u/Technical_Map5776

So, I am in my late-teens, and I would like to get in some exercise in my life. Is 45 minutes of biking enough exercise to keep me healthy in the long-run?

Edit: Since many people hear are mentioning strength-training, I will consider adding 2 strength-training sessions in my week, one hour each. Would that be enough for me to stay healthy and fit?

Thank you.

So, I am thinking about creating an animated series. I am learning how to animate using blender and I believe that I am making decent progress so far. I am planning on hopefully making a series.

Here's the thing: The premise of my series, the characters, the plot, and their personalities are all thought up by me. The reason I use AI is to analyze my ideas. For example: I wrote the premise and general idea for my series. I asked ChatGPT (the only AI I use) how original my idea was, whether it was done before (so it won't look like I plagiarized), and whether it is big enough for a series. Furthermore, when I wrote my characters and their personalities, I uploaded my outline to ChatGPT and asked it how well-rounded the members of my main-character cast was (whether their personalities were compatible with each others, and whether their personalities were diverse enough, and no two people were too similar), and whether my characters were not copying another character from any other show (this was especially important since my series is being inspired from many others). In sum, I submit parts of my outline to ChatGPT and ask it what parts I need to work on, what I'm doing well so far, and what I need to watch out for. I specifically ask ChatGPT to NOT generate me any ideas! Everything, from the premise to the characters, were all ideas thought up by me. ChatGPT is only there to give me feedback. On top of that, I use ChatGPT to help guide me through creating my series. I have never created a series before, and it is a huge task. ChatGPT helps me break up the project into multiple steps that I can do as I progress through creating my series, and it has been helpful for me so far.

So, based on how I'm using ChatGPT, is what I am doing ok? Do I still have ownership over my work? Can I still say that I am the creator of the series? Is this ethical? Can I continue use of ChatGPT in my work?

Thank you for reading my post, and I would appreciate any advice you may give.

Hey guys,

During my studying, I was really focusing on the math. And honestly, I felt pretty good. I was studying for a good 3 - 4 hours every day, I had an error log (and I was very thorough when analyzing my mistakes), and I took 3 practice tests on bluebook, scoring a 750 on the math module the first time and then a 790 on the math module for practice test #10 and #11. So walking into the testing center, I was feeling pretty confident. After the test, I felt like the Reading and Writing portion was fine (for both modules), and I felt like I absolutely crushed the first math module and half of the second math module, but by question 12 of the second math module, my anxiety levels spiked and I felt like the questions just got so, so, much harder. I think I guessed on like 8 different questions. I was extremely upset when I left the testing center because I was really counting on getting an 800 on the math section. Does anyone else feel this way?

Thank you for reading, and any answers would be fully appreciated.

Apologies in advance if this is a dumb question.

I am aiming for UMich - Ann Arbor School of Engineering (intended major = computer science), and I live in Ohio (applying OOS). I got a 1420 on my SAT, with a score of 710 on both modules. Is this SAT score competitive enough for UMich, or should I retake? I am confused because I know that SAT ranges for admitted applicants differ from in-state to out-of-state. Any help would be fully appreciated.