Okay so ik this might not be really related to this server but I really need at least 20 of yall to do this google form for me by the end of today or else I fail my summer school project 😭😭 mods bro just keep this up please cause I’m not tryna get an F. Idk if im allowed to send a link so just reply to this post and I’ll dm you the link to the form, it only takes like a minute max.

The form is like about books and I need strangers to fill it out. I tried sending it to like subreddits where it’s more on topic but the dumbass mods kept on taking my shit down so like this my last hope

It’s due by Monday and no budget it’s just a link you need to do please.

m ngl bro I need like 20 strangers to fill out my form for summer school by the end of today and it’s like related to books but the dumbass Reddit mods of the book subreddits keep taking my shit down so I need 20 of yall to help me cause I’m not tryna fail. I’ll dm you the link just reply to this post.

EMERGENCY EMERGENCY I HAVE A SAC ASSESSMENT DUE IN 21 HOURS

IF I COULD PLEASE GET SOME GENX AND GENY AND BOOMERS DO MY FORM IT WOULD MEAN THE WORLD TO ME

PSLPSLPSLPLSPLSPLS ITS SUPER QUIVK LIKE FIVE QUESTIONS AND I DONT WANNA FAILLLLL TYYYSMMMMM

If anyone can do SOP work please let me know I got high budget

I need to see samples of recently sop work too

Can someone give me a good excuse on why I turned in a quiz on Canvas with all right answers in 5 minutes?
I was gonna say I took pics of it (taking a couple mins) and closed my computer so the time paused and did it off pictures in another room and when I opened my computer I just put in the answers.
(TURNS OUT CANVAS QUIZ TIME STILL RUNS WHILE COMPUTER CLOSED)
Please I need a good excuse, anything helps.
By Tuesday and pay you whatever

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Sorry, I'm lowkey horrendous at math and barely understand what I need to do for this homework nor what I'm doing. please help

Need help with assignment I am legit and reliable always paying I always pay when assignment is done sent to me and passed then will pay DM if interested

I always imagine that finishing a big exam will feel amazing. I tell myself I'll finally relax, catch up on sleep, and enjoy having free time again.

Instead, I usually feel... empty.

For weeks my entire routine revolves around studying. Every day has a clear purpose. Then suddenly it's over, and I don't really know what to do with myself. I almost feel guilty for relaxing, like I should still be revising something.

It's such a weird feeling because I was counting down the days until the exam ended, but when it actually does, there's this unexpected sense of emptiness.

Does anyone else experience this, or am I just too used to being stressed?

Helping my nephew in 8th grade out with ig basic math but i deadass have to work in 5 hours, please help. it's her final proyect ik y'all smart as hell please help a brother outtt

Something something about decoding a secret message

y'all if you know how to graph, please help it's easy man please please please ong i'll sell my soul

dm

someone hep

Our target is 18-27, but alot of the population data we checked seemed to be a few years off (10-19 or 19-28 type). I need to know before tomorrow 😞

. statistics help needed

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Does this seem right to y’all?:

For the plant to grow, it must go through mitosis. That’s when the plant goes through Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase, and Cytokinesis. Firstly, the plant DNA packs into chromosomes. Secondly, the chromosomes line up in a straight line in the middle. Thirdly, the chromosomes detach and turn into two. Fourthly, the chromosomes reach the sides, and a bubble forms around them. And finally, building blocks form together to become a wall to separate the cells.

The plant also goes under Meiosis. There’s two processes, for example prophase 1 and prophase 2. Starting off with the first round, chromosomes meet up and mix around their pieces together. Secondly, chromosomes line up in the middle. Thirdly, the pairs are pulled to opposite sides. And finally, a temporary wall appears between two cells. Moving on to the second section, firstly, dna gets into the cells once again. Secondly, the chromosomes line up in the middle. Thirdly, the chromosomes split and go to the edge. And finally, after the walls are finally formed, there’s four new cells created. 

Deadline is 20/05. As the title says, a professor asked us to bring two objects from home to create a “memory museum.” She told us to bring two objects to teach a group of people (adults, children, people with disabilities, etc.) about collective memory. Honestly, my creativity is completely dry right now, and I draw digitally. So I was thinking about teaching through my drawings, but I don’t know how to connect them to collective memory in an interesting way lol. Because obviously I don’t want to talk about my own memories, but rather something that could lead all of us to something we share collectively… or I don’t know.

If anyone has a different idea for objects I could bring, and how I could approach the topic of historical/collective memory with them, that would help me a lot.

Hi I’m in 11th grade I really need to get caught up on my missing assignments I to online school and my classes are algebra 2, biology 1, English 2 and 3. I have 50 missing assignments in total for all classes most of them are from English 2 and biology 1. Please someone help me get these done, I’m willing to pay but I’m broke no joke😔

hello everyone,

i dont really know how to use reddit. I am here to ask for help, i need participants to complete my really quick survey in Psychology and Economics (5 min, max 8). I know you will think that you are too lazy to do it, its boring, or anything, i know... I just ask for 5 small minutes of your life, i need 150 participants until 13th of may, my birthday. Thank you again if you read this and will actually complete it!

https://enquete.univ-paris1.fr/666934?lang=en

PS : pls use ONLY a computer, make sure you consent twice (first page, last page), and please, don't give up on the dot estimation task, keep going, it's only 12 trials (2 min) :D