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I am Daniel Kingsbury, an Undergratuate majoring in Electrical and Computer Engineering at Duke University, the reason I have access to this account. I consider myself a visual learner with strong mathematical intuition skills (which I have to have, because my memory is terrible. I can remember intricate dreams from my childhood, but I start to forget what someone's face looks like if I haven't seen them for a week. Speaking of my dreams, mine are insanely complex and amusing, so I love to talk about them to start conversations). I'm also very creativity. That's another thing I have to resort to because my lack of memory. I have to resort to my own methods frequently, because I'll always forget the by-the-book routine. I love writing fiction, playing tennis, and studying advanced physics concepts for fun. I'm from Greenville, NC, a very boring place. I was born in Vienna, Austria, though, because my parents were missionaries (Disclaimer: I'm the opposite of them). | I am Daniel Kingsbury, an Undergratuate majoring in Electrical and Computer Engineering at Duke University, the reason I have access to this account. I consider myself a visual learner with strong mathematical intuition skills (which I have to have, because my memory is terrible. I can remember intricate dreams from my childhood, but I start to forget what someone's face looks like if I haven't seen them for a week. Speaking of my dreams, mine are insanely complex and amusing, so I love to talk about them to start conversations). I'm also very creativity. That's another thing I have to resort to because my lack of memory. I have to resort to my own methods frequently, because I'll always forget the by-the-book routine. I love writing fiction, playing tennis, and studying advanced physics concepts for fun. I'm from Greenville, NC, a very boring place. I was born in Vienna, Austria, though, because my parents were missionaries (Disclaimer: I'm the opposite of them). | ||
| − | == Name Pronunciation == "DAN-yull-KINGS-burr-y," as in burying a king. My last name derives from an ancient castle in Brittania called Kingsburrow. | + | == Name Pronunciation == |
| + | "DAN-yull-KINGS-burr-y," as in burying a king. My last name derives from an ancient castle in Brittania called Kingsburrow. | ||
| − | == External Links == [https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/05/080527200600.htm "Large Hadron Collider Enables Hunt for 'God' Particle To Complete 'Theory of Everything'"], University of Washington, ScienceDaily, | + | == External Links == |
| − | May 29, 2008, September 21, 2017 (Discovering the Higgs Boson) | + | [https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/05/080527200600.htm "Large Hadron Collider Enables Hunt for 'God' Particle To Complete 'Theory of Everything'"], University of Washington, ScienceDaily,May 29, 2008, September 21, 2017 (Discovering the Higgs Boson) |
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About Me
I am Daniel Kingsbury, an Undergratuate majoring in Electrical and Computer Engineering at Duke University, the reason I have access to this account. I consider myself a visual learner with strong mathematical intuition skills (which I have to have, because my memory is terrible. I can remember intricate dreams from my childhood, but I start to forget what someone's face looks like if I haven't seen them for a week. Speaking of my dreams, mine are insanely complex and amusing, so I love to talk about them to start conversations). I'm also very creativity. That's another thing I have to resort to because my lack of memory. I have to resort to my own methods frequently, because I'll always forget the by-the-book routine. I love writing fiction, playing tennis, and studying advanced physics concepts for fun. I'm from Greenville, NC, a very boring place. I was born in Vienna, Austria, though, because my parents were missionaries (Disclaimer: I'm the opposite of them).
Name Pronunciation
"DAN-yull-KINGS-burr-y," as in burying a king. My last name derives from an ancient castle in Brittania called Kingsburrow.
External Links
"Large Hadron Collider Enables Hunt for 'God' Particle To Complete 'Theory of Everything'", University of Washington, ScienceDaily,May 29, 2008, September 21, 2017 (Discovering the Higgs Boson)
