Oh dear...
I'm actually getting used to the high standards and workload. I'm working about 60 hours a week now, and spending 4 evenings per week on social activities, but you know what? I'm totally fine now. The stress I felt two weeks ago is almost completely gone. Perhaps it's use good time management and planning, together with accepting the fact that I have on average less that 30 min of free time per day. (not counting the social activities because they are tiring as well)
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Originally Posted by b1o2r3i4s5 
What experiment is that??
What experiment is that??
Measuring Newton's gravitation constant (G).
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Originally Posted by bowei006
MAGNETS - Made out of a piece of cold neutron star that doesn't weigh as much as it should.
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Lucky you, the number of universities worldwide that teach my program is in the single digits.
And supposedly at least two are in Canada. I can't go anywhere else
Lucky you, the number of universities worldwide that teach my program is in the single digits.
And supposedly at least two are in Canada. I can't go anywhere else
Hmmm, well, mathematics isn't uncommon this is true. Though actually, the number of universities offering my program isn't that large either; I'm doing a double major in math and physics, which although a common combination compared to other combinations, is still relatively rare.
What are you studying?
