Jason Herrmann,Stanford Univ Mason Yearian,Stanley Wojcicki, Robert Wagoner get a 1 star out of 5 for never asking which is the Atom's true electron -- muon or 0.5MeV particle, how about Univ Penn??
Ask Jason Herrmann, no wonder Stanford Univ physicists Mason Yearian, Stanley Wojcicki, Robert Wagoner are idiots of physics unable to ask the question which is the Atom's electron-muon or 0.5MeV particle, not even ask how dinosaurs lived in Arctic
Ask Jason Herrmann, no wonder Stanford Univ physicists Mason Yearian, Stanley Wojcicki, Robert Wagoner are idiots of physics unable to ask the question which is the Atom's electron-muon or 0.5MeV particle, not even ask how dinosaurs lived in Arctic.
Does upenn.edu and Stanford Univ require Logic abilities before it gives degrees in science to students, for example Jason Herrmann understanding how dinosaurs lived in the Arctic by attacking, and no argument. While AP argues the arrival of Moon..
Maybe Jason Herrmann in UPenn can explain why no-one at UPenn physics or chemistry dept ever asked the question-- which is the Atom's true electron -- muon or 0.5MeV particle.
Does upenn.edu & Stanford Univ require Logic abilities before it gives degrees in science to students, for example Jason Herrmann understanding how dinosaurs lived in the Arctic by attacking, and no argument. While AP argues the arrival of Moon dispelled
1/2 side of Earth facing the Sun constantly.
UPenn dept of Anthropology
Greg Urban
Andrew Carruthers
Margaret Bruchac
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Elaine Simon
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Does the UPenn require a logical mind to get a degree in science at UPenn for some schools I know do not even require a science student to take Calculus, but in the case of Jason Herrmann hate spew below, how would UPenn deal with a hate spew with no
argument attached.
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Jason Herrmann
1.0 out of 5 stars Waste of money and brain cells
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on November 17, 2019
A complete and utter load of BS.
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Earth's axis tilt of 23 degrees came late in history for planet Earth some 66 million years ago when a asteroid bolide hit Earth, that caused not only the dinosaur extinction but carved out the Mediterranean Sea and moved the Europe Asian Laurasia
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23degree tilt had existed from Cambrian to Cretaceous. Australia alone since it was at the South Pole for much of its history yet still abundant in fossils that could only live in a warm climate.
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Does Stanford Univ teach Logic and how to think clearly which we can ask of Univ Penn also. I mean, is this the type of review of a work of science that Stanford Univ or Univ Penn offer as a review of science? And is education at Univ Penn and Stanford
what Jason Herrmann describes-- "a waste of money and brain cells"
Why cannot people like Stanford scientists President: Marc Tessier-Lavigne (neuroscience)
Provost: Persis Drell (physics)
Stanford physics dept.
Alexander Fetter, John Lipa, William Little, Douglas Osheroff, David Ritson, H. Alan Schwettman, John Turneaure, Robert Wagoner, Stanley Wojcicki, Mason Yearian
Simply look at the geology evidence that the dinosaurs lived on the North and South Poles, not because it was cold from a Earth axis tilt, but was tropical because the Moon was not yet arrived and a bolide 66 million years ago had not carved out the Med.
Sea and broke up the supercontinent. So that before 90-66 mya. you had 1/2 of Earth always facing into the Sun constantly-- THUS, and therefore you had dinosaurs living year round at the poles.
Why is U Penn and Stanford too dumb too mindless of commonsense to question idiot ideas of Arctic dinosaurs and then these stupid universities send out their mud flinging graduate students to insult the truth of the Moon.
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Jason Herrmann says "A complete and utter load of BS." ...explaining why Robert Wagoner, Stanley Wojcicki, Mason Yearian are too dumb to ask that question for they cannot even see a problem in dinosaurs living in Antarctica.
And is this why Stanford University fails on slant cut of Cone is Oval, never ellipse, or why Stanford scientists are too stupid to pose a question-- if the Arctic has dinosaurs, then maybe the Moon was not present and Earth had constant sunshine over 1/
2 of Earth, other side in constant pitch darkness.
Maybe Jason Herrmann is harkening to the idea that Stanford professors of science have incorrigible minds set in concrete that cannot even ask a simple question such as which is the Atom's true electron the muon or 0.5MeV particle. Which goes a long way
in explaining why Robert Wagoner, Stanley Wojcicki, Mason Yearian are too dumb to ask that question for they cannot even see a problem in dinosaurs living in Antarctica.
Jason, did you ask UPenn Greg Urban, Andrew Carruthers, Margaret Bruchac how could dinosaurs live in the Arctic, never mind asking them which is the Atom's true electron-- muon or 0.5MeV particle. And how did you rate them Jason? 1 star out of 5???
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