Technological_Elite

Ah let's see, of the top of my head...

~~1s² 2s² 2d⁶ 3s² 2p¹⁰ ...~~

Edited (iirc now, the d block is in the middle with the transition metals, p block with metallics, Halogens, Noble Gases...):

1s² 2s² 2p⁶ 3s² 2d¹⁰ ...

Google "Electron Orbitals". All the spaces there are all the ~~possible~~ highest likely locations for the electrons. Good Introduction to some Quantum Mechanics 👍

Way too fucking accurate. I feel that my prescriptions don't do shit or make me miserable anyway with side effects.

As a 17 year old, I unfortunately can relate.

I get sometimes it can get excessive, but c'mon! This is like the equivalent of the 5 yr old with their mother pointing out random shit in public.

Ok but where's "the worm" the peeps have been talking about?

Never heard of lemmings, looked like a mouse

I dont drive yet, but I imagine not having tactile controls while driving can sometimes even be dangerous.

That's fine, this post was meant to be pretty lenient, that's gotta be one hell of a realization tho.

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Exactly. This is why I say people aren't just "smart", they're smart in certain topics, whether it'd be because they're interested in it, spent a lot of time learning about it, always have been around it/people doing the activity, or a combination.

I don't like going out there and calling my self smart, can make people seek like assholes, but I'm genuinely interested on computer hardware. Now I don't know shit compared to someone with a full career working at a tech giant, manufacturing or even designing some of the hardware, but I get a slight guts of it, and it allows me to trouble shoot stuff, know what to look for, how to search for the solution to the problem, etc..

I'm the IT guy in my house, I get it that not everyone can work technology like I do, and that's okay. We each have our own niche. My younger 16yr old brother doesnt know even some of the basic stuff in technology, practically tech illiterate, but he know so much about cars. He can take just a few seconds to look at pretty much any vehicle and tell you what it is, what engine it probably has and other stuff.

I'm stupid and completely illiterate when it comes to cars, knowing how exactly they work.

Couldn't have explained it better myself. Everyday items? Yeah, should be documentation for a person's first time using it.

Explaining logarithms in mathematics? Gonna need previous algebra knowledge, that's a given.