If you could learn one thing that you don't know yet, what would it be?
Just for fun I'm thinking about taking some little community courses at a community college in various elective subjects that are way outside my specialty.
If you could do something like that, what sort of subjects would you want to learn? 
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I feel like I'd like to start learning math... I love physics, but never understood the math. I'd have to start at basic algebra I'm sure, and then work my way up... I also wouldn't mind learning another language. I've always like German, but Spanish would probably be more practical.
Benthoven
Level 8
Aug 21, 2018
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Considering today's business economy , you may want to consider Chinese . I had Algebra I and II , calculus , and trigonometry . Aside from the algebra , I don't think I've used any of the others since graduation .
How to be more charismatic.
Charisma is the most valuable skill that exists and I am usually a dick head.
mattersauce
Level 7
Aug 21, 2018
3
I'm an awkward duck most the time too.
But I do hear that Charisma can be practiced and learned... so maybe there's hope.
@Rhetoric Yeah I try reading up on it, there are different theories but unanimously they agree that you can learn charisma.
I'd like to know how to better tell when someone's lying to me and how to best respond.
chalupacabre
Level 8
Aug 21, 2018
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How to play the bass. I'm trying to teach myself at the moment, but I'd love to have a big chunk of time to devote to it. But kids, new job, etc. etc...
MrBeelzeebubbles
Level 7
Aug 21, 2018
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high-level calculus, or advanced aerospace design
DerekD
Level 7
Aug 21, 2018
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I eked out "c's" in my three calculus courses in college, the only "c's" I ever earned. And they were 4 credit courses too. I stopped short of differential equations. I had only a passing familiarity with the concepts, but I learned how to get computers to run optimizations for me, and that's how I learned APL.
HVAC & more than just basic plumbing work. Oh & floor & wall tiling (again, more than just the basics).
SallyInStitches
Level 7
Aug 21, 2018
3
Id probably benefit the most from a public speaking course but fuck that. Anything to do with art, film, music, photography or cooking probably? Astronomy or local history might be interesting, although I’ve already taken astronomy at my local community college.
Wurlitzer
Level 8
Aug 21, 2018
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Over the past two years, I took increasingly difficult Spanish classes. Now I speak Spanish like a stroke victim.
"The Geology of North Central Washington" was cancelled by the local community college years ago. Darn.
I love "Nick on the Rocks" from Central Washington University. Geologist Nick Zentner leads viewers on armchair adventures through Washington’s diverse landscapes.
LiterateHiker
Level 9
Aug 21, 2018
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How to read the stock market so i could make money out of other peoples misery (sarcasm)?
SimonCyrene
Level 7
Aug 22, 2018
2
Spanish.. Would really help on my future career! I need to get going on this. Yes, I know this is a boring answer.
seaspot_run
Level 7
Aug 21, 2018
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I would like to learn more about art appreciation. I would love to learn about geometry and physics. I am definitely very poor at math subjects. I love the beauty of geometry and physics in the natural world. I have a tattoo of a nautilus with a crescent moon in it. I love the fibonacci sequence.
Wisewoman3
Level 7
Aug 21, 2018
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Cellular biology.
I know a bit from school, and i've read some papers, but I would love to have a much better understanding.
TristanNuvo
Level 8
Aug 21, 2018
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