holy moses just took my math final high

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Carl Sagan(RIP) was a famous scientist who reminded us that many of the things we do in life can be done just as safely and with better results when high on cannabis. He said that he found driving to be easier while stoned on cannabis. I agree.

Cannabis users can touch their nose
we can stand on one foot
we can walk a straight line
we can count to ten, backwards or forward
we can recite the alphabet....etc etc, all while enjoying our favorite plant.

I have watched people who were drunk who could NOT do any of the above
dai*ma :thumbsup:

I used to drive high, but not anymore. I was driving high and a friend was following me. I didn't realise it, but I missed every stop sign. I also drove down the wrong side of the street for a good half mile. I realized that I was driving on the wrong side of the street when I almost got in an accident, so I corrected myself and went back to the right side. A block later, a cop passed me. I was lucky that I corrected myself before the cop drove by, but I learned my lesson. No more driving high for me.

[IrkenInvader]

Yeah man Calc BC is awesome. Although I have no idea what Simpson's rule is...I guess we're not there yet, or maybe it's because I haven't done calc homework in like 3 months. What schools are you applying to?

[Goodman3eb]

Already rejected from Stanford, accepted to University of Michigan Engineering, and waiting to hear from Cornell, UC San Diego, and UC San Francisco. You?

Oh, and Simpson's Rule is a numerical approximation of an integral using parabolas.

[IrkenInvader]

Stanford sucks...they rejected like everyone from my school who applied early this year. I got into Princeton under the whole early decision thingy, which is binding, so I'm definitely going there next year. I kind of just applied for the hell of it, so I'm quite surprised. Michigan is a terrific school, congrats! But I thought UCSF was only a med school? Pretty sad if I'm wrong, seeing as how I live like 4 blocks away from it. Good luck with engineering man, I'd never be able to manage that.