u/Technical-Box5309

I have a scenario where a scientist is studying a grain of sand with the intention of counting every grain in a quadrant to then apply to the whole area of the sand terrain to get a rough estimate on how many grains of sand there are on this planet he's done this before however faces a problem on this planet essential the sand has a property everytime it is counted it then randomly multiplies so if he were to count it his efforts would be rendered counter intuitive because he's creating more sand the solution to this is to weight a pile then apply his previous knowledge of the weight of sand then use that to measure showing that renormalization is a means that make undefinable concepts such as forever multiplying sand quatifiable

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I don't know where I can even find scholarships I'm eligible for I have a 2.9 on a 4.0 scale and I am at a lost for where to look for scholarships ideally I'd want to go to mun which I don't mind applying to multiple scholarships that can add up the last thing I want to do is take out a loan is there anyone in a similar situation that found success with online scholarships please help

Im interested in applying to mum as an international student to pursue civil engineering what can the cost of that look like I'd love to hear about that from an international student thyself are there any scholarship or programs I can enter to ease the cost?

Intel i7 3770K • GTX 1660 Super (6GB) • 32GB RAM • 1TB Storage • ARGB Gaming Case Lighting • Windows 11 Pro • WiFi + Bluetooth

Those r the specs I wanna run games like dark souls, bloodborne, metro, stalker, csgo, and visual novels do you guy think I'd be able to do that with this pc and rn this is in my budget and if I could in the future I would look into upgrading

Thx 4 taking the time to read this!

I was just going to outright buy a pc from Amazon but ik I wouldn't be getting my money's worth and I've always wanted to learn how to build a pc my but I'm unclear on were to start im a complete novice I don't know what to look for in motherboards,ram,cpu's etc.... I also don't want it ti be terribly costly but ik that's farfetched my main question is how do I determine and identify suitable compents what are the need to know terminologies and such all of the videos ive looked for just leave me more frustrated because they either don't address the terms they use or they expect you to already be familiar if someone could recommend videos/sites to help me familirize myself thatll be great!