[theblackkeys]

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Alright, just trying to tie up a few loose ends that I encounter in my studies.

1) In a cell, what causes vesicles, vacuoles, and other "stuff" to move in the cytoplasm? I'm looking for the cause of the force that gives them movement. Is it osmotic pressure? Electromagnetic forces?

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Isn't this the will of God?

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ha ha.

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5) Similarly, what causes electric and magnetic forces/fields? I haven't completely finished the course, so perhaps it explains later. But in the first chapter on electric forces/fields, it explains it by saying "it SOMEHOW modifies the properties of space around it". Big lol. How does one electric point charge "know" the other is there?

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They exchange particles, don't they?

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How does one cause both an attractive and repulsive force? How does this "exchange" cause movement?

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8) How much of a joke are these majors in uni?
-communications
-sociology
-anthropology (wtf, it should just be lumped in with sociology already)
-women's studies
-whatever ethnic studies (asian, latino, black)

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Science majors just don't get laid. That may be because they spend their evenings playing D&D and computer games but it might also be because chicks think that being sensitive is cooler than being a nerd.

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Good answer.

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9) Guitar is rad.

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That sentence doesn't make sense in so many ways it hurts to read it.

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Horrible answer.