So you're claiming that you are that stupid? Nope, not believing that for a second.
But you got the attention you were seeking, so be content.
i would love to meet this guy. The last of this kind that I failed to meet was small, gray, and living in the vicinity of Roswell. He does not come to our appointment.
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Oh my word yes, and the people who have the fancy degrees have the hugest egoes in the entire world and treat you like scum if you ever try to be friends with them. Especially graphic designers who have had smoke blown up their **** their entire lives.
I'll take any of them on any day in a fault diagnosing challenge. I cannot stand the classroom these days the classrooms feel like tombs full of dumb textbook students who will never get any job ever, the few that actually do are the cocky ones who never speak and never talk to anyone in the entire class ever and they are stupider than you or I are because they've never socialized and therefore cannot possibly know the first hand knowledge that everyone else who has done the work does know.
The reason for this is because the employers aren't actually hiring, nobody is, especially in a recession and that happened even before the recession hit, but the educators are still allowing students in because it MAKES THEM MONEY.
Its the kids with rich parents and fully grown adults who have had a job before who actually get the jobs that degrees provide and its not because of their knowledge or first hand experience its because mummy or daddy knows someone and they have lots of money. Simple as that. I went through up to doing a Cisco CCNA course, the teachers flat out lied to an entire years class just so they could fill the seats and run the course for the one guy in the entire classroom who actually knew what the **** he was doing because he had a job in the field before hand. He was just brushing up on his skills and getting the piece of paper. We were used like pawns.
The Cisco CCNA courses were meant to EDUCATE US not TEST US. Barraging a student repeatedly with questions is not TEACHING THEM especially when you give them NO TIME TO STUDY during the week!
You are given barely enough time to even shower and eat before you have to cram and then go to bed for the next days questions. And guess what you do on the weekends? That's right, cram more answers in for the questions instead of learning the technology and learning it hands on, you are given ADDITIONAL work over the weekend to do ontop of what you have to do. So you never get a day off, ever.
Nobody told us that it was a hidden requirement of the course that you actually needed to do a job in this field before you applied for the course. It was a complete blatant rip off of all of the students and a massive waste of their time.
Consumerism and bribery has met in the classroom and taken it over.
It makes me so mad that the classrooms are now full of bribery and corruption and that students including myself are treated like absolute crap for the sake of giving students with rich parents a better chance at passing. It happens, those students are given more time one on one with the teacher, they are always given the best textbooks and the best access to textbooks, the free Libraries are a JOKE! The books that you need ALWAYS checked out and the books if you need to buy one are $600 each or more.
We are society's calculated rejects.
Oh my word yes, and the people who have the fancy degrees have the hugest egoes in the entire world and treat you like scum if you ever try to be friends with them. Especially graphic designers who have had smoke blown up their **** their entire lives.
I'll take any of them on any day in a fault diagnosing challenge. I cannot stand the classroom these days the classrooms feel like tombs full of dumb textbook students who will never get any job ever, the few that actually do are the cocky ones who never speak and never talk to anyone in the entire class ever and they are stupider than you or I are because they've never socialized and therefore cannot possibly know the first hand knowledge that everyone else who has done the work does know.
The reason for this is because the employers aren't actually hiring, nobody is, especially in a recession and that happened even before the recession hit, but the educators are still allowing students in because it MAKES THEM MONEY.
Its the kids with rich parents and fully grown adults who have had a job before who actually get the jobs that degrees provide and its not because of their knowledge or first hand experience its because mummy or daddy knows someone and they have lots of money. Simple as that. I went through up to doing a Cisco CCNA course, the teachers flat out lied to an entire years class just so they could fill the seats and run the course for the one guy in the entire classroom who actually knew what the **** he was doing because he had a job in the field before hand. He was just brushing up on his skills and getting the piece of paper. We were used like pawns.
The Cisco CCNA courses were meant to EDUCATE US not TEST US. Barraging a student repeatedly with questions is not TEACHING THEM especially when you give them NO TIME TO STUDY during the week!
You are given barely enough time to even shower and eat before you have to cram and then go to bed for the next days questions. And guess what you do on the weekends? That's right, cram more answers in for the questions instead of learning the technology and learning it hands on, you are given ADDITIONAL work over the weekend to do ontop of what you have to do. So you never get a day off, ever.
Nobody told us that it was a hidden requirement of the course that you actually needed to do a job in this field before you applied for the course. It was a complete blatant rip off of all of the students and a massive waste of their time.
Consumerism and bribery has met in the classroom and taken it over.
It makes me so mad that the classrooms are now full of bribery and corruption and that students including myself are treated like absolute crap for the sake of giving students with rich parents a better chance at passing. It happens, those students are given more time one on one with the teacher, they are always given the best textbooks and the best access to textbooks, the free Libraries are a JOKE! The books that you need ALWAYS checked out and the books if you need to buy one are $600 each or more.
We are society's calculated rejects.
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Well! I thought it was tough when I went to school, but that was 50 years ago, and it WAS easier then to get a job. My experience is also that those who LOVE the subject that they want to learn, do best in the real world as well. Several engineers that I have admired, did not have degrees at all. Of course, it was also helpful to know and work with engineers with advanced degrees as well, as they add another (the intellectual or book learning)part to complete the overall training in design engineering. However, SOME 'academics' are a real pain in the ---, and so it goes. '-)
Which is the country you are talking about, describing this education system ?
Something that might interest Scott :
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/pass-labs/175040-more-fet-noise-measurements-euvl.html#post4168632
Happy New Year to all,
Patrick
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/pass-labs/175040-more-fet-noise-measurements-euvl.html#post4168632
Happy New Year to all,
Patrick
I saw your note, I'm tapping on a Kindle on vacation right now. Not sure what's going on without a little investigation.
Have you read any papers from the principle investigators? Quantum entanglement and things like the delayed choice experiment have nothing to do with super-luminal communication.
By communication I mean actual transfer of information as in tweeking a pair in Morse code.
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