I never thought of using jokes before in my writing I may try this next time.

I always try to double check my grammar in my writing

I always try my best to write in academic format and more clearly so that my professor can give me full credit for the long hours I put into my work. I think citation are very beneficial

I use my email everyday for my school work I think that everyone uses there email at least once in there lives.

organize the team into smaller, specialized units focused on specific areas of support, create a shared knowledge base to ensure consistent and accurate information

the general mental capacity for learning from experience, reasoning, and adapting to new or challenging situations

this is very interesting now I have some great tips on how to avoid false information.

I believe this is how fight in schools and even on the streets are caused by fake news and rumors.

I agree with this I would not like history to repeat itself and false information can cause so many future problems for our generation.

If I had to choose between the two I feel I would go into the intuitionist group.

very true people can make up lies and rumors and spread them just as quick as the internet can.

I feel like hate and racism are more drawn out on social media platforms.

I feel like social media has spread lots of fake news and so had the media in general.

I honestly thought apple would have been the highest ranking instead of elsevier i'm surprised.

i thought amazon would have more profit they are a big industry.

I don't know how people live without phones i use my phone for my emails and communicating with my professors.

this is surprising to me because i feel like the number would be lower than 60% i feel like technology had spread all over the world.

I am actually nervous that AI intelligent robots may take over most of the jobs like uber, grocery stores. We already have the Self driving car called the tesla.

I wonder how these people are impacted throughout there daily lives without the internet how do they learn?

I believe this even my school pushes for open access to the library online and in person we even have tutoring that is held in the library.

This is very interesting to me because i never would have thought california would have been the largest for academic publishers I thought it would have been a bigger univeroty maybe even Harvard or Yale.

I always valued our technology that we were able to use throughout the semester. I could never afford a computer on my own and highschool always provided me with useful technology.

This is very true because many countries to not have access to the internet or technology.

I don't agree with this statement you can access scholarly readings on google, websites, articles with technology today you can access a lot of information.

Earlier in the chapter, I made an annotation on the point made that interpersonal communication is more goal-oriented than intrapersonal communication. However, I would like to challenge that thought. In every discipline of life, nobody is ever perfect. If we were all perfect, there would be no meaning to trying and striving forward. So, when we mess up, we set up goals for ourselves intrapersonally to help us grow in the areas we recognize we need growth. Thus, it can be noted that intrapersonal communication could very well be just as or more goal-oriented than interpersonal communication.

Humans are relational beings. We are capable of feeling complex emotions like love, and we spend time with loved ones and friends to communicate such emotions with them. We have many aspects of our lives in which we depend upon communication and relationships to survive. When these relationships are stripped away from us, it can severely damage any communication skills we have acquired, not to mention the emotional struggle loneliness can put a person through.

On page five I thought it was interesting that we as students can benefit from this class and learn things to use in our daily lives. There are so many benefits with being a better communicator. I have learned over time that you can communicate in different ways. It can be physical or oral or anything like that.

Communication is very important to every one. It helps us to use our words or body language to communicate with each other. I love how this chapter so far is asking us as. a whole to notice the communication styles around us.

Physical context does indeed play a massive role in communication. I have gone through a handful of interviews, and I have had very diverse experiences. I have had an interview at a table in a crowded restaurant, one in a quiet enclosed room, but most recently, I had my first online interview. Online interviewing was a completely different ballpark from what I was used to. Not being able to see their physical self in front of me caught me off guard, and so did the slow internet speed with lag that followed it. The physical changes led to adaptations in my communication style that I was not prepared to make.

I find it so fascinating to read in detail about the different processes of communication. In my own life, it feels like such an ingrained ability and people communicate without seeming to have a second thought about it. I do not usually comprehend the scale with which communication has grown and changed over the centuries. Thinking back on the history of communication, shifting from the "talking era" to the "manuscript era" and comparing it to where we are now, with social media and global mass communication is a staggering thought.

Earlier in the text, it mentioned how the ability to talk in humans had an evolutionary advantage, which is due to the goal-oriented nature of interpersonal communication. Communication can transform the goals of one individual into a united goal for many. One's intrapersonal goals and communication can only be shared with the individual. Interpersonal communication is the driving factor of society; without it, we may have never been able to create the society we have today.

I think this draws a fairly interesting comparison to the evolution of communication today. For years, our conversation, vocabulary, and dialect have evolved far past anything our prehistoric ancestors could've imagined. But now, to communicate certain ideas, we use words like drip, cap, and fire to convey different ideas than the word suggests. Similar to the onomatopoetic nature of the first words spoken, we have shortened our language in areas and introduced new meanings to words already created to communicate how we best see fit.

Intrapersonal communication (the way you talk to yourself in your mind) is a form of communication that I have always thought to be incredibly important. Ever sense I was a child, I have always had a "think before I do" mentality and it has carried through to adulthood. It has helped me in many situation to reason through problems in my head and avoid conflict and confusion with others. it also plays a huge role in how we see ourselves and the world around us. Learning to communicate with yourself kindly and productively, plays a key role in how we communicate to others.

Mass communication, especially on the scale that we are witnessing it today, is such a double edged sword. The ability to project information into society rapidly and in easily accessible ways can be a great benefit, as is the case with amber alerts, which help to increase public vigilance on a large scale. A major drawback with mass communication as I see it, comes with people that have little regard for its ethical use. The ability to spread highly palatable and sometimes subtle information that can sway the way in which we think, act, and feel, perhaps without even being aware, means that society as a whole must be hyper aware of the media they are consuming.

My dad has connections with the local newspaper from Star, and they print magazines now instead of only newspapers. Currently they continue to grow, which is interesting in this mostly digital world today. I find it interesting especially because of how you only really find newspapers in small town areas such as Star, and usually at the cafes. Newspapers have their niche places that you find them

Essentially, Intrapersonal is thoughts withing your head/personal self Interpersonal communication is within friends/family/ to one person, Group communication is generally with multiple others than yourself, sometimes towards a shared goal Public communication is the X post, facebook post, or instagram pic you posted last week, Mass communication is used in situations like newspapers, PSAs, and school rallies

yes.

Goal-oriented communication could also happen intrapersonally, could it not? it is a form of group communication, but could be considered a form of intrapersonal communication due to the way that most people plan within their brains. For instance, I have a goal, so I plan, and work on that goal by myself, but use intrapersonal goal-oriented communication.

I'm curious if people who have been diagnosed have more intrapersonal communication than neurotypical people. Is it as significant as people who are neurotypical? Are there as many internal discussions? What if people who have ADHD have more significant questions?

This reminds me of how my father and one of his employees communicate. There is a language barrier between them, so most of the time when they work together he's using sound affects and grand gestures. It's quite funny to watch, so if he needs to talk about blending something, he generally uses the "SZHHZZZZ" (idk blender sounds) and twirling a finger to simulate the blender spinning. She does the same with him.

What is venture capital? What are private equity investors? How do they affect your business ownership and management approach and freedom in decision-making?

Many discoveries have negative results or evidence that wasn't expected or wanted, but also great successes have been revealed. You can't expect one answer from science.

This piece of history I found really interesting, because I didn't make the connection between physics and studying the natural world. It might seem silly not to make this connection, but when I imagine studying physics, my mind goes to studying acceleration, how fast planets are moving, and understanding the laws of gravity. These are obviously connected to nature, but not in the way my mind would associate it to be. It is also intriguing that physics was originally called "natural philosophy," which, for some reason, is such a pleasant and poetic way to describe the type of science. It also has a personifying effect on nature itself, like nature is a being that has ideas and philosophies about how the world works and revolves. I will, from now on, think of physics as the study of nature's own philosophy.

In this part of the text, it is very evident where and how philosophy plays a role in physics and how it came to be. We can see that this " human endeavor" is due to our curiosity in the way the world/ universe works. It is based off our observations and how we question. For example, questions like what is time? What is space? or do particles exist independently of observation? Are as much philosophical as they are physical.

the dipole charges symbol is determined by the ends of a dipole molecule for example H2O has two hydrogens and one oxygen. oxygen is taking the electrons because of its higher electronegativity giving it a negative partial charge, and that leaves the two hydrogens with a positive end and those positive ends are attracted to the negative oxygen in other molecules.

electrostatic interaction

meaning constant speed back and forth

why ?

coulombs law formula

coulombs law

The Andromeda Galaxy seems so out of reach and disconnected, but it is interesting to see how physics is the one thing that connects us all as a part of the universe and nature. We think that everything is so out of reach, and we sometimes get so caught up in our own world, but our world is connected to others in ways we can't even see. However, we know that through these forces it is all related. We are all connected.

Weirdly enough, I always associate physics with much more physical (badum tss) reactions. In all reality, I think it stems solely from a vine that was popular before the death of the app that featured a high schooler showing her physics teacher shooting off what looked like a rocket in the classroom. That, followed by endless online compilations of teachers and professors showing a plethora of crazy things tends to give me a more exciting view of physics than what it actually is. There is a severe lack of Newton's cradles and electrical reactions, and instead, a lot more math and graphing. I understand that pulling the most interesting bits of a topic is what garners interest, but in alll my experience with physics, it more so feels like false advertising: like being told you're going to a waterpark and arriving to see a pitiful slip n' slide. I can't entirely say I'm sure what classifies as physics, as like I said before, my exposure has been so incredibly broad that it feels impossible to pinpoint the boxes that need to be checked for something to fall into that category. To make an overly long blog-post short, 'physics' makes me think of fun science-y stuff, but also leaves me both confused and disappointed by the reality of it.

I'm pretty sure Plato might say that physics gives us a glimpse of the shadows on the cave wall, the measurable patterns of motion, matter, and energy, but it also points us toward something deeper: the unchanging principles, or ‘Forms,’ that underlie the shifting physical world. In that sense, studying physics isn’t just about particles and forces; it’s about recognizing that everything is connected by a hidden order, a kind of mathematical harmony that reflects a greater reality beyond what we see. At least When I read this statement I felt as if the book hinted at something philosophical. but perhaps the book simply means "everything we can see and know" and not in a metaphysical or spiritual emotional "see and know."

Trying hypothesis

I never knew that the ancient Greeks were among the first to try to understand nature. It was also very interesting to find out that physics stemmed from the prior knowledge of astronomy and mechanics.

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throughout my college experience i have always had access to online textbook and the public library.

i always had to write research papers in english I even did things like annotate articles and books.

I was always prepared to research any important topics and try and evaluate my sources with citing. Has anyone went to college without any knowledge of citing?

annotations help me remember what i just read and how my brain reacts to the information.

I love canvas i use this for every project that i have it helps me organize my information.

I feel like this goes along with stereotypes about people that we tend to make up. We can even talk ourselves out of good ideas or plans because of conformational bias.

Rehabilitation: The set of interventions undertaken to help a criminal with their criminal behavioral patterns.

Recidivism: The recurrent crimes committed by the same individuals after release from prison.

Rehabilitation: The set of interventions undertaken to help a criminal their criminal behavioral patterns. Recidivism: The recurrent crimes committed by the same individuals after release from prison.

As I said before art can be used to communicate with others. It can also help out or give a message someone else has one thought about saying or thinking. So it’s like it’s being used as a visual instead of actual words.

This screams culture and different traditions basically.

To me this is what people use to visualize things that’s sometimes better left unsaid but rather be viewed upon.

To some, art might even seem as if it’s simple but in some cases art makes u wonder/curious.

It’s like something that’s natural. Or like doing something without thinking.

If every object that scientist measure has uncertainty how do they evaluate if it is "good enough" for a important decision on a experiment or project?

psychology sociology economics

睡眠还受到环境光线的影响。除了向丘脑传递视觉信息外，视网膜中的神经节细胞还会向下丘脑的视交叉上核（位于丘脑下方）发送信号。视交叉上核是人体主要的昼夜节律"起搏器"，其内部细胞能够分析光线刺激的强度与持续时间，当环境光线变暗或日照时间缩短时，就会向松果体发出信号。松果体随之分泌褪黑素——这种强效激素能有效促进睡眠发生。 thalamus：丘脑 ganglion cell：神经节细胞 hypo thalamus：下丘脑 Retina：视网膜 suprachiasmatic nucleus：视交叉上核 melatonin：褪黑素

not physical

perspective

"who is deserving to what"

i think of "beliefs" as opinons/thoughts that are unproven/debatable

occupied and distracted mentally

does not have to be a literal noise, these examples of biological discomforts (hence "physiological")

sprung mass

this is not supposed to be C1 either.

This part of the proof is wrong, it is supposed to be less than 1.

The first and the last are most remembered. As someone who is currently looking for employment, I make it a point to leave all forms of contact so that I'm easily accessible to contact.

Did you know the first few sentences are what the reader notice and remember? straight to the point or why your contacting someone is vital to not be looked over.

I was a big user of "to whom it may concern" and found it actually is impersonal. Addressing a department or specific name is much respected and appreciated.

Now a days it is important to correctly address the intended party and to do proper research as to whom you are addressing. Resources such as LinkedIn, emails, or even contacting the office for that information, it matters.

Most likely time. I plan to be in different clubs and so I could see that effecting my time.

Probably income

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Motivating myself to read all the required material.

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I plan to be in college for around 4 years.

Encantado > Encantada (The adjective must agree with the gender-Verónica

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SO3 is the electrophile

Corresponding conditional

counter argument

The validity of an argument is not based on the truth or falsity of the argument but that it follows the logical form

Deductive argument

an argument may have one or more premises but only one conclusion

Formal logic

informal arguments

inductive argument

deductive argument

The general form of an argument

The ways in which grounding your beliefs in reason will make the quality of the your inner life better

We get our thoughts from special influences in our life as we grow up, but once grown we need to begin thinking and believing for ourselves or they're not our own thoughts but someone else's.

Bad quality thinking happens when your mind has been "possessed." Or by other people and made to serve their purposes instead of their own.

Philosophical questions are often very difficult and demand a lot of effort, consideration, and time

Thinking about thinking is an event

Thinking is a first-order phenomenological insight

A distinction between thinking and feeling

Does not have to be an actual fact, just what the author is trying to claim as a fact.

First paragraph of the essay

In Iran friends family and community help raise the baby while the mother is recovering from child birth but in the United States te mother recovering from child birth is expected to fend herself.

a molecule or molecular complex consisting of two identical molecules linked together.

very near, next to, or touching:

(v) remove something by cutting.

an organism consisting of a cell or cells in which the genetic material is DNA in the form of chromosomes contained within a distinct (clearly noticeable or separate and different from else)nucleus. Eukaryotes include all living organisms other than the eubacteria and archaea.

the complete set of genetic material of a living thing

act of explaining something or making something clear.

how i get books

Bouncers, if you will

Haplosufficient means- Single, Enough. When a single copy of a particular allele of a gene is sufficient to express it's phenotype. example: Tt = Tall : This phenotype is equal to Tall because the single dominant allele is enough to express the phenotype.

Haploinsufficient means - Single, Not enough. When a single copy of a particular allele of a gene is not enough to express its phenotype. example: Tt= tall. This phenotype is equal to Tall because your respective allele can not express itself.

Author likely meant 10^6 nucleotides in length

INTERESTING TOPIC HUMMM...

organizations

John Brenna, President Barack Obama’s top counterterrorism adviser

community impacts

surveillance program \

reported by The Associated Press (AP)

Demographics Unit (NYPD)

fear, ignorance, and hearsay

anger and vengeance

3mo after 9/11

computer program that uses mathematical and logical representations to simulate and study complex systems

aim to characterize and quantify entire sets of biological molecules to understand the structure, function, and dynamics of an organism or group of organisms

θ=α-β .

A nice way to describe linear functions.