Posts by invaderxan@scholar.social
 (DIR) Post #777552 by invaderxan@scholar.social
       2018-10-26T11:45:50Z
       
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       So it's not that I have a problem with water. Honestly, I like water. Some of my best friends are roughly 65% water on average.But speaking as a chemist, water really does ruin everything.
       
 (DIR) Post #1773260 by invaderxan@scholar.social
       2018-12-06T15:37:24Z
       
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       This... is almost certainly not the graph I was trying to plot. I'm not quite sure how I've accomplished this.
       
 (DIR) Post #1776403 by invaderxan@scholar.social
       2018-12-06T14:09:52Z
       
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       As far as I'm concerned, if you spend a large amount of your time doing something, that's what your profession is.If you're studying science, it doesn't matter if you're a professor or a student. You are a scientist. The same goes for people studying law, engineering, history, art, and so on. Students make valuable contributions to our community and should always be welcomed.
       
 (DIR) Post #1776405 by invaderxan@scholar.social
       2018-12-06T16:33:30Z
       
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       @UnclearFuture That makes perfect sense, and I agree. The real difference between "professional" and "amateur" is that amateurs are doing it for fun. I don't think we should look down on people who do things purely because they enjoy them.What's more, a lot of valuable scientific contributions are made by amateurs. I've certainly seen a few in astronomy!
       
 (DIR) Post #1961359 by invaderxan@scholar.social
       2018-12-13T17:30:45Z
       
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       Hey everyone! I have a friend who’s looking for a book which introduces quantum physics. She’s a graphic designer, so she’s looking for one without maths and jargon and stuff. Any recommendations are much appreciated! 😊
       
 (DIR) Post #9hjlCDWC2W00FpEAzo by invaderxan@scholar.social
       2019-04-12T13:24:34Z
       
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       Minor pet peeve. Why do journal websites still insist on a "download citation" link instead of giving the option to just display copyable text on screen?How many files containing a single reference, called "citation.bib" do you think I need, publishers??