Mentor Requested

Hello again! It has come to my attention that a review in Biology, Chemistry, Astronomy, and the history of Mathematics is needed. Literally speaking, I really don't need a professor at the moment to help me review things. I would like to think of it more as a guide to help me narrow my focus and if I am looking in the wrong places. Also, to help if I do learn anything new. I've already began and I'm currently working on revisiting the Big Bang Theory and Molecular Biology. Anyone willing to converse and teach me what they know? It would be greatly appreciated!

E-F

Let's see if I can vivify and encapsulate your academic geas, succinctly.

First off, stop thinking like a human. Seize the primate post processing, and grapple the ephemeral and abstract. The Big Blunder Theory? It is just that. Vaporware. Humans have has this pathological impetus to pretext all data with a nagging, matriarchal narrative. To me, this is a sheer display of arrogance, as I too, will follow suit of my very accusation.😉

The "Universe" does not follow the same order as we, Micro fecal coliform do. Even though the raw concept of the life cycle can be observed in our everyday drudgery, in and through fractals, this should not be assumed or applied to every caste. Genesis and annihilus are ill-portent. There was no trigger, nor will there be arrest. It has always been, and so shall it always be. This observation of outward momentum some scholars lean on as immutable evidence, is simply oscillation on a grand scale. Start there.

Micro bio, your fancy? If you're determined to get to the crux of it all, one nome de guerre....photon. All life that's been penned and cataloged, are composed of these wave particles. Photons are stamp and stork to carbon based conception. The communication and imprint of building block proteins and amino acids are at the heel and mercy of this quantum queue.

Not the most heralded theories, but then again, they're all chimeric and schizo.

a reply to: trifecta

So start withe the Bible? Go ahead and add "Myth, Matriarchy, and Modernity" in there as well? Do all astrophysicist's obtain knowledge from these texts? Sorry about the subject change, had a realization.

a reply to: ExternalForces

Why subscribe to the views of one person who might be wrong?

If you don't like having to read the millions of pages of free peer reviewed info on the internet, Youtube has some great videos or alternatively, audio books or podcasts while traveling are easy and plentiful.

a reply to: Jukiodone

All forms of information are truly grateful and appreciation is given for having access to all of them. In terms of irony, "time is running out."

a reply to: trifecta

Seems like you need to brush up on the sciences yourself. So many errors. I mean, life is made of photons? Really?? End you call our scientific understandings arrogant? Ironic.

a reply to: GetHyped

The foundation of life has yet been answered, unless of course, vaporware.

a reply to: ExternalForces

What's that got to do with life being made from photons? It isn't.

a reply to: GetHyped

So a wrong word was mentioned, yes. Who's to say that it isn't ? Human "life" wouldn't even exist if photons weren't a basic fundamental foundation of "life".

a reply to: ExternalForces

"Wrong word"? It's not even close to being a simple mistyped word. Same goes for the rest of the inaccuracies in said post.

a reply to: GetHyped

Enough nonsense. Get on with it.

a reply to: ExternalForces

I have no idea what you're on about.

a reply to: ExternalForces

MIT has 2200 open courses online with excellent videos and learning materials. Take a few courses, find out what you really are interested in and then dive in. When you've completed a few courses, go to your regional university and see if you can access their facilities as well.

ocw.mit.edu...


I'm assuming your question was serious. If not, disregard the above.

originally posted by: trifecta
First off, stop thinking like a human.

Not much into rest of nonsense, but just wanted to ask - is this post product of you not thinking like a human??

As for OP, just subscribe to periodicals and you select what do you like to read about. I use Ted Talks to find interesting topics, as well youtube and netflix to find interesting documentaries. For everything else, your local library should be enough. They most likely have access to multiple databases with papers and researches. (mine has even Linda training included for all members)

www.nationalacademies.org...

www.nap.edu...

www.pnas.org...

www.newscientist.com...

a reply to: Phantom423

Thank you for the link. You assumed correctly.

errr isnt a photon also light that grows plants ,which feed the animals and also give us vitamin d ,,,so yes scientists lie to fit their agenda proof above in this very thread.
as a photon is required .

not all life but 99.9% of all life on this planet

a reply to: Phantom423

Also, it's presumed best to begin with the Scholar courses?

originally posted by: stuthealien
errr isnt a photon also light that grows plants ,which feed the animals and also give us vitamin d ,,,so yes scientists lie to fit their agenda proof above in this very thread.
as a photon is required .

not all life but 99.9% of all life on this planet

wouldn't the basic laws of science be true for all of the cosmos and not just this planet? Including "life" ?

a reply to: stuthealien

Photosynthesis means no more that life is made of photons than your car is made of gasoline.

a reply to: GetHyped

Yes, we know. Give the freshman a break!