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Cliff_Dibble t1_jduhivn wrote
Reply to comment by Kavbastyrd in Oldest tartan found to date back to 16th Century - A scrap of fabric found in a Highland peat bog 40 years ago is likely to be the oldest tartan ever discovered in Scotland, new tests have established. by ArtOak
Honestly it's for entertainment not education.
Cliff_Dibble t1_j4zpakj wrote
That's interesting, there was a decent amount of migrating between places then.
Cliff_Dibble t1_j3qme6g wrote
Reply to comment by xaiel420 in TIL, during WW2, an American plane crashed into an English primary school and killed 58 people, including 38 children. by _DeanRiding
Shouldn't tell them what else happened in WW2 then.
Cliff_Dibble t1_j2f3159 wrote
Reply to comment by barrylunch in eli5 How does measuring area in square miles work? If you have very mountainous terrain, does that increase the area compared to somewhere that is very flat? by bluejeans90210
If measuring surface area...
Cliff_Dibble t1_j2amdkg wrote
Reply to eli5 How does measuring area in square miles work? If you have very mountainous terrain, does that increase the area compared to somewhere that is very flat? by bluejeans90210
If you're measuring surface area yes.
If you were to look at God's eye view of a 1x1 mile square of land. One flat, one mountainous, the flat would appear bigger.
Cliff_Dibble t1_j1nzoyt wrote
Reply to comment by VanishingAnimal in [OC] Academic Salary growth as function of time since PhD by pmocz
I gotcha, yeah in the early 2000's a buddy heard tech was the way to go. Come graduation 4 years later the market was filled already with people not only with those degrees but experience. Struggled a few years but is doing fine now.
I'm a little jaded by the American collegiate system, since it's easy to get way into debt for a degree that can be meaningless. There needs to be an actively evolving system of what degrees/skills will be needed in the future and what loans will be paid out for.
Cliff_Dibble t1_j1m7qwh wrote
Reply to comment by VanishingAnimal in [OC] Academic Salary growth as function of time since PhD by pmocz
I understand some jobs are callings or passions. But you'd think people who are smart enough to get PHDs would do a cost benefit analysis of their education.
Also, I'm not familiar with your R1/R2 terminology.can you explain?
Cliff_Dibble t1_j0xz9ti wrote
Me remembering my terrible college professors and how they make this kind of money
Cliff_Dibble t1_je89zv4 wrote
Reply to This Swiss hypersonic hydrogen-powered jet will cut flights from Europe to Australia to 4 hours by altmorty
Geez, regular commercial pilots already need ample amount of hours to be a regular passenger jet pilot. Wonder what rating they'll need for these?