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Posted by yukii on May-23-2009 08:39:

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Originally posted by tachobg
Relativistic Quantum Field Theory III - A+
Algebraic Geometry - A+
Infinite Dimensional Lie Algebras - A+
Geometry of Manifolds - A+
Nonlinear Dynamics and Chaos - A+
Advanced Complexity Theory - A+
Quantum Information Science - A+
Multivariable Control Systems - A+
Introduction to Particle Accelerators - A+

Oh, and I started two startups, probably getting bought in a few more months. I'm pretty hardk0re.

this too.

Posted by Krypton on May-23-2009 08:56:

Posted by Zild on May-23-2009 08:58:

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Originally posted by nrjizer
PHYS 2212H Spring 2009 Honors General Physics II A
PHYS 2212L Spring 2009 General Physics II Lab B
MATH 2470 Spring 2009 Calculus III A
MATH 2650 Spring 2009 Linear Algebra A
MUSC 2120 Spring 2009 Advanced Theory IV A

GPA : 3.98

First B of college on the lab there. Just had a shitty day on the day of the lab practical and shanked one of the questions (there were only 6), which was 30% of the grade. Meh, oh well.

great work keep it up!

see this is what i mean when i say take some real fucking classes

Posted by Krypton on May-23-2009 09:08:

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Originally posted by Capitalizt
So you've finished college macroeconomics. That means the Keynesian brainwashing is complete. Don't worry...You'll grow out of it in a few years like I did.

Uh what? I take what is right in every philosophy and pretty much mold my own based on these bits and pieces. I very much believe in the principles advocated by Milton Friedman but I also believe in many of the principles of Maynard Keynes. I believe that fiscal and monetary policy are intertwined. That the central bank should flood the economy with liquidity to prevent bank failures and do the opposite when inflation becomes too high. I also believe government needs to conduct deficit spending during recessionary cycles and produce surpluses during expansionary cycles. Unfortunately, government is a wild beast, and can't be trusted to such diligence.

One thing is for sure. I won't be hopping on board the Ron Paul train ever again. His ideas are far too radical, impractical, and uninformed.

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