It's important to find what you're good at.
It's important to find what you're good at.
I love how her parents are there supporting her in BOTH situations.
62Ad astra per aspera
24Ex astris scientia
6hoh he hoo ha ha jingle bells ham and cheese sephiroth
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Carthago delende est
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society 😔
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School is not a good place for smart people.
13Except that the school would sabotage the student by locking them into "remedial" classes.
8There's a book called 'Discover What You're Best At,' by Linda Gail.
I can't recommend it enough. Fir years I thought i hated working. Turns out that working a job you're actually suited for is pretty great.
5Comic mostly just demonstrates they have no idea what astrologists do.
If you think astrologists just spend all their time staring into telescopes, then you are mistaken. It's largely doing a lot of math, running simulations, number crunching, reading papers, etc
-43You have no place talking about astronomy when you keep calling it astrology.
67Uhhh astrologist look at your
birthparents fuck date and then spew bullshit about the Age of Aquarius or some shit.45Hey, the ancient peoples did BOTH!
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Astrologists spend most of their time staring up their own asses
26This is trolling manifest!
8A lot of people into math developed that interest due to an obsession with some other topic. Trying to grasp the fabric of the universe is a great motivator to getting people into physics.
7I think I understand what you mean, it's super unfortunate people just care about some typo (?). This is why I don't come to Lemmy for serious discussions anymore.
3If they had a good point in the first place I think people would have been more lenient.
7If it had happened only once it would have been a typo. Multiple times it's either trolling or a non native speaker. Either way I get what you mean
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That was very tiny. Congrats! (Most of people here taking it too serious, lol)
2That's one way to stare into space.
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