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andrewducker) wrote2020-02-15 12:00 pm
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Interesting Links for 15-02-2020
- A couple of clicks in a bank's spreadsheet caused the biggest fluctuation in Britain's trade figures in modern history.
- (tags:gold UK trade weird )
- What's going on with geothermal wells?
- (tags:electricity energy earth heat )
- An Inflammation of Place (the historical diagnosis of NewYorkitis)
- (tags:newyork disease cities stress )
- Don't aim for passion, be *curious*
- (tags:advice passion )
- Moving home can affect your children's health and education
- (tags:homes children mentalhealth Education )
- Some tips on writing British characters
- (tags:UK society behaviour )
- Flow-Charts of Programming Language Constructs
- (tags:programming visualisation )
- Dentists threatened by face-mask shortage because of coronavirus
- (tags:teeth virus disease Doom )
- There and Snack Again: How to eat everything in Lord of the Rings
- (tags:lotr food )
- How real is "grade inflation"?
- (tags:education uk )
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Some people do change course, but unless it's really closely related or you only just started they probably have to start over (you've missed so much) I know a few people who did.
I picked 3 subjects at 16 which entirely ruled out many degree subjects, I did go on to natural sciences at Cambridge which (unusually for the UK) meant I didn't have to pick a science until 3rd year, but that's basically chemistry or physics in my case not a wide choice really.
I see the point of liberal arts, but I hate essays so not my thing really.
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So college was mostly liberal arts, with enough stuff in my major to graduate well. Essays were sometimes a pain, but with occasional joys like managing to write my final in Arthurian Lit on the then-hip-and-new comic book Mage...