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Should I go back to college and waste my time and money?
Chief:
you never know, wikipedia may have an edge over books and experience.
everlast1986:
you gotta think about what you have to fall back on from whatever you want to do for a living so maybe it would be right for you to just finish those 3 classes
jeromechickenbone:
but on another note, if you can't complete your associates degree that's pretty pathetic. I knew peeps that went to a community college, fail tests and still get A's in the class. If you can't pass those courses than you're a seriously unmotivated motherfucker.
But seriously, you're absolutely fucking giddy at the fact that you can drop the course, you've already said you regretted your decision. And then claiming that everything you need to know you can find in Wikipedia? Jesus christ why in the fuck are you going to take the class?
You think you know everything, you think you've got it all figured out dont you brian? Well a big part of going to college is being exposed and open to change and an alternative point of view. Everyobdy needs to be out of their comfort zone and learn new things.
The way you talk it sounds like you'd prefer to be boarded up in a room and read the Quran all day rather than being out and learning things on your own.
I'd recommend some counseling dude. I'm not even playin, I think it could do you a lot of good man.
Westcoastin':
its all bullshit, you pay all that fuckin money just to get a piece of paper. You should be able to study on your own, then just take the test to prove you're qualified in whatever field.
Im three years deep in a B.A majorin in law....which is basically useless unless i go to 3 more years of law school afterwards, alot of my credits are useless in real life.....iv taken philosophy, music, mythology, and language courses which are completely irrelevant to any career id actually follow. Instead of wastin all this time and money in school to get useless credits that i "need" to graduate....i should just be able to study on my own, and then write the LSAT to prove i know my shit
TraceOneInfinite:
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You think you know everything, you think you've got it all figured out dont you brian? Well a big part of going to college is being exposed and open to change and an alternative point of view. Everyobdy needs to be out of their comfort zone and learn new things.
The way you talk it sounds like you'd prefer to be boarded up in a room and read the Quran all day rather than being out and learning things on your own.
I'd recommend some counseling dude. I'm not even playin, I think it could do you a lot of good man.
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Why don't we compare my background to yours, and see who is more open to alternative lifestyles? I grew up in a suburbs in a city that was probably 99% white. So, it's pretty obvious that somewhere along the way I got out of my comfort zone and learned some new things.
That's funny what you say about counseling because I actually believe counselors are useless, in fact, psychologist have the second highest suicide rate of all proffesions. Also, the psychology they teach in school only deals with the outgrowth of the problem and never the root. Then they load these people up on drugs to try to make them into zombies, only to create side effects that are even worse than the origional problem.
Look at Sigmund Frued, he broke man down to his animal nature, and treated man as if he was just a creature of his desires.
A real psychologist is somebody like James Redfield, or all the Sufi Islamic Mystics, or yoga teachers. Those are real psychologists, because they appeal to man's higher nature, and teach man how to overcome his desires, control drama's, and connect with the energy that's provided by the Creator to all creations in the universe.
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