Chris

he's been doomer-ing, scrolling social media 8 hours a day for years. have him rediscover his intellectual potential and joy of learning with physicsgraph

“E-mails 'hurt IQ more than pot'” - CNN, Friday, April 22, 2005

if you're a student taking physics in the Fall, start learning now and you will absolutely destroy your classes

think about how some scribbles on paper predict and describe some of the most gigantic and violently energetic entities in the universe

Good explanations have reach. Into the future, to the ends of the universe.

idc if it’s fake or partly teleoperated for now btw, its coming and the point stands

an annoying, uncreative, and arduous human job is being replaced. and because all new technological solutions come with their own host of associated problems, new, less arduous, more creative jobs will be available.

@an1malspirits awesome! keep me updated!

@sutherlandphys Starting my freshman on Physics Graph this month! Pretty excited.

I am loving the PhysicsGraph animations for Newton's Laws. I would really love to get this software into classrooms everywhere.

"When you solve a problem, you do not reduce the number of remaining problems. You increase it. Every solution unlocks new problems that were invisible before. Antibiotics solved bacterial infection and created antibiotic resistance. The internet solved information access and created misinformation, attention economics, and cybersecurity as entire fields. The car solved transportation and created traffic engineering, urban planning, insurance law, and emissions regulation."

@GaullistTory facts. he's great.

So many losers are going to pretend to be on team Eric Lombardi precisely because he has so much potential. These are the same people who spent years picking and hedging on candidates who were obvious losers. Eric is one of the few people you can spot from a mile away and tell he’s a winner.

Today, nobody is against electricity, or electrification. But the anti-data centre backlash we are seeing today has a precedent: the anti-electricity backlash of the early 1900s. They thought electricity would lead to horrible things. Here's a propaganda cartoon from then:

A lot of our customers are software devs btw...if you're a software dev that's a bit rusty on your physics you will eat @physicsgraph up guaranteed

@antho_builds not atm

@sutherlandphys Just curious... are you still hiring?

2 (waterloo) interns started here yesterday at PhysicsGraph, got onboarded and started contributing legitimately useful stuff right away very promising

Check out PhysicsGraph's recently revamped forces unit for a refined treatment of systems of connected objects.

@Educ8Liber8 Not atm

@sutherlandphys My class is learning magnetism - do you have anything on this topic for elementary ages?

Chris was a very early user of @physicsgraph btw ;)...not saying there's a correlation or anything

Another week, another massive upgrade to our content. Unit 3: Force and Newton's Laws is now updated and live on @physicsgraph. As usual, expect tons of new content, animations, and question types!