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I share quite a few of his quirks. I was also rejected by most of the grad schools I applied to. So how come I didn't amount to anything? Seriously, a well wri
by CommenterPerson 1y ago
I share quite a few of his quirks. I was also rejected by most of the grad schools I applied to. So how come I didn't amount to anything?
Seriously, a well written article including the accessible explanations of his work. Plus, LoL funny. Thank you.
- OisinMoran 1y agoIt's not over yet my friend
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- wafflemaker 1y agoI've started my bachelor's at 35y, last year. Still waiting for grade on last exam, but it looks like after 4 tries (since 2008) I finally passed the first semester.
- mmooss 1y agoCongratulations! That takes so much courage - more than most of your classmates have ever had to exercise. The next semester should be easier!
- mlsu 1y agoI did this too, a little before you (started around 27ish) The B.S. changed my life. I graduated, you will too.
- atonse 1y agoCongrats. You’ll get there! Just take it one semester at a time.
- jaredhansen 1y agoThis is the friendliest comment I've seen on the World Wide Web today. Thank you for posting.
- jll29 1y agoQuanta Magazine was already brilliant before, but this article has improved the way the cutting-edge work is presented acessibly to (relatifve) laypeople. So grateful to the late Jim Simons for funding basic research and its popularization (and Quanta Mag.)!