For backpackers, especially ounce counters, cuben is definitely top notch. But I can't say I'd be willing to take that much out of my wallet for a tent to go car camping.
You want to go UHMWPE, but you're shy. You THINK Dyneema is your ex-girlfriends' cousin after the fire died down, but... This hi-tec fiber is costly for a good reason, i.e.; to pay our Materials Technologies (Inorganic Chemistry salaries.)
15 reasons to date a chemist:
1. The puns. You’ll have fantastic “chemistry.” Chemists have all the “solutions” and great “figures.”
2. Chemists have brains. This organ cannot be overrated.
3. Your date can probably help you figure out why your cake recipe keeps falling flat. (The kitchen is really the lab of the home
.4. Chemists care about the details.
5. Chemists love learning — and sharing that enthusiasm for knowledge. You’ll have your own personal tour guide at the science center.
6. Chemists don’t give up easily. They’re willing to commit to a lot of experimentation and try multiple methods in order to satisfactorily solve a problem.
7. Lab coats are pretty spiffy.
8. Chemists are patient. A lot of their work is time-consuming and repetitive.
9. Chemists are great with kids and at parties, thanks to the wonders of dry ice and easy at-home demonstrations.
10. Chemists are perpetually fascinated by how things work. You’ll start looking at ordinary things from a new perspective.
11. Chemists focus well and have impressive attention spans. Away from the lab, you’ll be given his/her full attention, too.
12. Your date will be someone who wants to keep discovering and improving. Aspiring to measurable progress is inspiring.
13. Chemists don’t let germs interfere with their results. No need to worry about poor hygiene here.
14. Chemists are practical thinkers. If you’re asked out by a chemist, he/she probably really wants to date you — and has already put a lot of thought into it.
15. Chemists like structure and stability. This includes healthy, committed relationships.
“People have such a love for the truth that when they happen to love something else, they want it to be the truth; and because they do not wish to be proven wrong, they refuse to be shown their mistake. And so, they end up hating the truth for the sake of the object which they have come to love instead of the truth.”
―Augustine of Hippo, Fifth Century A.D.
For backpackers, especially ounce counters, cuben is definitely top notch. But I can't say I'd be willing to take that much out of my wallet for a tent to go car camping.
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