Yeah, some of them are just "trained monkeys" basically. But I like Carlin's quote about playing the blues, "it's not that you know the right notes to be played, it's that you know why they need to be played."
I had a kid in a class I taught when I was a PhD student and he was nice but so entirely unable to connect with people that I felt bad for him. He'd come to my office hours (which coincided with lunch hours) just to eat with someone. He had no one who really shared similar interests with him. I kept thinking that this kid needed to be with other nerdy kids his age.
What I find happens with them is they get a BSc but aren't really employable, so they go and earn an MSc and then a PhD and then work in industry on the R&D side of the house. They aren't really fit to teach; they aren't really fit to conduct academic research, so they wind-up in industry, often with no route into leadership.
Just wait until you hear the people who finance the US prison system also finance gangster rap and heavy metal. These people know how to extract money from people.
Agreed. Especially in those stalls where you have to parkour to get around the stall door, the toilet will flush on its own at get droplets of "poo water" everywhere.
I'm happy to receive a gift from my wife, my friends, my family members but overly generous gifts, particularly from men I don't know well, make me feel uncomfortable.
i still don't see the problem that's pretty justified to me.
Yeah, some of them are just "trained monkeys" basically. But I like Carlin's quote about playing the blues, "it's not that you know the right notes to be played, it's that you know why they need to be played."
This would likely lead to feudalism.
I had a kid in a class I taught when I was a PhD student and he was nice but so entirely unable to connect with people that I felt bad for him. He'd come to my office hours (which coincided with lunch hours) just to eat with someone. He had no one who really shared similar interests with him. I kept thinking that this kid needed to be with other nerdy kids his age.
What I find happens with them is they get a BSc but aren't really employable, so they go and earn an MSc and then a PhD and then work in industry on the R&D side of the house. They aren't really fit to teach; they aren't really fit to conduct academic research, so they wind-up in industry, often with no route into leadership.
Honestly, it sounds terrible.
I think it's better to leave them in their normal year and just let them grow into incredibly talented adults.
Like sure, you've got a degree at 15, now what? Are you going to immediately go into full time work? Repeatedly do degree after degree?
Just wait until you hear the people who finance the US prison system also finance gangster rap and heavy metal. These people know how to extract money from people.
This is nonsense. It doesn't harm your eyes whatsoever. It's just light.
If it's my first time in the city I'm doing all the tourist stuff forsure but 2nd and 3rd time I'm doing more low key stuff
my bachelor party was just the guys playing video games in the same room, no girls involved haha
yeah these don't appeal to me either. half the time they look gross and the other half they look fake lol
"Think about it" and then proceeds to explain why you're wrong.
Agreed. Especially in those stalls where you have to parkour to get around the stall door, the toilet will flush on its own at get droplets of "poo water" everywhere.
I'm happy to receive a gift from my wife, my friends, my family members but overly generous gifts, particularly from men I don't know well, make me feel uncomfortable.
That's good. It seems OP read the book to learn how to be loved, not how to read and respond to other people's language.
Step-mom is stuck in the dryer is the worst romance trope!