math, particularly if you struggle a lot. Don’t be fooled by the simplicity of the site and their use of comic sans, there’s quite a lot of information to be found here. It helped me learn calculus, of all things.
Wikipedia - Once again, since anyone can edit this I would cross reference the information you get here with something else, but in all honesty this Wikipedia is my go to for literally everything. There’s unbridled power and pure, unabridged knowledge here, and I will milk it for everything it’s worth. I’ve used Wikipedia for everything from factoring quadratic equations (something I have a strange amount of trouble understanding) to astrobiology to linguistics to the Bohemian Reformation (which resulted in me writing an essay for my history teacher that *almost* saved my grade).
Local libraries are also usually very good centers for learning. I know the one in my town holds a lot of in-person classes (not at the moment) and provides card-holders with a free membership to Universal Class as well as some other online education platforms.
Anyone and everyone can reblog with stuff I missed!
I've never seen a cishet dark academic bitch like are yall real??? honestly??? are you hiding from us???? I promise we don't bite, we're busy chewing the homophobes and transphobes
the astrophysics students
dreaming of discoveries yet to be made
wonder at the vastness of the cosmos
long equations scrawled across graph paper
jwst images as your phone lockscreen
solving complex orbital mechanics problems
debating the nature of dark matter
studying relativity and gravitational waves
mind-bending thought experiments that change your way of thinking
stargazing on a clear night
seeing supernovas and black holes in your mind's eye
discovering new stars and planets
a drive to understand the fundamentals of our universe
related: physics, astronomy
I love my bookmarking system on ao3 because i see this kinda thing
and i go "OHHHH this one must be good"
I've never seen a cishet dark academic bitch like are yall real??? honestly??? are you hiding from us???? I promise we don't bite, we're busy chewing the homophobes and transphobes
Tim | it/they/he | INFJ | chaotic evil | ravenclaw | here for a good time not for a long time
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