Baldvin's section("C")
5:30 - 6:45PM RM 617 - 63 5th Ave (UC)
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Final Presentations of Projects 12/4 in class
Nausicaa timeline for Section C
We are discussing the manga in Christopher‘s lecture on November 6th, so we want to be finished by then. The last books are longer so the reading will be heavier as we go along. Might be good to read ahead the first weeks and keep up the momentum until the end!
September 26th, Thursday: first book
October 3rd, Thursday: second book
October 10th, Thursday: third book
October 17th, Thursday: fourth book
October 24th Thursday: fifth book
October 31, Thursday: sixth book
November 6th, Wednesday lecture: seventh book
I think this is a cool visualization of the (simplified) mechanics of Atoms.
If we go with the stadium metaphor and look at an the Uranium-235 isotope used in nuclear reactors, then we have 235 peas in the middle of the stadium and to split them in two we shoot a pea (Neutron) to crash into the pile of 235 peas and split it, creating two stadiums!
More on Nuclear Fuel and Uranium Mining Protests
A note from Christopher: You can see some of these scales modeled in real life, for free, at the Rose Center for Earth and Space (the planetarium hall) at The American Museum of Natural History here in NYC on 81st and Central Park West! (https://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/permanent/scales-of-the-universe)
Hey all!
Hey all!
I'm looking forward to meeting you all tomorrow, here is a lecture on Post-Humanism from a philosophical perspective. I think it could be very fruitful to engage with and get an idea of what "the Post-Human" and Post-Humanism means and then to contrast it with Trans-Humanism! Hope you get a chance to check it out!
Prospective midterm Rubric
Prospective midterm Rubric
Your teaching team leader may adjust this. The proposal will be due on October 16th
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