ap1 who am i

in this ap I went over my beliefs, and why I chose to believe them. here is the script, and I edited it down a bit.

   Money, power, hunger, fear. Now that I have your attention. I believe that everybody is equal in my eyes until they prove that they're not. I don't believe in religion, and I don't feel as though I have an obligation to do so. I don't support anything in politics and some people don't like that. I don't care that's who I am. I don't judge people based on first appearances and trust is earned rather than giving out. I don’t talk about anything personal unless you can see it from how I look or have that kind of bond with me. Nobody trusts anybody from the start, and I never trust anybody completely. Yes I know that’s sO dEeP aNd EmO oMgg, whatever, I don’t care. People say act I like an anime character in that I have a difficult past and don’t show much of my personal side, but I’m a human being, I have weaknesses, so does everyone. I think about small things so much that they become equal to the big things in life. I take note of every aspect of a person just by having a conversation with them. I know it seems like I’m getting off-topic but hear me out. I take note of every little detail. I find weaknesses. I see right through people. I believe that everyone has a little pocket inside them, that keeps all the negativity. As that little pocket starts to fill with thoughts, experiences, etc.., it grows and gets heavier. What usually happens when something you’re carrying gets heavier? It gets harder to carry it. I can see how large that little pocket is inside people. I can see if their shoes are worn out because they’ve been dragging their feet or if their posture has declined or if they look tired and hollow because of that pocket, and some people are very good at hiding it, but I see it eventually. Everyone can see it, but maybe you don’t know how to. But in the end, everyone is really the same. Were all people. With hearts. And brains. And legs, and arms, and fingers, and bones, and toes, and eyes, and everything that makes a human different than a dog. We all have emotions, thoughts (believe it or not some people do in fact have things going on up there, although it may not seem like it. I don’t see any reason to treat one person differently than the other unless I see a valid reason. Both negative and positive. You might be a very nice person, but maybe you’re also racist. Then it’s up to me to decide, and hopefully, I know which is more important. Usually, the good outweighs the bad. That’s why I don’t support or go against anything. I don’t support BLM, I don’t support trump, or Biden, or PETA, or anything religious I’m just a human being. I want to have friends based on interests and relatability. Not beliefs. And I get what some things are for the better, but I'm not going to put a label on myself when I'm just a 15-year-old high school student, I still have my life to live. Things to experience. But anyway, I hope I didn't go too off-topic.

Nathan · podcast episode

NO fuel action project 1

 

NO ap for fuel class lignite coal. very common, very useful. how do you get your havds on it? dig into the ground. its there, theres tons of it, and the usa has tons of it. you can learn all about it with my slide show below, the slie show includes trend data of coal usage in algeria and the usa, info on lignite coal aswell, plus info on the usa and algeria and their envolvement with lignite coal.

ap for world history lab

 NO, ap for world history lab

Mon, Feb 1, 2021

this was a commercial-podcast on farming that I and my classmate did on how farming is a better lifestyle. our slogan was ""I hope you enjoy it. 

https://youtu.be/A66icCPSDiA

water, unit 2 ap: water filter

 

Section 1 on the left, wrapped in silver tape, is holding (left to right) paper towel barrier, cotton, then another barrier made of nano fiber. Section 2 has paper towel, cotton, and another paper towel. Then, section 3 ts paper towel, sand and activated charcoal. 

(First explanation of filter)

First I used air filter material. I used this to get everything large out, and so that I was sure that there was nothing getting through. Air filters can filter particles in the air, so I'd assume they can filter water as well. I sealed it off with paper towels.

 Then, the sand and charcoal gets the small stuff so the water is clean and somewhat drinkable. I used a bunch of pieces of pvc pipe because I could unscrew the different chambers. I used two different types of

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unit 2 ap

tape (duct tape and waterproofing tape) because I wanted to ensure that no water leaked out. I put paper towels separating each chamber, not just for separation, but also for filtration and to ensure entrapment so that it doesn't just flush everything out.

(second explanation)

Then, I used cotton and paper towels. Both these would get large/medium pieces of stuff in the water. Just to get anything the first filtration system didn't get, and just because of paranoia. 

The first strip was tap water, straight from my tap.

Its nitrate level was 30 ppm or 30/1000000, 0.00003, or -4.25 as a logarithm. Id say that the control (straight tap water) had a GH level of about 140 ppm, or 140/1000000, or 0.00014, or -3.85 as a logarithm.  The ph level was 7.5, which was about 0.0000000316

the second strip was the dirty tap water. Its nitrate level was about the same. however its GH level was 180 ppm, or 180/1000000, or 0.00018, or -3.74 as a logarithm. the ph level was 8,5, the conversion was 0.00000000316
                        
the third was the filtered dirty tap water. It had the same nitrate level. id say the GH level for this one was about 80 PPM, or 80/1000000, or 0.00008, or -4.09 as a logarithm. the ph level was 6.5, the conversion here was o,oooooo316.

water filter project

 

this is the water i put in the filter, 

its just mixed with some dirt from outside my house.

                                                heres one of the tests, the filtered water. it was                                                                                                     much better than any of the other tests.

                                                                Here is each individual test

                                         This is the dirty water i got from outside, it looks disgusting.

The water after i put it through my filter

                                            testing the water after i filtered it. it looked alot better than before!

Action project on water usage

     This is my research for my class called Water. We researched how much water countries use on a daily basis and to compare them. I choose to compare America to Australia to see the difference in their daily average water usage. It is about how much water the average American uses compared to the daily average of an Australian also being compared to my daily average water usage. I used this link to see how many gallons I use on a daily basis. Me and my classmates researched how much water other countries use on a daily basis.

     I researched Australia and they use 20 gallons less then the average American. I think that Americans use more water because they do not realize how much water they use on a daily basis. I also think that other countries notice how much water they use and what they use it for. Below this introduction I made an info graphic showing the comparison. I also explain my classes FE. FEs are field experiences. This field experience we went to see how much water we could carry to our school from the nearest body of water. From that calculation I learned that it would take me about 30 minutes to walk a mile carrying 8 gallons of water. This FE was to show us how much water we use a day and how hard it can be to get. In fact the water that we got was dirty water. We learned that water is a privilege to have and that it is not something that everyone has access to. I also used Piktochart to make my info graphic.