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What state are u 4rm? Nonor: |
I fit operate am. Isinor to press dah green button? U use big bowl to carry d bomb 4 head, make ah go find cloth wey u go roll nd put 4 head b4 u put d bowl. Ada96: |
Even me sef. I dnt wanna get a new phone nw, wanna wait till I resume. UNIBEN's jst tieing me down. RobinHez: |
Make dem no try me oh! Them go sick if dem try change am. For why nah? Dem no fit. Pukka36: |
Hmmm.... But wetin man go do? They should av statd their cutoff b4 change of institution form closed nah. Its unfair. calebify1: |
Hehehe. Im learning hw ah go take survive 4 UNIBEN ho. Pukka36: |
Huge snakes mehn! TheWisest: |
Hmmm.... Is nor our fault. Meanwhile! RobinHez, my peppersoup eyaff finish oh. D popcorn remain only small sef. Pukka36: |
Lol. Its allowed. TheWisest: |
E too heavy, u knw na u get power pass. U hol' d bomb make ah carry d remote dey ur back. Ada96: |
Me madame khe? Wu dash me? Na u be d madam nah. Pukka36: |
Na dem sabi. Na UNIBEN I choose. Ada96: |
Oh my! Jst felt nostalgic when u wrote 'Vee', my close frnds used to call me dat. Yea, I see. Maybe too many ppl didnt apply 4 it nd u did very well 4 Psychology. Cngrats again. TheWisest: |
Lmao! The thing taya me oh. U will nw cngratulate again when u hear dat d persn's score is above 50, then anoda cngrats if he gains admission. It is well. Pukka36: |
Wait... The cutoffs were set by UNILAG nd nt JAMB? *confused face* calebify1: |
As in.... The Education sector is jst a silent looting site. No 1 is noticing. Its jst Petroleum looting they are looking at. Pukka36: |
For UNILAG? tunsmart: |
Pukka, I hail oh. Gdmorning. Pukka36: |
Cngrats dear. What state are u 4rm, nd wat course? TheWisest: |
Oya! I dey ur back. Ada96: |
Med. U? SwagkingDope: |
Yep. I was wrng. Im still confused cos their scores nd cutoffs are often 2d.p values. Ada96: |
Beautiful! RobinHez, see? By d way, has JAMB replied ur mail? CuteMaryJ: |
It is an assumptn, if u can write English, u should undastand it too. Hian! soundtruth: |
Ok sha. Twas jst an assumptn cos I've seen aggregates lyk 63.3, 54.71....etc Tzeronix: |
On d other hand, a reason why I think it may not affect UNIBEN is because of d way she computes her aggregate. She divides JAMB by 8 nd adds it to ur PUME score divided by 2. So ur aggregate depends on both ur PUME nd UME score. But Unilag on d other hand uses jst PUME nd WAEC/NECO. So ur JAMB score dosnt matter at all, unlike in UNIBEN whr ur JAMB score gives u a raise. Nd u could see scores lyk 246 in JAMB nd 52 in PUME wouldnt get their desired course while 222 nd 72 would get it. So evry1 has an equal chance of raising their aggreg8 by killing PUME, OAU applies this too. But in UNILAG, its jst a pure battle of PUME survival, evn UI too. Its jst an assumptn tho. |
As in.... Odikwa risky. Ada96: |
On d other hand, a reason why I think it may not affect UNIBEN is because of d way she computes her aggregate. She divides JAMB by 8 nd adds it to ur PUME score divided by 2. So ur aggregate depends on both ur PUME nd UME score. But Unilag on d other hand uses jst PUME nd WAEC/NECO. So ur JAMB score dosnt matter at all, unlike in UNIBEN whr ur JAMB score gives u a raise. Nd u could see scores lyk 246 in JAMB nd 52 in PUME wouldnt get their desired course while 222 nd 72 would get it. So evry1 has an equal chance of raising their aggreg8 by killing PUME, OAU applies this too. But in UNILAG, its jst a pure battle of PUME survival, evn UI too. Its jst an assumptn tho. |
On d other hand, a reason why I think it may not affect UNIBEN is because of d way she computes her aggregate. She divides JAMB by 8 nd adds it to ur PUME score divided by 2. So ur aggregate depends on both ur PUME nd UME score. But Unilag on d other hand uses jst PUME nd WAEC/NECO. So ur JAMB score dosnt matter at all, unlike in UNIBEN whr ur JAMB score gives u a raise. Nd u could see scores lyk 246 in JAMB nd 52 in PUME wouldnt get their desired course while 222 nd 72 would get it. So evry1 has an equal chance of raising their aggreg8 by killing PUME. But in UNILAG, its jst a pure battle of PUME survival, evn UI too. Its jst an assumptn tho. |
Lol. U'r wlkm. SwagkingDope: |
Great piece![quote author=Teempakguy post=36171252][font=Georgia] A brilliant scientist is a person who is recognized to have impacted the world by using science as his weapon. A person who made a difference. With science as his medium. It was never about intelligence. Ask Richard Feynman It was never about skin color. Ask George Washington Carver It was never about gender! Marie curie can testify to that! Being a brilliant scientist requires more. Than all of the above. People like Isaac newton, Nikola Tesla, and Albert Einstein, did not become such because they were intelligent. They did because of something else! And you can too! Perhaps you have always wanted to join the ranks of these great people. Or even surpass them. There is nothing stopping you. Except yourself. There are some key steps and points you need too consider. Which will ensure you will make your mark on this world. Using science, you will make a difference, a good difference. Develop a strong love for science Don't do science because everyone else is. Don't do science because of your parents . . . or because you want to become like bill gates or mark zuckerberg. Do science to the sheer spirit of it. Learn to understand the beauty of science. You need to develop A strong curiosity. Remember, curiosity killed the cat. Not the man. A strong sense of curiosity. Wanting to know more . . . about everything! About the universe you live in. Develop a sense for mathematical beauty. The relationships between abstract and concrete terms . . . develop pleasure from science. Such that your work in science becomes play! Develop compassion for the world. Most people perceive scientists as being cold and calculating, but those are just the fake scientists. True scientists are actually very enthusiastic and compassionate people. The goal of every true scientist is to help everyone else. As a scientist, your thoughts everyday should be focused on how to help your world. How to take them to the next level. Selfish is a foreign word to science. Everything you do should be with an aim of helping people. It could be your fellow scientists, sick people, poor people, endangered species, disabled children . . . my brother, my sister, have compassion for these people. Of course, you may think, is it by force to help these ungrateful people? Well, no. It's also not compulsory to be a great scientist. ![]() Appreciate your world Appreciate here means either to observe/acknowledge or to like/recognize the worth. In each case, you should not be found lacking. Henri Becquerel, would not have discovered radioactivity if he had not had this trait. Neither would Einstein or Isaac have discovered their mechanics. The sunset . . . it's my most favourite sight of the day. I also observe plants, yoiu should appreciate the sounds of birds, the soft breeze, like newton said, to yourself, be the boy playing by the shore . . . while the ocean of undiscovered truth lays before you. Observe the details around you, things that other people think insignificant. Might just be the next big discovery. Work on your imagination Most people think of ladies butt every passing hour. ![]() Others cannot take their minds of money. Well, those are some forms of imagination. But it is the kind that leads nowhere. Constructive imagination is the type I will advice. It takes many forms. But the most common is "thought experiment." Where you create an experiment in the vast space of your mind and get the answer without physical process. The Schrödinger cat problem, zeno's paradox, and relativity are all products of thought experiments . . . even myself have benefited greatly from the concept. I discovered my most wonderful ideas from it. Try it sometime. It's quite enjoyable! Especially when you discover something and you experience an eureka moment. ![]() teach yourself science Look, I realize that you're basically in school to learn. But science is more than lectures, you have to have a personal experience with science. Only go to school for the sake of a degree. Learn everything yourself. Read the books yourself, conduct experiments or watch them yourself. Don't wait for lecturers at all. They are there to lecture you, not teach you. The teaching must be done by yourself. If you think this tip is difficult, then clearly, you are not done with the first tip. ![]() let your hobbies challenge your mind. Lol . . . I'm not saying football is bad. I'm simply saying that you should pick hobbies that require more mental than physical. Jigsaw puzzles, model kits, and riddles might jumpstart your day. Or, you can go into drawing, music, or ambidexterity. Ambidexterity is especially interesting. ![]() You could learn other languages . . . or write research papers for fun! Even movies! Futuristic or mystery books are great! The latter forces you to invent new ways to explain strange technology... |
Ada96, she don vex finish. Lwkmd. Pukka36: |
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