LOL...
Ain't that the truth, and anything seems to be too much.
u also ignorant to whatever you talked about when you have to base everything on the very limited knowledge you learned from high school. what it appears to be on a pic may differ greatly from what it really is due to illusion, and i don't think your hs teacher had taught you to take this into consideration tbh
Yeah. Spurstalk is like the playground kind of. Any weakness will be jumped on. Not that I'm saying that what you've posted like tracking down homes is something I'd do but it's not something I really giva about
You had to use the word "nut" ?
You just couldn't make your point w/o resorting to a low blow could you.
Let me educate you WC the topics I debate are being debated by professors scollars and highly educated people from all over the globe.
You think I am the only person on earth that thinks 9/11 was an inside job?
Am I the only person that thinks the JFK assination had only one shooter?
Am I the only person you know who thinks man didnt evolve from a snail?
Why not Google some of these subjects and see I am not alone.
Google can be used for more than staking someone.
The evidence is staked up against you on these things, yet you persist. I'm sure people say the same thing about my views on Global Warming, but I have far more good evidence on my side,
And where is this "evidence" you speak of?
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School is limiting. One learns so much more in real life situations.
I didn't call you a nut, I said you are known as one.
I agree, I learned hardly anything worth knowing in school, most stuff you learn just from experiences in life tbh
That seems to the theme at the unemployment office these days.
That is an over exaggeration and you know it. Yes people use it as an excuse but how can you say that high school education provides a wealth of information greater than experiences in life
Agreed. I picked up most of what I need from my job as a late-night re-stocker at my local supermarket. Lots of life lessons learned. Why anyone would be inclined to pursue education beyond HS?
Without using Google tell me how many college graduates work at Walmart
Tick, tock........
My point was that school does not automatically mean . Some people can get good grades on tests, and still not understand how to apply what they learned. People learn by experience. Some people are self taught by picking up books.
School is not the end all be all of education. Education is however important.
Don't get me wrong I have always said college education is overrated.
But unfortunaly many firms look for that 4 year citificate on your well padded resume before they call you in for an interview.
Many outstading individuals didnt finish college.
Bill Gates Steve Jobs Tesla Steven Seagul etc...
Collage today is one of the largest scams in America.
Young adults pay for overpriced books and put themselves in dept for years to come just to end up at Starbucks
To bad your mind never came back from recess
Cyber bullies you're gonna make this wild cobra nukka hang himself with his shoestrings and no one notice cause no one keeps in contact with him
BRAAAAAAAAAAAAP
To be successful, one necessarily requires both. The exact mix needed is, of course, up to the individual.
The OP is suggesting that your mix is light on the scholastic end.
Are you saying Ozzy Ozbourne needed education to become sucessful?
Many "outstanding" individuals have also won the lottery. I'd include a couple of the individuals on your list in that category.
Yeppers. I'll wager that he wasn't born with intimate knowledge of music, or the English language for that matter.
Is that how you interpret what that head said?
And here, I thought you were smarter than the average bear.
My mistake.
Nobody understands me.
they didn't finish college but they spent quite some time there, i think they all benefited from their experiences of college life and they would've never got such experience if they had never been there. a certificate might be the least important thing one gets from the college imho
people do learn alot from life experience and college life makes a valuable part of that experience, so how can you say you have learned more from life experience than those who spent more years in school than you? studying in college doesn't forbid you to learn from your life i think, instead it expands and diversifies your life so you can actually learn more from it by attending college imho
Who are you referring to?
Good point.
But ask yourself this......let's say your son has a choice to be,
A: a successful entertainer in Vegas
B: a successful record producer in Nashville
C: a captain in the military
Or
D: a casher at Walmart with a degree in philosify
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