Banana's AMA

[quote=Vynertje]Are you still working on your blogs? I read some of them and they were quite interesting :)[/quote]

[quote=Meiyjhe][quote=Vynertje] Are you still working on your blogs? I read some of them and they were quite interesting :) [/quote] Not atm, but I could do them again if you wish. I didn't know that people enjoyed reading it :P Anyway, I don't have a real topic atm for any kind of blog, but sure, once I'll have something, I'll post it :D[/quote]

[quote=Vynertje]Some of them were enjoyable, some weren't, but I am really interested in combining economics with enviromental stuff (enviromental ecomics is a study on itself, right?) and sustainability is really important for those matters.[/quote]

[quote=Meiyjhe][quote=Vynertje] Some of them were enjoyable, some weren't, but I am really interested in combining economics with enviromental stuff (enviromental ecomics is a study on itself, right?) and sustainability is really important for those matters. [/quote] Oh you mean the environmental misconceptions? I thought mobafire blogs lol. The reason I made that blog was because of school points. I was planning on doing the same thing again this year, but like for that aswell, I don't have any real interesting topic atm, so it wont be any time soon :P[/quote]

[quote=Searz][quote=Pheyniex] that time of the day, huh?[/quote] Time of the day? Wat?[/quote]

[quote=Vynertje]Haha okay ;([/quote]

[quote=Pheyniex][quote=Meiyjhe] [quote=Pheyniex] Well, yeah, a bit opposit of what i think you should do, but if you want the easy route, sure... =) I wasn't really wondering about that. In fact I see some examples around and witness that it is more a question of how you learn from your degree than actually being a green maniac. [/quote] If you wonder what the main environmental problems are, then you are already pretty close to the basic idea of the course. The main problems being: Energy consumption and pollution. What we learn at this course is mainly how we can keep energy consumptions low and keep the pollution low as much as possible. We learn a bit of chemistry, biology, physics, law, geography, stuff like that, so that once we would have a project in our future jobs, we can advice our clients how they can keep the energy consumptions/pollution low in the most optimal way. That is basically what they teach me atm :P [/quote] Basically my course, except the geography (i actually don't need it, i kinda know plenty) and I take more orientation to systems management and materials behavior. [quote=Searz] [quote=Pheyniex] that time of the day, huh?[/quote] Time of the day? Wat? [/quote] C'mon Searz, you're smart. you know what it means...[/quote]

[quote=Meiyjhe][quote=Pheyniex] Basically my course, except the geography (i actually don't need it, i kinda know plenty) and I take more orientation to systems management and materials behavior. [/quote] You are doing something more computerwise then? :P [quote=vynertje]Haha okay ;([/quote] Sorry bro, I'll do my best to think of something good :D[/quote]

[quote=DillButt64][quote=Searz] [quote=Pheyniex] that time of the day, huh?[/quote] Time of the day? Wat? [/quote] havnt you heard? women evolved so now they do it once a day instead of once a month[/quote]

[quote=Pheyniex][quote=Meiyjhe] [quote=Pheyniex] Basically my course, except the geography (i actually don't need it, i kinda know plenty) and I take more orientation to systems management and materials behavior. [/quote] You are doing something more computerwise then? :P [/quote] Mechanical engineering, specializing on energy management and equipement.[/quote]