http://www.taxfoundation.org/press/show/22652.html

love showing that article to Obama fanboys

Above $364 is the top 1%??

I was really surprised that over $104k was the top 10%. I wouldn't have guessed that at all.

http://www.taxfoundation.org/press/show/22652.html

love showing that article to Obama fanboys

Above $364 is the top 1%??

Fuck if I know what the top 1% is

15.47 x 67.34 = fuck if I know without a calc

And along with it who the fuck cares if you can actually do that portion of the problem. Not worth testing you on.

I can't multiply complex numbers in my head, or divide them for that matter

As stated once you get into real math, say beyond Calc there is no reason to prove you know that shit anymore.

At least in my classes, laptops aren't allowed for exams

I can't say that I have any respect for a prof who rights tests where a calculator would be beneficial. At least Calc or higher anyway.

Calculators are allowed in Diff EQ, and physics but if you couldn't do the problem anyways the calc wouldn't help you till maybe the last step if at all.

Now that is for tests, they were written so you didn't need a calculator, nor was it that beneficial.

Being allowed and helping aren't related. I didn't say that they should be disallowed.

How the eff do you post videos on this site?

How the eff do you post videos on this site?

Not a damn clue...

Never used a calculator for either semester of Calc

LB, procure, lol

Time for bed. 6:15 is coming way too soon...

I can't multiply complex numbers in my head, or divide them for that matter

As stated once you get into real math, say beyond Calc there is no reason to prove you know that shit anymore.

Most of the courses I took that I used a calculator for weren't really "math" courses

the only thing good about class is the scenery on campus...

One Eco course, two Accounting courses, one Stats class IIRC

One Eco course, two Accounting courses, one Stats class IIRC

I can see stats I suppose, but not really the rest.

ti-89 will do some calculus for u

and i use it quite a bit in my electrical classes

ti-89 will do some calculus for u

Indeed it will but most of the time all it does is confuse me more.

true but thats when u got to be smarter then the calc

At least in my classes, laptops aren't allowed for exams

I can't say that I have any respect for a prof who rights tests where a calculator would be beneficial. At least Calc or higher anyway.

I've had several classes where calculators were necessary as the prof wrote the exam problems to mimic real-world problems with numbers that are not friendly at all. And of course, they take off a couple points for calculation mistakes. So not really beneficial aside from practice, yet definitely necessary.

Vibration Analysis and Experimental ME which seem to have potential for being interesting and the profs being cool

I found that stuff interesting...obviously

bullshit

May be having some questions for you in the coming months....

the only thing good about class is the scenery on campus...

mmm, did see some tasty morsels today

the only thing good about class is the scenery on campus...

mmm, did see some tasty morsels today

i know where do they come from lol

15.47 x 67.34 = fuck if I know without a calc

Paper and pencil ftw

At least in my classes, laptops aren't allowed for exams

I can't say that I have any respect for a prof who rights tests where a calculator would be beneficial. At least Calc or higher anyway.

Calculators are allowed in Diff EQ, and physics but if you couldn't do the problem anyways the calc wouldn't help you till maybe the last step if at all.

Now that is for tests, they were written so you didn't need a calculator, nor was it that beneficial.

No calculator allowed here in diff eq's.

Fuck sonicelectronix. They need me to FAX a credit card authorization form ? And it's just for a $550 order

"we're sorry, it's against the rules not to send billing papers and it's illegal to declare a smaller value" = we're sorry, we want you to get plowed in the behind by the customs office.