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This is not taught in the course at all
This is how our professors caught us cheating instantly. We would look up the question, find some complicated answer on Chegg, and she asked us to solve the question on the chalkboard in front of the class to watch us fumble and embarrass ourselves.
Sure, that makes sense. What's the benefit of having those close nodes when you could space it out more at the higher values? Like the node at (-20uV, -10.5uV) has a lot of wiggle room between any others while the ones in the middle don't. Again, I've never done APSK so I don't know the benefit, genuinely asking!
Zohran Mamdani has become the youngest mayor elected in New York City in a century.
I think that's comforting even if I don't really know anything about him besides my 2 searches online about him. I had a coworker who absolutely despised him, so I looked him up and thought he was fine.
I finished my grad school during covid while professors were still in the "I don't understand new technology" mindset and most were just hoping people would show up in person, and since it was, ya know, Houghton, Michigan and there were at most 20 covid cases, everyone showed up in person to lectures and exams anyway.