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i think midway through next term

we're doing if on a winter's night a traveller, life on mars and pans labyrinth + related texts

i actually have time to breathe between exams

week 1 done and im so tired already 😴

english is evil, they always love to make u study for one thing and give u questions on the other :(

Lmao yeah im so done for, at the very least my midterms arent assessed but im going to get grilled so hard. Why does my phone exist???

bruh same i swore that id be productive too 😭

why did i make the smart decision of not studying and doing everything in the last 3 days ffs

a few days until mid terms and i have done jack shit B) time to lock in today

yeah same but i will absolutely cry if i have everything falling within 2 weeks

nope, you can get high ATAR with any combination, you just have to be ready to put in a lot of work! regardless of whether or not a subject scales well, it just means that you would have to try a little bit harder. also, based on the list of subjects you gave us, it seems like food tech might be...

oh that sounds awesome, imma take a scenic long walk home too and reminisce on the past 6 years

finish my driving Ls (im on like 20/120), prolly start to catch up on some bridging courses and then get a casual/part time job

i referenced a few of them, any in mind? what of my other point where i gave proof of embryology being a thing since ancient greece?

ok, but humans being made of water isn't anything new. after looking it up, thales and aristotle knew about it too

In his treatise History of Animals/ Περί ζῴων ἱστορίαι, Aristotle found and described the “primordial heart/ καὶ ὅσον στιγμὴ αἱματίνη ἐν τῷ λευκῷ ἡ καρδία” that “leaps and moves/ πηδᾷ καὶ κινεῖται” at the end of the “the third day/ τριῶν ἡμερῶν καὶ νυκτῶν παρελθουσῶν” of chick incubation...

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several of these have been identified first by aristotle, hippocrates and galen, such as the embryo one (nor does semen come from the backbone). for salt and freshwater, there's a transition region in between where the different salinity levels mix. also the quran describes earth shaped like an...

If you don't have your heart in maths, then it's best to drop it. Plus, since you don't need maths for your uni degree (but be sure that's what you want before making this choice) it's a bonus. Hypothetically, if you did need maths for uni you could always do a bridging course, but USYD ended up...

what did the quran prove?