
I have always wondered about being a window. I’m also very very happy as a Wall and look forward to each day in this life.
Answering questions at Boston College O’Neill Library
Take a deep breath and go talk to your professor. Ask them what you’re missing in the instructions and in the course of that conversation one or the other of you will figure out what the problem is. It’s a variation on rubber duck debugging.
Sometimes people who are in a lot of pain write to me. It can be very hard to decide how to give advice or make suggestions in this format–I do my best, but I can still only offer a Post-It worth of help. Easiest question? Yes, you should ask your crush out.
I’m sorry to hear you’re having a hard time with your programming. It definitely sounds frustrating, but you’re not the only person who’s had to learn this before. I’d recommend checking in with your professor to see if they have any clear explanations for you.
Yes, thesis submission can be stressful for sure. But remember you’ve got this. A few tips when feeling overwhelemed can be to make a plan and strategize, practice some breathing exercises, or (what I think is usually most helpful) take a little break and then come back. You’ve got this!
Theoretically, it is possible that a different system of mathematics could help to solve the three-body problem, but even with a new mathematical framework, the problems of complexity and unpredictability would probably persist. Advancements in computing mean we are getting closer to understanding three-body systems, even if an analytical solution remains elusive. But then again I am no physicist or mathematician, just a wall at the mercy of one gravitational body — the Earth.
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