29-7=22 (unrealistic but so was my thesis)

A lot of manipulations in circuits (I’ve seen) surround just preserving the signal shape. Amplifying the signal? Easy. Amplifying it to a certain level? Fixing distortions? Perfecting the shape? Yes, client, 47 more components

Based on what I experienced in grad school so far, I headcanon that the Joker has PhD in electrical engineering and in signal processing

Building bridges, blank paper recalling, targeted learning. The reason my thesis defence went so well, despite me being lazy as hell is because I (unknowingly) followed these steps. I was able to practice my speech without the slides not because I had them memorised, but because I understood the structure, how every step affected the result and lead to the conclusion.

Any system for which response to sum of inputs is equals to sum of responses to every input is a linear system. But what does it mean? I think I’m starting to understand why math is essential, because, I have a feeling, the only way to understand the point of linearity is picking apart its math and, ugh, examples.

I will understand you, asshole

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