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lordfalcao:Cos he can't run. Check who Cukuruku is combining with on that left side |
Sanchez is a disgrace, every ball from him is out of play or to an opponent, he can't even clear ball and keep it within the pitch |
Someone can't even run in midfield, you dey play am wing when down to 10 men that you need players that can beat a man to offset the numeric advantage |
For real, this eediot is playing Enzo on left wing Maresca out! |
This mumu is actually playing Enzo on left wing? |
So na Madueke this eediot comot instead of Enzo, so who go play wing. |
Kimbeast:It's debatable. You can't blame ref for either yellow or red in that circumstance. Jackson should know better, the werey even looked at the defender before jumping in with his forearm out |
Kimbeast:Chalobah is having a 10/10 game so far, fvckyoutalmbout |
Bring Caicedo into midfield and James to right back, comot Enzo, we would still have a chance |
Chalobah defending alone, a one man wall |
Enzo needs to come off. You can't carry a physical liability like Enzo with 10 men |
We are fvcked not just today but the next 2 games which he will miss Airmark will feast today |
Fvck sake |
Enzo Vs Tonali is a murder |
They look so dangerous every time they come forward |
afrodoc:At undergrad level, the Maths in Economics no pass finding where lines intersect on a graph and solving for it. This is usually used for things like Break even points, Optimal production volumes, Price elasticity etc. They will actually draw out the graph and start using ruler to find intersection points at undergrad level. I attended few workshops (those ones supervised by PHD students) since I couldn't make lessons and saw my coursemates drawing graph and just laughed, converted everything into simultaneous equations or 3x3 matrix and quickly solved, that's when some guys there started asking me to teach them Linear Algebra, that how will someone use 2 mins to finish what they will labour over for 30 mins ![]() At PHD level, they do enter into stochastic processes and heavier calculations, but I will say it is 70% art at undergrad level |
100% of contributors to the N word Karen are MAGAts who voted for Trump last election. Would never catch me finding common cause with such people |
TemporaryHansel:Wait make him talk him scores first. Accounting is a light science. For Chartership you only need 50% in each exam and the Chartership is not graded. So once I score my 50%, I'm through to the next round, so I didn't kill myself. A Maths graduate has nothing to prove by being an award winner in Accounting Chartership, same way he doesn't need to carry first in Psychology. He will carry 2.1 with bathroom slippers on at worst, or an easy 1st class, while art students are killing themselves with thousands of hours of revision for the same thing. |
BlueRayDick:Na the highest science Art students fit manage be that innit. Science wey no need university |
AmazonTopaz:Hmmm. Anyone I've seen following NSPPD and 7am Fire Prayers are usually going through personal crisis. I hope all is well sha |
TemporaryHansel:He already said he's cruising despite plenty other work and responsibilities choking him. He doesn't have to be Magnum Cüm Laude, all 1st Class na 1st Class, even if na 2nd class, na wetin him get time for. Mind you Psychology is also a science. It has BSc and BA. But for a heavy science guy like him, he will consider it art bolu96: |
BlueRayDick:Nursing is not a heavy science my guy The maths in nursing no pass knowing how to read blood pressure, temperature and how to mix X ounces of drug A with Y ounces of drug B in proportionality Most nurses are not even university graduates, na why dem get nursing school. |
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Theflint1:No lie told. It was always the Science students representing their house or school in Literary and Debating Society or inter house or school debates. If it didn't dey, it didn't dey! |
liveLongNprospa:I don't know which school you went but many of our Parents in my school in PH were connected to oil industry or could see that many people making it in PH were doing so from oil industry Of the top 3 in my class I referenced earlier, No 3 father worked for Shell, No 2 father was an Accountant who worked with oil companies and also ran for Governor, while No1 father was a Director in Civil Service and ended up as Perm Sec before he died, though I'm not sure what his specialisation was though his relative is Lulu Briggs who was a Don in oil industry. Oil industry or Engineers children full everywhere. At least 5 in my class from Shell. |
liveLongNprospa:My bro forget this talk. A final year Physics student will dust Political Science MASTERS level in one week and come out with first class. No be yarns, speaking from personal experience my wife studied that same Political Science (International Relations), came out with 2.1 and won't touch me in any Political science talk. Infact she won't know the basis of the Political discussion half the time From personal experience, i did Masters in Applied Maths, and many of my coursemates had Physics first degree. That's when I knew Physics students had much better Maths than Maths students. I ended up copying most of their coursework to survive. |
BlueRayDick:I am neither the sample nor population cos I was never 1st nor top 3 in secondary school My carrying 1st ended in Primary 1 or Primary 2 In JSS, I place top 10, sometimes top 12 in a bad semester. I can argue I would come 4th if I worked hard but there were 3 people clearly better than me. The two guys that drag number 1 and 2 are lawyer and banker now and the 3rd girl (who always came 1st in Maths without fail) is an Engineer in USA There is not one person in our class of 30 who ended up in Arts at Senior Secondary, not a single one. A few guys from Class B stepped up into Science but Class C and D fully into Arts. Like I said, we done know ourselves right from JSS 1 |
Dathypebruv:I no even know wetin some bros dey argue. Dis one na common knowledge |
TemporaryHansel:Same way our parents discriminated to make sure we understand what puts us in best position in life is same way we must preach the STEM message to the younger generation. This thing fit be matter of life and death for them Yes I do discriminate in real life. Na so my niece wey spark 9 A stars at GCSE and is more intelligent than all of us talk say she no go do Maths for A Levels. I had been fighting with her for 2 years to let her know A Level Maths is the foundation for her to be brilliant in whatever her course of study. Even if she wants to be a Doctor, she would not be a brilliant Doctor without at least a grounding in Maths up to A Level standard. Luckily she chose Biology and Chemistry for A Levels, leaving the Medicine route open, then combined with English and another nonsense. That one leaves the Lawyer route open. Finally she done pick Law and Cambridge done invite her otherwise would be a monumental waste of talent, so my mind done come down small. Even at her not choosing Maths at A Levels, my pressure still forced her to seek a solid grounding in Maths that has helped her to be brilliant at A Levels and will surely mould her logical reasoning going forward. This life no be play, adults wey know as market be should not allow children to make wrong choices and fumble their future success
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liveLongNprospa:Wetin you dey yarn sef? Is there anywhere class A students gravitate more toward Arts than Sciences? Na Rivers State I dey, which one be Delta. And no be only una get school So you are telling me that in Delta where Oil industry is the main game in town, sharp students will rather gravitate towards Arts than Science/Engineering that pays in oil industry. Maybe Delta boys dull, not Rivers boys |
liveLongNprospa:Voltron of the Arts No be talk, we did it. Most of my Maths courses were revised in one week max, some in one night. My Partial Differential Equations exam was sewn up from scratch in 3 days with 96% pass mark, you dey talk about social sciences wey we go use 2 hours memorise everything for the whole semester. In accounting exams, we had Enterprise, Management and Financial pillars. Never spent more than one overnight session on Enterprise and Management modules, na Financial modules we dey spend like 3 days on. I have a friend who is now in Angola who studied tourism degree. I did every single one of his coursework and had him on course for 1st class, the nugga fvcked it up back to 2.2 with his performance in exams. Funny enough he is the nigga I am always arguing with about Ibrahima Traore, bloody art student Don't compare memorisation skills with science students please. Niggas done see blood for eye. I am a particularly lazy student who only gears up in exam week, have done that my whole life. Accounting exams especially the non-numeric ones were like walk in the Park after tackling heavy Maths exams up to Masters level at one or few days notice. Na Kola nut and redbull we dey use write Maths exam, zero sleep the night before having left revision till last minute. But if na arts course, we will sleep like baby, wake up 5 am, read for 2 hours and pass exam without attending one lesson all semester. I am speaking from experience because my degree was 3/4 Maths, 1/4 Economics. Never attended Economics lessons because they clashed with my Maths modules and were too easy to catch up on. |
BlueRayDick:I actually got 2 of the 4 questions you posted without blinking. That's already 50%. With guessing on the multiple choice, I may get one of the other 2. With one night of revision, I would get them both, so rest with your Government talks. E get some Maths or Physics courses, you will start reading one week out from the exam and you will quit within the first 10 mins because you know you have no chance. Immediately, headache and depression will start to catch you simultaneously and you will just write it off as carryover because you can't kill yourself. |
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