Monday, April 27, 2009

Earth Day

Speaking as Earth Day has just passed us, I think the world needs to be concerned about just that, the earth. We live our day to day lives probably without even thinking about how the things we do have a positive or negative reaction on the world around us. Pollution, it's a huge problem which leads to the ozone layer being deteriorated which in the long run has increasingly severe impacts on us. Pollution, though inevitable, we can decrease the amount we create. People should carpool, walk or ride there bikes. A huge and easy way to save energy is to unplug electronics out of wall plugs, this takes a good two seconds and if everyone was to be consciences  and do this a good amount of energy used in a day would be decreased. I think its the small things that can help us be a greener, longer living world.

Friday, March 13, 2009

Motivation

My main motivation of learning the chemistry we have and will be covering this year is grades. My grades are very important to me because they are what will ultimately be a deciding my future in one shape or form. Also another motivation in regards to this class is because a lot of the information we are learning is indeed interesting so its not that bad to learn about. As well I am aware that the materials I learn now will be prerequisites most likely in the future so if i don't learn it now I will be behind at some point. Overall in life I'd say I'm a movtivated person however I will be the first to admit that I can be motivated for the wrong reasons. I am, and or, was motivated in cheerleading last year to make the varsity team this year, which I did, so now I am significantly less motivated because I am on the highest team already. I am motivated at work to do well and sell a lot one because its my job but also I would like to get a raise in the near future so that could be an illegitament reason to be motivated.

Tuesday, February 17, 2009

Politics and Science

politics and science. how they are interconnected can be interpreted multiple ways. One way i see it is that science can lead to discussions or issues in politics. one example of this would be the issue of global warming that then leads to people in politics making movements to help prevent or make sure this problem doesn't get increasingly worse. Another example would be an outbreak of a certain disease, people with power in politics could send out warnings or media alerts. in the same breath notifications in politics can lead to advancements in science fields. inevitably these two go hand in hand

Sunday, December 7, 2008

quantum mechanics

Quantum mechanics in general just baffles me especially the double slit experiment. It is beyond bazar how when something was observing the electrons they acted differently I just don't understand how that is possible and how it happens. Some questions that pop into mind when i think about it is how does electron know that it is being watched. I know thus far we can't answer this question I just think it could be the most bazar thing I have ever heard of. And the fact that the electron acts differently when it's being watched leads us to think well then is anything we see really correct, could it also change while it is being observed? Which then leads to many other questions in my mind. I think the subject though is very intriguing yet confusing at the same time. I wonder when the questions of QM will be solved

Wednesday, December 3, 2008

Video

Well first off I really enjoyed watched the video, it really made me think and realize things that have never even popped into my mind. For example it is so hard to grasp the concept that there are jobs we are training for that have not yet been created, I cant even wrap my head around that is possible. Then I began to think about what other jobs at this point are still waiting to be created? What else do we citizens really need? I honestly can't think of any other jobs we need in our world yet more jobs are to be created. 
Also the clip put into prospective how attached and involved people are with modern day technology. It stated that one in eight marriages have now started from online in comparison to less modern times when all marriages where either face to face meeting or arranged marriage. The next aspect of technology that really surprised me was the text messaging statistic, i would have never guessed that that many texts are sent a day.
overall that was a really great clip it had so much information in a short amount of time.