@naturallyInconsistent this is a common theme around most math students. math people generally neglect drill math, which I think is a shame. you know banach fixed point theorem, location of roots theorem, and you cant approximate the root of this equation I am giving you? why do you know this then!!! ?

that's a shame. crystalline physics is beautiful. And you get to see a far better understanding of the stuff you see and touch every day

You're probably right regarding the standardized testing explanation. Kind of a shame though that we're overcomplicating introductory physics classes with an overload of rather useless terms

You lose all credibility if you start doing things like this, it's a real shame he started going overboard saying this stuff

it's not a shame not to learn it, but then you shouldn't expect to make any sort of meaningful statements about extensions to this theory :P

indeed, imo there's absolutely no shame in mispronouncing something you read

This aspect isn't emphasised at introductory level. which is a shame because I think it helps you grasp what is going on.

hm, I'd argue with you about it, but the device says you're not real, what a shame

So you can at least build the generators of $G_2$ in terms of $SO(7)$ generators and have a plausible explanation for it, it's a real shame an easy picture like this doesn't arise for the others

it is to shame you for your short answer

Shame on you Ethan Siegel. Resorting to click bait is not a good look for a respected physicist.

It's a shame so many people think you have to be born a certain way to become a great scientist, what separates an undergraduate from a world-leading scientist is, largely, tens of thousands of hours of work and practice.

@Slereah shame on you and your technicalities :p

Yeah, the turbulence example is more technical because it's graduate level, but it's still a terminology question. But hey, great time to remember: fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me!

@JakeRose that's a shame - you'd probably find it both neat and useful

@NovaliumCompany it seems a shame, but as long as you had fun it wasn't a waste of time.

@NovaliumCompany Oh well. That's a shame. Maybe John Rennie has some suggestions. I guess you could try to remove the water from the final mixture, but that won't be easy.

@TaeNyFan you're welcome. It was a shame your question had to be closed, but it wasn't suitable for the main site. But this chat room is great for questions like this. You can ask anything here :-)

@AbhasKumarSinha That's a shame. ChatJax works ok for me on this phone. What browser are you using?

@knzhou It's a shame too. The reason why the density buoyancy relationship works with regards to volume* is one of the things I've really enjoyed understanding intuitively. When you realize that it depends on volume because the height adds to the hydrostatic pressure difference, and the area means more force due to pressure difference, it's directly proportional to displaced volume; for any closed surface

And, I mean, it's okay if you don't. Not everyone needs to be a quantum field theorist. There's no shame in not understanding it

@CaptainBohemian yes the Msc/ Phd system worldwide varies and in many places leaves much to be desired to say the least. academia sometimes has large amts of $$$ sloshing around (ie/ eg increasingly more corporatized model) but sometimes not a lot of it goes into science/ edu. think its a shame that many highly motivated/ educated ppl cant continue in the field of their choice, theres been many discussions about this over the years in the room. do you have a Bsc?

gentlemen I must bid good evening to you all. As much as students think instructors give them homework it's really the other way around and I must do mine in order to avoid shame tomorrow.

"We will not here review the results which by now should be known to everybody (if not, shame on you!), and refer the forgetful reader to the appropriate references [that's what all these funny little numbers are for]"

Fifty-five years old and died unexpectedly from depression. If you'll permit the use of strong language for emphasis: that's a fucking shame.

Do you shame him everyday? :P

That's a real shame that you can't like directly 'derive' it

but you ruined my joke anyways! So shame on you.

@JohnRennie it's a shame you have already eaten. Had you not eaten, I would have gone even more detail. :P

Ah but you're forgetting the big conspiracy, Lagrangian's are a lie used to convince you not to feel shame at night, but there is a secret reality purposely being stymied by big Lagrangian

It's a shame how complicated things get when you leave the realm of baby wave functions, e.g. the Harmonic oscillator path integral, getting the wave functions from this is pretty insane, haven't tried to write it up yet but it looks huge

It's a shame I didn't make a question out of that because you could have earned some easy answer points there :)

shame on you!

shame on you

Shame on you

@Blue that’s illegal. Shame on you!

@vzn I am well aware that you're not averse to shallow debate using overhyped terms and inflammatory language. However, I have yet to see you engage meaningfully, even once, in a serious debate about your claims once any of their issues are brought up. I think it's a shame, because you do bring up interesting topics, but then the only thing you do with them is scupper the discussion.

@dmckee I won't be here before Christmas, I leave for Brazil next week :( It's such a shame, Camarillo is like right next to me, I would totally drive down to see you! I totes owe you a beer after all the C you taught me :P

@Phase what a shame you edited that. I was wondering if you liked dressing up as Wonder Woman or Supergirl :-)

@Blue thats snoopy, shame on you

1) That's incredibly stupid of the school. 2) Shame on you.

well shame on you

shame on you, Steve

It's a shame you don't know more about what your programming courses are going to cover or you could download the software for them now.

i.e. "no shame in leaving if you're not useful in the meeting".

@ACuriousMind Take a look at this

Well, you can't be surprised that saying "shame on you" to someone for their interests didn't elicit a positive reaction now, can you?