ann0726

Hi ahmed!

Great job! You have the potential!

But, review first your theory fot it to become a real theory.

"The pregnancy period of a "space-Mom" is somewhat comparable to a pregnancy period of a woman practicing extreme sports who decided to conceive a child during a high-altitude expedition," says Mrs. Serova.

I guess giving birth in space is possible. If not, where did aliens came from? Just like here on earth, giving birth happens in different ways depending on the environment, the mom and the child will just adapt the environment they are in.

I've been lurking on here for a while and decided to finally post a question. Hopefully it is a question some others can relate to.

I'm in my late thirties and at a position where I can pick and choose whichever route I would like to take. Money is not so important as is just enjoying what I do.

I have always wanted to get into mechanical engineering. The stuff just fascinates me.

So, I enrolled with the local college to start taking the fundamental math classes (already have a B.A. in business). I'm taking trig right now, and not doing horribly, although it does require a lot of my time as I am no natural talent.

 

My point is, I really do not enjoy math. At all. I would really rather be doing just about anything other than math.

 

Is this going to be a problem? Is the average workday of a mechy spent with calculator in hand? I cannot even imagine memorizing all of the different functions that I've learned so far. And I'm not even to calculus yet.

 

Should I reconsider my choice and go for something else?

Math do not require memorizing all the different functions. It just a matter of analyzing understanding. Don't think that you can't do it coz you can! Try to enjoy and love it.