Chris

I have a Micro economics theory test tomorrow, and one problem of the study questions has me stumped. I need to find the quotient, or ratio would probably be the better word, of the following:

0.0625K^(-0.75)/0.75L^(-0.25)

Any help would be seriously appreciated sooo much!!!

Apparently there are rumors about game freak already working on another set of pokemon versions for 2014 and they sound awesome, but it feels like X/Y just came out and I think it's way too early more pokemon; a bad move on game freaks part. What do you guys think? here is the link to what I am talking about. http://dualpixels.com/2014/01/06/rumor-geno-provid...

So, I got pokemon X version for Christmas, and I'm so addicted to it. Like I can't put it down. The problem is that I'm 20 years old, and although I know a few friends who play it, I need to know how many other young adults play the games so I can feel better about myself haha

I really want the game, especially since it is the first fully 3D pokemon. But does it compare to the old nostalgic games? Not sure if it is worth spending the money on the 3DS if it isn't as good as fire red version and heart gold.

I saw Spirited Away and Princess Mononoke recently and I'm pretty convinced the guy experimented in some hard stuff back in his day. Nobody can deny that those movies have some psychodelic stuff that I know he didn't come up with sober cause I've tried a lot of drugs haha

I thought I would give it a try since it is supposed to be one of the most acclaimed children's movies ever, but ended up hating it. There was no conflict or plot really, just a bunch of kids who played with spirits, and a sick mother who really wasn't that sick. Can anyone explain to me why the movie is so popular?

It is the only show on Cartoon Network and Nickolodeon that can make me laugh. Just wondering if anyone shared my opinion?

I'm from South America and reading history about white people it's seems as though they killed and oppressed way too many people and races. Just wondering if any of them feel bad?

I mean seriously? The universe is made up of a bunch of coiled, vibrating strings? That's just silly

I read this in a book and it really had me thinking

I'm not gay or anything, but for me dating just doesn't make sense. It costs a lot of money, time, and raises a lot of drama. Anyone else feel the same?

I live in the UK, and I absolutely believe that a nation is only as moral as it treats it most vulnerable citizens. If that is true, then America is as evil as Satan the way every one treats African Americans and all minorities in general. Are any Americans unbiased enough to agree with me?

There are so few in the country; I mean I have never seen one. Plus they reproduce slowly

I just read that the DEA now has all the records from the NSA. Am I the only person who sees a problem with this?? That means that anyone who has done any illegal substance since 2006 can theoretically get arrested or blackmailed at any time. Is it only a matter of time before every government bureaucracy has access to all our phone calls, email, texts, and every way we electronically communicate?

Is it only a matter of time before the omnipresent, totalitarian government from the book 1984 with the telescreen comes reality?

I've been studying japanese for two years and absolutely love their culture and everything about the country. Some of the best things in this world I think came from japan. The problem is I'm african American and studying abroad there for a semester. Are people gonna look at me funny or start pointing as soon as I get out of the airport later this month? By the way I'll be living in Osaka, Japan

Growing up, I always thought that I was half retarded . Mostly cause I seemed to have short memory issues as a kid/teenager. My SAT score was only 1680 and I had a speech impediment as a teenager, although it might be partly because I had a palate expander installed in the roof of my mouth along with my braces. I took honors and AP classes in high school and applied to college with a 3.5 GPA, but that didn't change my opinion about myself. Right now I go to Villanova University with a 3.77 GPA majoring in economics, but for some reason I still feel like I'm really dumb. However, I did notice a change in myself as soon as I left for college that my mental power or brain capacity seemed to skyrocket, and I have no idea whether it's due to genetic factors or my inherent intelligence or environmental factors, such as not being addicted to TV and studying more. I was just wondering at what age does your brain or IQ reach maturity, and is it possible to see a increase in IQ like that. I am 20 years old and I started feeling kinda smarter around 18.

I just beat the legend of zelda skyward sword after playing it off and on for two years. I thought that it was one of the best games I have ever played, and IGN even gave it a 10 out of 10. Just wondering what other people think so I can see other opinions. By the way, my second favorite is twilight princess with windwaker very close to it.

I know that the debate between predestination or fate versus free will has been going on as long as humankind has existed, but do you ever have the feeling that events in your life happen in such a way that something was meant or bound to happen? For instance, I'm studying abroad in Japan this fall, and it seems as though me taking Japanese in college and making the decision to study abroad almost happened on its own in hindsight, like there was no fighting it.

I know that most people are going to tell me that this is a stupid question, and that the answer is obviously, no. But, since I've been smoking weed, although I admit that I don't think that it has inherently increased my IQ, it definitely has made me more curious about the world, and feed my inquisitive nature. Since I've been smoking I have been reading more, and learning about new things and ideas. I feel as though weed has made me pursue knowledge, hence making me smarter. I was just wondering if anyone else has experienced this, or if all weed smokers feel the same way?

I keep looking forward to the future, and imagining what technology will be like say 30-50 years from now, and the leaps humankind will make in science, math, and society in general. But, then I realize that there were people from the 50's, 60's, and 70's who dreamt about what technology and society would be like in the new millennium, and wondered what life would be like in the 2000's. Now that it is the year 2013, are people astonished by how far technology has progressed, or were they expecting technology to be even more advanced than it is? Has humankind met everyone's expectations in the sense of where our society is and our level of technology?