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#1 by rajukurup » Sat Mar 30, 2019 07:57

Eventhough I am a master in chemistry my favourite subject is physics,

#2 by valerie » Sat Mar 30, 2019 11:10

Difficult to choose a favorite.

There was subjects I excelled in, in school, but I wouldn't label them a favorite of mine.

I'd probably have to say 'religion'. I believe it is difficult for most people to keep an
open mind when it comes to the religion they were taught to believe. There is such
a ton of different beliefs and everyone thinks theirs is the only one.

Reading, Writing too. When I was younger I wanted to be a writer, write novels and
sci-fiction. Stupid me, got married instead. :lol:

I like all things about the earth, wildlife, etc.

Maybe a better question is 'what subject bores you to tears?' My answer to that would
be math. :lol:

#3 by rajukurup » Sun Mar 31, 2019 02:28

valerie wrote: Difficult to choose a favorite.

There was subjects I excelled in, in school, but I wouldn't label them a favorite of mine.

I'd probably have to say 'religion'. I believe it is difficult for most people to keep an
open mind when it comes to the religion they were taught to believe. There is such
a ton of different beliefs and everyone thinks theirs is the only one.

Reading, Writing too. When I was younger I wanted to be a writer, write novels and
sci-fiction. Stupid me, got married instead.

I like all things about the earth, wildlife, etc.

Maybe a better question is 'what subject bores you to tears?' My answer to that would
be math.

MATHEMATICS is really a tough subject but without it everything is blank as space. Also as stated by you religion is an interesting subject as the world has many unknown religious beliefs and learning them is something novel in all senses.Actually religion in most places is taught as apart of HISTORY.

#4 by Sarge25 » Sun Mar 31, 2019 10:08

Art and all Science subjects, mostly Art.

#5 by Arvind9 » Sun Mar 31, 2019 14:36

rajukurup wrote:
valerie wrote: Difficult to choose a favorite.

There was subjects I excelled in, in school, but I wouldn't label them a favorite of mine.

I'd probably have to say 'religion'. I believe it is difficult for most people to keep an
open mind when it comes to the religion they were taught to believe. There is such
a ton of different beliefs and everyone thinks theirs is the only one.

Reading, Writing too. When I was younger I wanted to be a writer, write novels and
sci-fiction. Stupid me, got married instead.

I like all things about the earth, wildlife, etc.

Maybe a better question is 'what subject bores you to tears?' My answer to that would
be math.

MATHEMATICS is really a tough subject but without it everything is blank as space. Also as stated by you religion is an interesting subject as the world has many unknown religious beliefs and learning them is something novel in all senses.Actually religion in most places is taught as apart of HISTORY.

My favourite subject was always History,people are becoming more aware of our past and have started questioning beliefs and religion,some governments have also changed certain Parts of their history to conceal truth,even the Indian government changed some parts two years ago,but if you refer to world history you will still see the facts because governments can change history in schools and colleges but not world history but how many people would know what has been changed and how it can be verified,very few mainly historians,scientists are aware of change made by a government it's very controversial because common people are not aware of the changes things just go unnoticed,most easily done is changing time,some event may have happened 70,000 years ago just make it 1.5 million years.

#6 by rajukurup » Mon Apr 01, 2019 07:29

Sarge25 wrote: Art and all Science subjects, mostly Art.

In India in the 20th century students had more affinity towards science subjects than arts. Many arts subjects for bachelors degree remained vacant, But now the situation is different students are more interested in arts subjects. Students with high calibre opt History, Economics etc than Engineering or science subjects. This is what we say' time changes the attitude of people'.

#7 by wildbillhickok » Mon Apr 01, 2019 12:04

Me, personally, I like mathematics, even though I'm not so good at it ( I struggle everyday with the functions and their constraits, sometimes I forgot to consider all the things that I should). I like algebra, Calculus, you know, all that funny stuff, limits, differentiation, finding slopes; Integration, measuring areas under curves, measuring arcs length ...As I study by myself I need to search internet to complete my mathematical puzzle.

I also like military stuff, you know, guns (let's not amalgamate guns with the violence perpetreated by disturbed people), weapons systems, I espeacially like the area of demining, even though I have no understanding of this area at all (I hope someday I will be able to work in this area, by becoming a militar again).

#8 by rajukurup » Tue Apr 02, 2019 09:23

Arvind9 wrote:
rajukurup wrote:
valerie wrote: Difficult to choose a favorite.

There was subjects I excelled in, in school, but I wouldn't label them a favorite of mine.

I'd probably have to say 'religion'. I believe it is difficult for most people to keep an
open mind when it comes to the religion they were taught to believe. There is such
a ton of different beliefs and everyone thinks theirs is the only one.

Reading, Writing too. When I was younger I wanted to be a writer, write novels and
sci-fiction. Stupid me, got married instead.

I like all things about the earth, wildlife, etc.

Maybe a better question is 'what subject bores you to tears?' My answer to that would
be math.

MATHEMATICS is really a tough subject but without it everything is blank as space. Also as stated by you religion is an interesting subject as the world has many unknown religious beliefs and learning them is something novel in all senses.Actually religion in most places is taught as apart of HISTORY.
My favourite subject was always History,people are becoming more aware of our past and have started questioning beliefs and religion,some governments have also changed certain Parts of their history to conceal truth,even the Indian government changed some parts two years ago,but if you refer to world history you will still see the facts because governments can change history in schools and colleges but not world history but how many people would know what has been changed and how it can be verified,very few mainly historians,scientists are aware of change made by a government it's very controversial because common people are not aware of the changes things just go unnoticed,most easily done is changing time,some event may have happened 70,000 years ago just make it 1.5 million years.

History in reality is a very complicated subject. What is established in history is on the basis of scripts, monuments , carbon-dating etc which may have controversies and hence can have variations as time passes

#9 by alfamart » Tue Apr 02, 2019 09:35

Mathematics
But I'm Chemical Engineering bachelor

#10 by Arvind9 » Tue Apr 02, 2019 10:43

rajukurup wrote:
Arvind9 wrote:
rajukurup wrote:
valerie wrote: Difficult to choose a favorite.

There was subjects I excelled in, in school, but I wouldn't label them a favorite of mine.

I'd probably have to say 'religion'. I believe it is difficult for most people to keep an
open mind when it comes to the religion they were taught to believe. There is such
a ton of different beliefs and everyone thinks theirs is the only one.

Reading, Writing too. When I was younger I wanted to be a writer, write novels and
sci-fiction. Stupid me, got married instead.

I like all things about the earth, wildlife, etc.

Maybe a better question is 'what subject bores you to tears?' My answer to that would
be math.

MATHEMATICS is really a tough subject but without it everything is blank as space. Also as stated by you religion is an interesting subject as the world has many unknown religious beliefs and learning them is something novel in all senses.Actually religion in most places is taught as apart of HISTORY.
My favourite subject was always History,people are becoming more aware of our past and have started questioning beliefs and religion,some governments have also changed certain Parts of their history to conceal truth,even the Indian government changed some parts two years ago,but if you refer to world history you will still see the facts because governments can change history in schools and colleges but not world history but how many people would know what has been changed and how it can be verified,very few mainly historians,scientists are aware of change made by a government it's very controversial because common people are not aware of the changes things just go unnoticed,most easily done is changing time,some event may have happened 70,000 years ago just make it 1.5 million years.

History in reality is a very complicated subject. What is established in history is on the basis of scripts, monuments , carbon-dating etc which may have controversies and hence can have variations
If you are talking about what is being shown on TV is very misleading it's not just monuments or Carbon dating these are very inaccurate now there is evidence,supported by scientific and archaeological findings,just history is not enough to prove anything,Carbon dating in some cases show thousands of years in the future it can be so inaccurate,it has to be backed by scientific and archaeological evidence,why are governments changing history because the truth is out,it is challenging belief.

#11 by FavourB » Tue Apr 02, 2019 12:07

mathemactics
am an electrical engineer graduate

#12 by rajukurup » Wed Apr 03, 2019 07:03

Arvind9 wrote:
rajukurup wrote:
Arvind9 wrote:
rajukurup wrote:
valerie wrote: Difficult to choose a favorite.

There was subjects I excelled in, in school, but I wouldn't label them a favorite of mine.

I'd probably have to say 'religion'. I believe it is difficult for most people to keep an
open mind when it comes to the religion they were taught to believe. There is such
a ton of different beliefs and everyone thinks theirs is the only one.

Reading, Writing too. When I was younger I wanted to be a writer, write novels and
sci-fiction. Stupid me, got married instead.

I like all things about the earth, wildlife, etc.

Maybe a better question is 'what subject bores you to tears?' My answer to that would
be math.

MATHEMATICS is really a tough subject but without it everything is blank as space. Also as stated by you religion is an interesting subject as the world has many unknown religious beliefs and learning them is something novel in all senses.Actually religion in most places is taught as apart of HISTORY.
My favourite subject was always History,people are becoming more aware of our past and have started questioning beliefs and religion,some governments have also changed certain Parts of their history to conceal truth,even the Indian government changed some parts two years ago,but if you refer to world history you will still see the facts because governments can change history in schools and colleges but not world history but how many people would know what has been changed and how it can be verified,very few mainly historians,scientists are aware of change made by a government it's very controversial because common people are not aware of the changes things just go unnoticed,most easily done is changing time,some event may have happened 70,000 years ago just make it 1.5 million years.

History in reality is a very complicated subject. What is established in history is on the basis of scripts, monuments , carbon-dating etc which may have controversies and hence can have variations
If you are talking about what is being shown on TV is very misleading it's not just monuments or Carbon dating these are very inaccurate now there is evidence,supported by scientific and archaeological findings,just history is not enough to prove anything,Carbon dating in some cases show thousands of years in the future it can be so inaccurate,it has to be backed by scientific and archaeological evidence,why are governments changing history because the truth is out,it is challenging belief.

Yes Arvind this is what I was trying to convince . All that are established on the basis of carbon dating or scripts are not completely accurate and as a result as time passes variations in certain historical events are projected and we are forced to renew our old informations

#13 by Swashbuckler » Thu Apr 11, 2019 00:50

I Love science and i am pursuing Bachelors in science too.

But

Sometimes i think i can be a caretaker of animals, i love them all.

#14 by rajukurup » Thu Apr 11, 2019 06:58

Swashbuckler wrote: I Love science and i am pursuing Bachelors in science too.

But

Sometimes i think i can be a caretaker of animals, i love them all.

Animals are always fascinating . Taking care of them is really a awesome task

#15 by Swashbuckler » Fri Apr 12, 2019 00:32

rajukurup wrote:
Swashbuckler wrote: I Love science and i am pursuing Bachelors in science too.

But

Sometimes i think i can be a caretaker of animals, i love them all.

Animals are always fascinating . Taking care of them is really a awesome task

I have a dog, a rabbit and a fish tank in my house

. At my village that is situated in Uttrakhand, my grandparents own 30 goats and 5 cows and i love them all. 8-)

I want to add a parrot in my home but i don't want to put him in a cage, so i skipped this plan of adopting a parrot.

so i am planning to adopt a turtle or mice. :idea:

#16 by rajukurup » Fri Apr 12, 2019 07:13

I like cats more than dogs . There are 5 cats in my home and I like the way they express their love by raising their tail and rubbing their face on my legs when they see me after long hours . I also have one dog and I feel dogs have more love towards its master than cats.Even fishes have a tendency to distinguish their masters I guess. In todays world I think animals have more faith than humans. and the subject on animals is really welcoming one

#17 by jjohnson777 » Sun Apr 14, 2019 00:42

History not all people agree with science now used in history and I got a history degree. None this carbon dating BS mentioned in single college textbook or professors (granted my professors were all from 50s or 60s so they never updated lecture notes since started or used modern textbooks which I loved could go online get them for pennies or dollars not hundreds of dollars so might got lucky going small college in smallest city I could find still was not small enough for me did not have single liberal professor which shocked me based on media reports I even had a very conservative political professor which shocked me she might been more extreme than me) only in garbage high school history books. I do not believe in carbon dating or DNA. Let just say if I dumb enough get picked for jury I be the most one likely cause hung jury if either side did something I have strong views about. They think because I very conservative GOPer I be pro DA when my views way outside norm unless diffident did something I totally hate my views could really help them. I only in GOP because views on abortion and fact other party put plank in party platform denying God. Much what I think be very anti-GOP but I have no choice so hold noise each election. So even if due fact young people very pro-life they changed positions the denying God would not allow me to switch so I in catch 22 situation. Sure my family reading my views on Facebook get nice shock as they thing I strong GOPer due that one issue. Older I get more set in ways I get and I was already worse than oldest relative in my teens now I probably been seen as prehistoric in views. Some my liberal friends agree with me more than my conservative ones I so outside the box.

#18 by Arvind9 » Sun Apr 14, 2019 02:03

In 1946 Willard F.Libby invented Carbon dating,in 1960 he won the Nobel Prize for Chemistry,since then lot of changes have been made to increase accuracy its 95% accurate today,but there is still a lot of work to be done in the field,errors have been found in cases where carbon dating is subject to contamination by outside sources of carbon,especially in places which are radioactive or found to have radioactive contamination.

#19 by jjohnson777 » Sun Apr 14, 2019 09:15

Well I still not sold on earth not being flat. I think that moon landing was fake but on Hollywood movie set. That Alaska still Russian as the gold paying for it never reached Russia via ship. I do not trust governments so as age I more likely buy these weird theories.

#20 by puttosaman » Sun Apr 14, 2019 13:15

Although I studied French literature but I prefer to work in human resources

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