Why doesn't /pol/ like higher education? Isn't knowledge good? Or is it just those with poor grades who didn't get accepted?
>>72121337
Leet post, cod fisher. Pat yourself in the back.
>>72121337
I dunno bout grades n shit but that lawn clearly got fence around it. Safe to assume everyone on the grass is dumb AF
Higher education is great. A lot of what we consider to be higher education ought to be taught in regular public schools rather than dumbing down the regular public schools. And the parasite jew bankers have to be taken out of the mix.
>>72121337
Higher education is a good thing. The problem is, a lot of dumbasses are going into debt, going to college, and not getting an actual higher education.
>>72121564
If i'm not mistaking, Columbia is one of the best schools in America if not the world.
>>72121337
The hate is only towards Liberal Arts SJWs and STEM meme victims that compromise two growing, cancerous subgroups.
It's good, and all majors are important but
>women's studies
It should be outlawed or entry minimized
>>72121337
Pretty much everyone is ready to go to work out of high school. Yet for most jobs, the only applicants that will be considered must have a 4 year degree, which is essentially 4 years of very expensive daycare for adults. The universities function primarily as an obstacle to stop young adults from entering the workforce and integrating into society.
Higher education is great if your actually there to do something with it and not just because it's the next step to take. That being said, there's retards in every bunch and I'm only there to get my numbers up
>>72121337
WHERE ARE THE MALE BLACK STUDENTS ITS 80% WHITE
I MEAN ITS CURRENT YEAR I CANT EVEN
>>72122001
Isn't Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math, good? Or did i read it wrong.
College in America is pretty much pointless. A degree is required for most shit though, like a High School Diploma used to be. College's force you to take classes that you have no interest in just to fill general education requirements instead of taking classes for the job that you want to get. Even when you take classes for your major, nothing prepares you for an actual job than having that job. You can go into just about any line of work and after a month, know what you have to do.
It's too retardedly expensive. Got into Vanderbilt which I always wanted to go to but I'm not throwing down 70,000 a year. WASTE.
It's easier to avoid libs than you think though. I openly support Trump at my current school.
>>72122177
Basically this
>>72122145
STEM is a meme. It's just a way for insufferable tards to feel good about themselves and look down on others.
>>72121872
this
>Philosophy
>English
>Women's Studies
>History
>Art History
>Art
>Africana Studies
>etc
Half of the majors should just be optional supplementary minor degrees, not full blown major/master/PhDs
>>72121911
Columbia is a globalist breeding ground. You could bomb it to rubble and we'd be better off as a country as long as somebody got all the books and records over to a different library ahead of time.
It's one of those places you go if you want to be part of the "in club."
>>72121337
>implying knowledge of gender studies and gay African horse porn studies are of equal value compared to knowledge of economics, finance, science, engineering or law.
KNAWLEDGE.hereinmygarage
>>72122254
its creepy the trump humpers are copying his style of blustering. this isnt twitter you can use grammar here.
>>72122323
It's okay, anon. You'll find a job with your Intro to Typing degree and your 2 years experience working at your university's help desk cloning hard drives and installing printers. Just keep looking.
>>72122449
>This isn't Twitter. You can use grammar here.
Nice education you got there, bud. Ironic!
>>72121337
I never got the Liberal indoctrination /pol/ talks about.
Yeah, I had to take sociology and some culture classes, but those were 101s.
I never had an agenda pushing professor even in STEM classes in California
>>72122519
Enjoy your biology """""degree""""" and no job.
>>72121337
I'm a college grad with with experience in my field who's going back to grad school for a degree to get a better job. Education is great if you have a plan to use it, but falling for the academic Jew and taking out 60k in loans to get a degree in business studies without actually learning anything or having a career plan is fucking stupid. Higher education isn't for everyone, I don't know why we're pretending it is.
Certs are cheaper and get you into the job force quicker
>>72122323
Isn't STEM the best fields? In like every possible way? Knowledge, future job prospects, salary, global universal progress, etc.
>>72122449
I just think it's funny on this board. Nobody talks like that in real life.
>>72122350
The problem is, things like English and History are important, they're just not something where there is a huge market for PhDs in those subjects. Kids haven't been taught the critical thinking skills to look ahead and see what the job market is going to look like in 10 years.
Do you want to know one thing that is going to be important in the near future? Agriculture. Our farmers are getting older than hell. Demand for food that isn't the result of an industrialized agricultural system is also on the rise. In 5 or 10 years, there will be enormous opportunity there. A lot of kids who get misty eyed about gender studies should be going to an Ag school instead.
>>72122596
I think you misunderstood. I was making fun of you for hating on STEM and made the leap that you got some shitty useless intro to computers degree and worked at the help desk to "flesh out your CV" and thought that's all it takes to get a good STEM job.
Protip: some shitty general "computer science" degree isn't going to get you shit. Same with a general "biology" degree if you arent going premed. You need to specialize or go for the real desirable STEM degrees.
>>72122635
>Isn't STEM the best fields? In like every possible way?
No, it's not.
>Knowledge
STEMtards know nothing about the human world around them, and it shows through their autism. no STEM major is going to explain to me what's wrong with Africa (muh niggers is their only answer) or how to stimulate economic development there.
>Future job prospects
That's also a meme. There are TONS of stemtards who have no job out of college.
>Salary
Average salary may be higher, but not everyone goes to university for a higher salary alone.
>global universal progress
What the fuck does this even mean? Progress is more than just science and technology. There are so many ways that humanity still needs to progress that are related to society itself, I mean hell we still have fragile/failed states all over the world, and there's no need for that. We know how to fix them.
>>72121337
False knowledge and lies.
>>72122871
You stupid nigger, you shitposted and I shitposted back. I don't need a fucking essay explaining why you said what you did.
God damn you STEMtards are truly insufferable.
>>72122177
The big problem is that universities aren't meant to be job mills
I don't know who had the bright idea to make them job mills but they were stupid
>>72121911
I don't know. I haven't studied at Columbia so I'm in no position to say how good or bad that school really is and probably neither are you.
There is no way of telling what school is the best. Sure we can compare schools on local level but globally there are so many variables that it becomes impossible. Varying funding, different programs, longer or shorter tradition, number of students, how good particular departments are it all differs from school to school.
But.. fence usually means "no trespassing", they should know that at Columbia
>>72122145
MIT is a meme, not even the best tech
>>72122790
Wouldn't robotics be a better degree for agriculture?
>>72122145
To bad an Indian or Chinese wage slave will take your job once you graduate, at least in America
>>72122573
Okay, let's disregard the liberal indoctrination. Are you going to tell me that you needed to spend however many years and however many thousands of dollars on classes before you were capable of doing what your job requires?
>>72122323
Yeah STEM is a meme but it's not a joke like every other degree at unis right now
>>72122790
You are correct on all fronts, sir. A classical liberal education, even a token one, is essential for good mind. Going austist STEM-only is basically training to be a human robot.
And food and other natural resource exploitation technologies are where it's at. The robber barons of today know this, which is why they're throwing all their heft and money after inventing a new global economy centered around their control of said resources and technologies.
>>72122323
>>72122635
>>72122519
I think He's talking more along the lines of the faggots who start STEM then drop out because they have to do work. These are normally the same people who rub it in your face that theyre in STEM and are going to be astronauts and shit.
Just like deadbeats who go to college to be a writer, even though the only thing they'll push themselves to write is a re-hash of someone else's story
>>72122354
Most universities fall into this category. The American university system is the father of lies
>>72121337
OP sliding
>>72106670
You are still not a third gender nutjob
>>72121337
>Why doesn't /pol/ like higher education?
Higher education is good, the problem lies with liberal infested shithole universities. That said, there are plenty that aren't that bad so the fault lies with retards who go there and then complain.
>Isn't knowledge good?
By what system of morality? There are very few that hold knowledge itself to be an intrinsic good. Many hold it to be good so long as it leads to good things. In that regard, college is good so long as it leads to a good job. Depending on what job you are going for, there are often times far better alternatives.
>Or is it just those with poor grades who didn't get accepted?
Starting a thread with an ad hominem. Classy.
>>72123047
It's not a good school?
It ranked Nr.1 in engineering it seems.
http://grad-schools.usnews.rankingsandreviews.com/best-graduate-schools/top-engineering-schools/eng-rankings
>>72122979
>be retarded
>someone pokes fun at you
>baselessly shitpost back
>get explained the joke and why you're a retard for hating on STEM
>WE WERE JUST SHITPOSTING PLEASE STOP CYBERBULLYING ME
Will you work at my company's help desk please? We just had a guy quit and I lost the ability to map network drives for some reason. I have to manually type in the server name every time.
>>72122596
I have a bio degree and I do biomedical research. What do you do?
Don't lump actual researchers in with those stupid girls who eek out ecology and a couple other easy classes and then pretend they're real scientists.
>>72121872
This. Growing up I knew I was never going to college because my parents had high-time preference and I knew the value (of what remains of our) dollar at an early age. I did not expect to end up homeless during my senior year and dropped out with only months remaining.
I'm in my 30s now without a GED and far too late to start from the absolute bottom. I am thankful for my retail job that (over) pays me at $14/hr but thats after nearly a decade of menial annual raises, but at the end of the day I have nothing to show for my time on this earth.
>>72122900
Holy shit how mad are you? You must have been bullied by STEMgods who got better jobs than you and now you're shitposting.
>No, it's not.
Yes, it is.
>STEMtards know nothing about the human world around them, and it shows through their autism. no STEM major is going to explain to me what's wrong with Africa (muh niggers is their only answer) or how to stimulate economic development there.
"Muh niggers" literally is the answer. Goes to show the quality of liberal arts education that they unironically teach all the lemmings that races are equal.
>That's also a meme. There are TONS of stemtards who have no job out of college.
Because they either picked a degree with less job prospects like pure bio or they didn't network at all. In any case, more STEM graduates get jobs than non-STEM graduates per capita. Stay mad about it.
>Average salary may be higher, but not everyone goes to university for a higher salary alone.
I'm sure you went to be "culturally enriched". Enjoy working at Starbucks I guess?
>>72123116
Well are there any chemical companies that will teach you organic chemistry?
Any hospitals that have their own nursing programs that will take anyone who applies?
>>72121337
The only way to belief that Hitler was good, the Holocaust was a lie, the Joos run the world, and any of the other asinine bullshit /pol/ believes is to be completely stupid.
Two reason:
1) pol is too dumb
2) there are many liberals in universities
>knowledge can only be gained from establishments of higher learning
>>72122900
>>72122979
Your butthurt is amazing.
>>72123278
Think how the ranking is made and you will get the answer.
>>72123147
They have banished western civilization and replaced it with queer studies
>>72121337
My biggest issue with higher education in the US is that, at the moment, it's just High School 2.0. You need a college degree to get a job now, because everyone is encouraged to go to college and it saturated the market with graduates.
This wouldn't be a problem, except that it's something that you're required to go to and required to pay for—instead of all schooling before it, which is free.
Granted, I'm not saying that we should make college free. Instead, we should make high school classes harder, but let people know of the other options out there (e.g. trade school), and not force everyone into higher education.
>>72121337
Any sort of debt scares me. I will never go into debt as long as I live. Got $70k in the bank, I wouldn't know what I would do if I had debt. Probably kill myself.
>>72122900
Guys, is this guy telling the truth?
im kinda looking forward to whenever i can go to uni
if its as full of leftist shits that /pol/ and all my mates say it'll be a blast fucking with them any way i can
>>72123278
I work at MIT. That guy is retarded and angry he didn't get admitted here.
>>72123092
There is more to ag than giant combines. Plus, like I said, people are rediscovering non-industrial food products. On top of that, robotics requires energy. Pic related is the price that oil companies need to break even, or it was back in 2013 or 2014. If you look at the current oil price and compare, you know that the oil industry is going to break. That will make running those robots a lot more expensive.
>>72121337
Disliking bullshit liberal art degrees ≠disliking education
>>72122900
> I mean hell we still have fragile/failed states all over the world, and there's no need for that. We know how to fix them.
t. Oliver North
>>72123282
>Shitpost at someone and call it "poking fun"
>Get shitposted back
>Suddenly turn all serious so you can try to claim the moral high ground
yeah, no. Piss off kiddo.
>>72123466
Almost. We intentionally create failed and fragile states in order to maintain global dominance. He's not thinking outside of the box quite far enough.
He's right that we know how to fix them. But the real problem is that we want them broken.
>>72122029
The only "women's studies" that should be taught in higher education is gynaecology.
>>72123329
My proposed alternative: Bring back apprenticeships.
>>72121337
Except many of us do advocate for a form of higher education, just not for a useless degree.
>>72123311
>"Muh niggers" literally is the answer.
kek, case-in-point. This is the depth of understanding that the average STEMtard has regarding the state of Africa today,
>>72121337
At university right now. The only reason I'm here is >90% of tuition paid for. College is literally another form of government control that forces ideology down your throat with the alternative being social isolation and robbing you of all ethos. It conditions people to do what they're told and supplies the ruling class with more retarded, pampered little piglets that get to ruin your life because they're "smarter" and "put in the work" despite having NO real world experience.
Higher Education literally killed America
>>72122900
>>72122635
>>72123311
>>72123400
>>72123466
Come on, we've been told to go STEM since the recession, probably not as strong before then.
The field has to be overcrowded already.
Now elementary and middle schools are adopting STEM and STEAM intro programs.
>>72121337
>Why doesn't /pol/ like higher education?
What gave you this idea?
What a shit thread. I honestly wish some sort of cataclysmic event or civil war would happen so i could kill you reddit retards.
>>72121337
khanacademy.org
>>72121337
because pol is populated by dumb subversive cunts, kinda like campus people but right wing
t.physicsfag
>>72123510
>I work at MIT.
Every campus needs landscaping.
>>72123685
Keep crying and telling yourself it was whitie's fault, libturd. This is why you work a minimum wage job.
>>72123765
>since the recession
kek, when I was a freshman in HS (I graduated in 2006) they were pushing kids into STEM. It's been going on for a long time now, and that's why STEM kiddies these days think they're hot shit.
https://youtu.be/0s-Y6ti9vLU
This is why
>>72123604
>kiddo
God damn your asspain is unreal. Did a STEM professor blow you the fuck out in front of class one day for saying something retarded or something?
>>72121337
I love higher education. American colleges have been transformed by Frankfurt School thought leaders into religious cults.
We are for higher education as long as it is STEM and not a bullshit major like women's studies or ethnic studies or LGBT studies.
>>72123522
Robotics is still going to explode in agriculture and a lot of other fields. I live within an hour of about five factories that are all transitioning to automated labor within the next few years. We know factories have huge turnover rates and that's costing them a lot of money.
>>72121337
It's a joke at best, I'd bet money most engineers think metal conducts electricity, which isn't the case at all.
Every field of science of learning in general is dogmatic and woefully inaccurate
>>72122900
No one cares about Africa.
it's a legit waste of time especially if you're not studying hard science and even then its still a waste of time unless you're getting a phd.
even professors know this. i had a professor advertise the fact one that none of us will ever get a job in our field but we can use our degree to show our potential employers that we can stick to deadlines, we are committed, and can write papers.
i was like what kind of bullshit is that?
>>72123765
It's not about overcrowding as much as it is the degree's usefulness. Even if only 1 person had an art degree on the whole of planet earth he'd still have problems getting a job. Whereas a STEM graduate who networked, went into internships, got a good GPA, and went to a good university will almost certainly make a decent salary.
There's gonna be competition no matter what you do. Don't run away from it, be better.
>>72123968
So why do people say that STEM is a meme?
>>72124037
Europe did. We do. China does. That should tell you something.
>>72123986
Robotics in agriculture is not going to explode when the mismatch between the oil price and the cost of oil production is corrected. We're going to get less oil for a lot more money, and those robots are going to become a lot more expensive to run.
>mfw I'm spending 25k a year to go to college so I can get a job in a field that you should only need training for
Aviation
I'm already a commercial pilot but I need a degree in sticking my thumb in my ass in order to get a job with a carrier
>>72124100
Only STEM kiddies think STEM is anything other than a meme. They have to rationalize their chosen field of study.
>>72124033
>I'd bet money most engineers think metal conducts electricity,
Then what does it do exactly? As far as I know, metal is a conductor of electricity (generally).
>>72123867
it's even worse now as they are targeting preschoolers for the STEM meme.
>>72124147
That's only because of natural resources. In reality, our governments don't give a shit about the people there, beyond using them or them getting in our way.
>>72124100
Contrarians. STEM got popular so now they have to say it's a meme to remain hipster/alternative.
I'm 21 years old and make 275k usd a year. I went to a technical school and got an associates degree in architectural drafting and became one of the leading architects in the firm that hired me. I paid all my loans off within the first 6 months of my career starting.
Tfw I'm in a stem feild not dominated by the jew and I make more than most of the keks on this site
>>72124100
It's been pushed for the past two decades, a ton in the past decade
Plus, this is being pushed by the government
>The NSF uses a broader definition of STEM subjects that includes subjects in the fields of chemistry, computer and information technology science, engineering, geosciences, life sciences, mathematical sciences, physics and astronomy, social sciences (anthropology, economics, psychology and sociology), and STEM education and learning research.
http://www.nsf.gov/pubs/2012/nsf12599/nsf12599.htm#appendix
Art, psychology, astrology? Those are STEM now
>>72121337
GET IN HERE AND POST THEM RARE YURIS!
>>72124147
It tells us about the agricultural land and mineral resources sitting there waiting to be utilized.
>>72121337
Knowledge is good
Kike indoctrination is bad.
By all means go to college, but be prepared to have your ideas looked down on and to be treated like an outsider. You need to hold strong to your convictions and oppose your professors' kikery
>>72124343
>I'm 21 years old and make 275k usd a year
Oh yeah? Well I'm 18 and just got a new job, 300k/month starting.
>>72124590
PhD in math?
>>72124271
>>72124271
I know you think that that it is and that's not your fault.
In actuality metals in general are horrible among the worst conductors
What actually occurs is magnetic fields and dielectric fields in the maxellian sense are comprised of lines of force that when crossing form electricity
What travels around metals and in power lines between the metal and the insulator is Magnetism which becomes electricity when used at the other end of the circuit
>>72124067
>There's gonna be competition no matter what you do. Don't run away from it, be better.
Wise words
Ain't it funny how all these people saying STEM is a meme can't find a viable alternative? If STEM is a meme then what is left is only liberal arts degrees, business, law, and the like. Business and law are more over saturated than STEM by FAR. And liberal arts degrees have ZERO job prospects.
People who say STEM is a meme are just mad that it isn't a instant path to a high paying job for minimal effort.
>>72121337
First of all, /pol/ always praises STEM, so you're wrong.
Second, higher education is a collective term that covers more or less every form of college education, from a bachelor's degree in women's studies to a PhD in physics. In other words, a higher education isn't inherently a good or a bad thing. It depends what kind of higher education you get.
Currently, we have an enormous amount of useless degrees that doesn't really teach you anything but political and social propaganda. These need to be drastically reduced, removed or retooled, so that they teach people something of value, or so they can focus their energy elsewhere.
>>72121337
Higher education is for beta mamma's boys. No wonder why you're all faggots. You're all becoming jews.
>>72123522
Why would you include capital expenditures in an oil profitability/cost graph?
>>72124861
Any degree is viable if it fits into your career plans. That's why STEMfags don't understand. They've spent their whole lives trying to do the thing that gives them instant gratification that they've failed to realize there are many paths to success.
>>72122323
LOL HOLY SHIT THIS IS HILARIOUS
>math peepel thnk math makez u bttr
>>72124861
STEM is a meme when shit like this is considered STEM
>>72124404
>anthropology, economics, psychology and sociology
>>72124980
Uh, because they have to pay those costs, or they will go out of business.
>>72121911
True true.
Columbia is my dream school atm, I have a ~30-40% of being accepted with my qualifications according to admissions.
I'll be apply to their business school in 1-2 years.
>>72123103
>kek
>>72123103
>Found the brown
>>72124590
he forgot the yen part
>>72124783
>electromagnetism
fucking kill yourself my man
>>72123908
>>72123282
Someone failed their prerequisites LOL
Because
Knowledge is power.
Power corrupts.
There knowledge is corruption
>>72125254
Those aren't considered part of STEM.
>>72121337
Fuck off libcuck, college is just Jew tactics to shill shillings out of our pockets all while pushing Zionist propaganda to feed us with libcuck propaganda. Disgusting faggots
>>72125951
suck that cut kike cock shill
>>72121337
Higher education is great on paper.
There's a lot of problems with it though. One of them is simply shitty professors who don't help their students, or require a certain number of students get Cs, Bs, and As despite mastery of the material, or just regurgitate assignments from online without actually knowing how to teach. There's a lot of other university problems too, but tat's just one of them.
>>72126286
>require a certain number of students get Cs, Bs, and As despite mastery of the material
What professor gives A papers C or B grades? I can't see the benefit for anyone of doing that..
>>72125275
>Uh, because they have to pay those costs, or they will go out of business.
Capital expenditures are almost always mostly growth costs.
>>72125461
Gotta be 18 to post here, kiddo
>>72126017
Check the source though, it's a government agency. If they say it's true, then it is true.
>>72126587
That chart was the price that oil would need to be in order for the oil companies to be cash flow neutral. Capex is something that they still have to shell out, which effects how much oil needs to be in order for them to be cash flow neutral, especially if you are talking about the frackers. Fracked oil wells in places like the Bakken have a first year depletion rates of something like 50%-70%, so they have to "DRILL BABY DRILL!" even if all they want to do is keep production flat. That take capex. In fact, between 2000 and 2014, capex costs per bbl increased 10.9% per year. It's still money flowing out, which needs to be replaced by money flowing in.
>>72121337
>Why doesn't /pol/ like higher education? I
Educated people vote Democrat
Educated people hate bigots
Educated people believe & practice SCIENCE
Educated people are determined to keep white trash "in their place"
>>72123850
You're funny, but I'm actually in a lab doing research right now.
>>72122323
>t. didn't get a STEM degree
>>72127235
>as I shitpost on /pol/
I believe it.
>>72127611
I'm running HPLC, I have lots of time to make accurate and informative posts from within academia on my phone.
>>72128060
Sure then let's see a pic with time stamp.
>be STEM autist at public university
>GPA is only like 3.25, probably gonna drop a little
>failed to get a co-op 3 times at the school with literally #1 career services in the nation
At least I'm not drowning in debt, I suppose.
>>72128136
If I post a time-stamped pic right now, do you promise to drink bleach on camera?
>>72122596
>Biology degree is useless
>Make 50 dollars an hour as a pharmacist
Good one
>>72122137
>White
Jewish, you shitlord. Fucking apologize to them right now you filthy goy.
>>72128634
All I have on-hand is Scrubbing Bubbles™ but sure.
>>72128518
you're probably one shit interviewee.
>>72121337
Independent thought is good. Someone telling you what to think at some Indoctrination Center isn't.
>>72129025
Actually the case, got some coaching from a local radio host, though supposedly I actually interviewed pretty well the third time and less shit the second. They just didn't think I was a fit for the organization or some shit.
I have no engineers in my immediate family, so it's possible everyone else has connections or something.
>>72128989
Don't let me down.
Honestly doing something applied is fine and the top tier students can get away with something general, but most students doing psychology, anthropology, sociology, English and the like are going to get buttfucked with debt and no job opportunities.
>>72128753
You forgot the part where you have to go to pharmacy school after your degree
>>72129660
How am I supposed to know that's MIT though? Also what's your field of study?
>>72129826
My major is waiting on them fucking scrubbing bubbles.
>>72121337
I've done lots of university. University currently only really works financially for people who become academics. Academics are primarily politicians who do research (or supervise graduate students) as a way to pull more grant funding. Most academics have some kind of serious personality disorder and leave miserable, lonely lives.
The only degree worth getting is an engineering degree, but in Canada at least, getting an engineering degree is still a waste of time. It's more like getting a stamp on your forehead that says: "I love working long hours for free!". While you're more likely to get a job as an engineer, that job is guaranteed to be full of responsibility and demands, and you're not going to be paid much anyway.
>>72124067
>>a STEM graduate who networked, went into internships, got a good GPA, and went to a good university
Take a good long look at all that shit you just typed, then consider that people used to get decent paying work fresh out of high school. Then ask yourself one simple question: How long do you think it will be before this country elects an openly socialist president?
>>There's gonna be competition no matter what you do. Don't run away from it, be better.
Pretty damn soon most forms of foreign competition are going to be outlawed.
>>72130084
Cmon tell me before I go get some grub.
>>72121337
I love higher education. I tend to hate highly educated people, however.
>>72130649
Drink the scrubbing bubbles first. A deal is a deal.
>>72129238
Universities are arguably the biggest advocates of independent thinking.
>>72130802
That's the grub though :^)
>>72131096
Finish your meal on camera and I'll answer your questions about what I do, how I got my job, etc.
>>72131039
Religion is, stupid.
>>72131287
shit man I just wanted to know what you were studying but I guess you're just another masshole
>>72131368
You made a deal with me, and now you're going back on your word. I held up my end of the bargain, now man up and do the same.
>Masshole
Is that supposed to insult me? It's not my fault everyone outside of the Northeast is slow and stupid.
>>72131745
>feeling vindictive because an anon didn't believe you were currently in a lab at MIT while posting on 4chan
just a regular asshole then
btw you didn't actually prove you were in MIT anywhere :^)
off to eat some scrubbing bubbles free food then
>>72122979
Holy shit lol, thanks for this post
>>72124783
Waving around the intro material you learned from your undergrad engineering sciences doesn't prove anything.
It's literally jargon at this scenario and you're being the textbook example of an elitest, overly talkitave douche
>>72121337
>college
>higher education
>knowledge
At this point, college and knowledge are mutually exclusive. It is quite literally an expensive book club for horny alcoholics where professors espouse opinion instead of objective fact. Even STEM is filled with political bullshit and at my uni the engineering department has more furries than the fucking sociology weirdos. If I wasn't already balls deep and on the verge of graduation, I would've said fuck it long ago.
>>72131977
Butthurt and a liar? What a sad combo. Enjoy being shit at life.
