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So what I'm going to do first is just give
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an overview of the course and talk about some
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of the logistics of how we're going
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to arrange the course this year.
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And then I was hoping that we'd have time
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to do a little bit of a review of forces and moments
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and equilibrium and free body diagrams.
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Things that I'm hoping you would have-- don't say no.
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We just started.
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It's like three minutes into the class.
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So yeah, things that I'm hoping that you've
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heard of before in 8.01.
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So we'll do that.
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So, I wanted to start by showing you this mechanic statue.
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This is in San Francisco on Market Street.
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So, since I've started teaching mechanics
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I've been going around and collecting
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pictures of mechanics' art.
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Who knew there was any mechanics' art to start with?
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It turns out there is.
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This is a famous statute.
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It says, dedicated to mechanics.
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And it was given by somebody in memory of his father.
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And here's a picture of the mechanic statute.
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There's a giant lever, and the lever
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is being pulled by these big, muscular men.
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And then, here's the inscription at the beginning.
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And if you go online you can see more pictures of this.
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And one of the interesting things
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is, in the 1906 earthquake in San Francisco,
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this was one of the few things that survived.
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There's photographs of all of downtown San Francisco totally
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burned to the ground, and this statue is still there.
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Anyway, I liked it because it said
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it was dedicated to mechanics, and it was a big lever.
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So that's mechanics.
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What we're going to do in this class
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is some solid mechanics and some mechanical behavior
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of materials.
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So we'll get into that in a bit.
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