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Last year I took AP physics 1 and put no time into it at all, and I didn’t know any of the math to go along with it. I’m taking AP physics C this year and I need any and all tips

I need some single player recommendations. I need a game that has like I guess a progressive style like you can have a build, but I don’t want a game that’s too difficult like project zomboid. Steam games please

I do at the time of posting this have a deeply unnerving question.

Additionally, it is home to an animal called the Belgica Antartica, and at only 6 millimeters it is the largest land animal native to the Antarctic continent.

So right now I have a Victorla, and I started to read that it can damage my records, now out of respect for my ears and records I want to upgrade to an Audio-Technica AT-LP60-BK with Edifier R1280T Powered Bookshelf Speakers. Along with that I plan on getting a cd player as well, so overall I just wanna know if those would be a good combo and what else I would need to add to my setup for the cd player and some recommendations. My budget is around 300-400 dollars.

As the title says I’m listening to every tool song in chronological order that’s “easily available” yes I know YouTube, but I don’t want ads in the middle of it. Also keep in mind this is MY opinion so it’s ok if I don’t like your favorite song. I’m basically just gonna write what I think about each song as I listen to it I’m gonna do it in parts to not overwhelm everyone .Without further ado here it is

Opiate
Sweat- I really like the intro pretty heavy, definitely something to do with memory, I like the outro with all instruments with that beat. Overall great song lyrics aren’t anything to be crazy over.
Hush- I like the scream🤤, something to do with censorship or maybe people taking things too serious. Outro funny and ties it off nicely overall I like the song a lot.
Part Of Me- I like the feed back in the beginning, you can hear the lyrics in the beginning guitar riff. I know this isn’t the general idea of what the song is this is my personal perception, it makes it personal for me because people have told me they understand me almost that their apart of me when in reality they don’t and I take this song as their perspective. Overall personal song I love it.
Cold and Ugly- I love the opening riff and Maynard’s “Fade!”, clearly about not letting someone or something in, I like when it slows down, the bass going up a scale or something after Maynard says soul sounds cool, overall I like the song nothing personal for me but I like it.
Jerk-Off - I like the drum intro part where it sounds like it’s “spiraling”, song maybe about people being able to get away with doing bad stuff and how they’re crossing the “agreed upon” line, I like Maynard’s yell at the end . Overall I like the song seems pretty relevant in today’s times..
Opiate- preface it with one of my favorites, obviously about religion specifically Christianity, saying how you’re pretty much fucked up and you need faith to fix you, saying how people use religion as an excuse to do bad things, I love Maynard’s scream at the end, one of the earliest “real” tool songs imo. Overall one of my favorites and easily a tool classic.
Gaping Lotus Experience- Song very clearly about someone being high, first tool hidden track I’ve heard, pretty funny song nothing to heavy about it just a funny song to end an overall heavy album.

Am I the only one who gets chills listening to them? Especially live, I get chills when Maynard does any type of yell