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I was in calculus and physics classes many years ago with a future physics Nobel laureate, and I was better in both than he was :-). Of course, he kept at it an
by MaysonL 17y ago
I was in calculus and physics classes many years ago with a future physics Nobel laureate, and I was better in both than he was :-). Of course, he kept at it and I dropped out.
- volodia 17y agoCool :) What is his name?
- MaysonL 17y agoJohn Mather.
- mahmud 17y agoLast night I saw Myth Busters and Jamie beat an olympic swimmer in swimming through syrup :-P it just bottles* the mind; how can you beat an olympic swimmer in swimming, regardless of medium?
- rjurney 17y agoThe hair. Jamie's man pelt reduced friction, just like a shark's scales. http://bit.ly/18f6ba http://bit.ly/18f6ba In syrup, this effect was amplified.
- l0stman 17y agoWhat do you mean by being better? Having better grades than him or being a better problem solver. Because most of the time, these kind of people follow their own agenda and don't really bother to be at the top of the class.
- jamesbritt 17y ago" Because most of the time, these kind of people follow their own agenda and don't really bother to be at the top of the class." That was always my explanation for my grades. :)