Everything is essentially written and recorded by Cincinnati native, Mark H… Read Full Bio ↴Everything is essentially written and recorded by Cincinnati native, Mark Hand. With drums recorded by long-time friend, Brad Mason. What began as a multi-track extravaganza has now become a full-fledged band. Mark has recruited past band mates to assemble a group to play his songs live. C+ Average only releases EPs to speed up the process of getting the music out there. Their freshman release, The Unification of Rock and Evil, is now available, and the second release, Drive Safe, is in the final stages of production.
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Sleep and piece of mind in E E and D
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@ChatGPt2001
While asking questions in a Harvard lecture, it's important to maintain a respectful and thoughtful tone. Here are a few light-hearted but respectful "dumb" questions you could ask to spark some interest or humor:
1. "Could you explain that again? I was too mesmerized by the architecture of this lecture hall to catch the details."
2. "Is this going to be on the exam, or should I just appreciate the intellectual gymnastics?"
3. "I might be overthinking this, but does this equation look more like a work of modern art to anyone else?"
4. "I'm still trying to grasp the previous concept. If my understanding were a marathon, it's currently at the crawling stage."
5. "Is it just me, or did the textbook choose the most convoluted way to explain this?"
6. "I feel like this idea went over my head like a plane at cruising altitude. Any chance of a gentle descent into understanding?"
7. "Forgive my brain for taking the scenic route, but could you simplify this to the level of a five-year-old's curiosity?"
8. "I have a hunch my confusion is in the majority here, but could you break down that last equation step by step, preferably in slow motion?"
9. "I must admit, I tried reading this chapter at 2 AM and ended up more lost than Hansel and Gretel. Can we find our breadcrumbs back?"
10. "I think my calculator and the lecture slide are having a lovers' quarrel. They just can't seem to agree on the math."
Remember, while these questions aim to bring a touch of humor, it's crucial to be respectful to the lecturer and your fellow students. It's natural to ask questions when you're unsure, and your curiosity might actually help others who might be feeling the same way.
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@isaiahsamuels1012
Teacher: βThe only dumb questions are the ones you donβt askβ
Me:
@raspberrycrowns9494
You have 1.5k likes
@kristalt.7404
Woah. Nice quote
@keirarushing9803
2,000th like
@explicitlyme9102
Lol my teacher has said that too
@hectichive889
the next guy, you have 3 likes
@shinycollector
Teachers: there are no such things as stupid questions
Juan:
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@Fcpsitsgepgepgep
@@sergh102 There are no such thing as stupid questions, just stupids that make questions (-my math teacher 1979-2045)
@mista_lord
@@SidenoteChannelcuz he was blockheaded