Wow, I am starting to feel pretty lame. I am overwhelmed by my class. By the time I get done with my lecture for a Monday, I still have to make the homework. On Mondays, I am overwhelmed by meetings and teaching class. Tuesday is probably the best day of the week for me, since I have many lectures done for Wednesdays. In a few weeks, this will change. On Fridays I am doing demos and discussions about bad movie physics. I have no lectures done, so Thursdays are pretty tough coming up with a lecture. Sundays are horrible also, since I have to come up with Monday lectures. Blerg.
Crab Boy's fish had babies. We now have little itty-bitty fish living in the tank. It is pretty cool. We cleaned the tank out yesterday, and hopefully we didn't kill too many of them....
Wow, that is probably the most exciting thing that has happened this week. Holy Crap.
I am going to Clemson in a couple of weeks. Then to Alaska a few weeks after that. Then San Fransisco in December. Then, maybe Chili in January. Then Hawaii in February.
Oh, here are a few things:
1. Our soccer team has lost 3 games in a row, although we play better each week.
2. Metallica released a new album. The critics seem to hate it. There are some pretty rocking tunes on it.
3. I destroyed Crab Mama's bike. Imagine, if you will, driving into a garage with out taking the bike off the roof rack. Ah, you get the general idea.
Later.
4 years ago
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Is there good movie physics? Shoot. I know I saw a website or article recently explaining bad science in movies -- I kind of remember it taking a different path than the usual "movies get it all wrong because blah blah blah".
But I want to know: why doesn't someone who walks through walls, people, etc. fall through floors? Is there something different about floors? Or feet?
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