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Klop's Sandbox
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Chris and science
Note - A single Chris and science article is to be created, larger subjects such as biology to be moved to separate article titled just "Biology" to not clutter up the "Chris and ..." Articles.
Science is the systematic study of the natural world through observation and experimentation. Chris has an on/off history with science – though it is mostly off. His view on science is utterly warped. He has lost touch with the times and thinks science is much more ahead in certain fields than it actually is, probably due to him getting all his information through fictional media. He has also mixed up real science, pseudoscience, and other things he learnt from media and enablers to create a very distorted view of nature.
Chris's opinion on science
Chris has stated his opinions on science in his OkCupid answers. He said that both hard and soft sciences were interesting to him, though he finds conversations about science to be boring and annoying. He claims he puts equal weight in science and faith. He claims he sometimes enjoys finding out how things work.
High school and College
Physical science
Physics
Chemistry
Chris had two gal-pals as his lab partners in chem.
Astrology
Chris has rarely spoken about astronomy, though he has talked about astronomy's retarded older sibling, astrology. Chris has for a long time told others about his (and his creations) Zodiac signs, proving he has some belief in it. He has mentioned in an IRC chat that he reads his horoscope daily, and in his February 2012 Facebook Posts, posted in detail about his interpretation of his horoscope. In his OkCupid questionaire, he considered astrology to be a legitimate science.
Applied science
Computer science
Out of all the sciences, Chris is probably the best at computer science. Like most people born during or after the 1980s, he has been around computers since his childhood. He took some computer upgrade classes in PVCC, and he bragged to Kacey's dad that he's technologically inclined. He coded most of his websites by hand using plain text, as opposed to using online editors that do all the work for him. He knows a bit about older computers like the Commodore 64 due to his age, nostalgia and belief that he's the queen of the Commodore land. When his C64 broke down, he asked for help to repair it.