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Do you really think I would send off something as important as that with no consideration of correct spelling/grammar etc?
Charles Baudelaire, right? I can’t say I am very well versed but I’m sure I’ve read that in one of his poems.
If you are referring to the word analysis then I don’t see how it was misused, to be honest! Perhaps that further proves your point however they do say that ignorance is bliss so I’m not going to bother finding out and test that theory!
opinions can be wrong.
In terms of physics I think you are wrong, for the most part. The better Universities, ie. Oxbridge, Imperial, Durham etc., do have a lot of content however it is certainly not knowledge-based – quite the opposite, in fact. For other subjects it probably varies. I’m not sure how the English departments are run but from what I have been told from people who have done degrees/masters/PhDs/years abroad in both systems in natural sciences, the emphasis on problem solving rather than rote learning seems to be more prevalent in the UK.</p>