Any time there is a loss , I look for ways to improve my play . Anyone who doesn ' t isn ' t serious about improvement . <| sep |> Sorry to see you got downvoted by these idiots for an honest and logical opinion . I was going to post something about this hit and play but decided not to after seeing some of the thickheaded comments in here . I think you ' re right though , FWIW . <| sep |> Oh , come on . Y ' all have a mutual enemy in Texas Tech . <| sep |> Mixed feelings , 910 with rice . <| sep |> I know , I just can ' t help but feel bad about it . Not for breaking some streak but for the animal and that it grosses me out <| sep |> I ' m an asshole for saying you were wrong ? 1 By the guy I was referring to Sosnowski . 2 Knowing Maxwell ' s equations and knowing how to solve them in general and for say , different media i . e . nonlinear media , etc . are two incredibly different things . Finally , if you take 331 with a good professor , you ' ll learn how to solve things like the heat equation , Laplace equation , wave equation , and most importantly , numerical methods . The last of which is not really trivial . So in conclusion , take math 331 if you enjoyed math 222 . It ' s a natural progression and opens up to really cool applications .