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What's even more certain is that none of them remember yours. Idiots like you who are basically just making a donation to the college are a generic dime a dozen.
Well i currently make more than any of them .
So do drug kingpins, inside traders, and corrupt politicians. Congratulations, you ignorant scumbag. You won't understand this, but you also clearly missed something else important that a liberal arts education might have given you.
At this point it seems that your inability to understand all this stems from some strange inferiority complex. You should see someone about that.
I suspect that many of the board's detractors of liberal arts education are not themselves very educated and are basically guessing what the term really means.
For those of you who imagine that Libral Arts education is entirely something on can get by reading?
Try reading Husseral without having a professor in philosophy to help you get it.
There are endless sources you can find that will do that. Why settle for one professor's opinion when you can get multiple opinions for free?
There is nothing in an undergraduate liberal arts curriculum that cannot be learned outside of a university.
At this point it seems that your inability to understand all this stems from some strange inferiority complex. You should see someone about that.
No it seems to me that because you're a Teaching Assistant.
At this point it seems that your inability to understand all this stems from some strange inferiority complex. You should see someone about that.
No it seems to me that because you're a Teaching Assistant.
But I'm not, and I never said that I was. You just made a stupid assumption and then repeated it over and over like some Rain Man mental patient. A classic sign of a mindless idiot unable to accept he's lost the argument.
Stop feeling so threatened. No one forced you to waste all that time and money.
No it seems to me that because you're a Teaching Assistant.
But I'm not, and I never said that I was. You just made a stupid assumption and then repeated it over and over like some Rain Man mental patient. A classic sign of a mindless idiot unable to accept he's lost the argument.
Stop feeling so threatened. No one forced you to waste all that time and money.
yeah you threaten me. not
I suspect that many of the board's detractors of liberal arts education are not themselves very educated and are basically guessing what the term really means.
For those of you who imagine that Libral Arts education is entirely something on can get by reading?
Try reading Husseral without having a professor in philosophy to help you get it.
There are endless sources you can find that will do that. Why settle for one professor's opinion when you can get multiple opinions for free?
There is nothing in an undergraduate liberal arts curriculum that cannot be learned outside of a university.
Skull I do not doubt that some people are autodidacts with the intellectual horsepower to do without the benefit of superior scholars to guide them in their studies.
Neither do I doubt that most people (even autodidacts) greatly benefit from having superior scholars there to help them find their way in subjects where (unguided) most people lose their way.
This question, as with most social science questions, does not have YES or NO answer, obviously.
But I'm not, and I never said that I was. You just made a stupid assumption and then repeated it over and over like some Rain Man mental patient. A classic sign of a mindless idiot unable to accept he's lost the argument.
Stop feeling so threatened. No one forced you to waste all that time and money.
yeah you threaten me. not
That's not what I said. Just how damn stupid are you?
There are endless sources you can find that will do that. Why settle for one professor's opinion when you can get multiple opinions for free?
There is nothing in an undergraduate liberal arts curriculum that cannot be learned outside of a university.
Skull I do not doubt that some people are autodidacts with the intellectual horsepower to do without the benefit of superior scholars to guide them in their studies.
Neither do I doubt that most people (even autodidacts) greatly benefit from having superior scholars there to help them find their way in subjects where (unguided) most people lose their way.
This question, as with most social science questions, does not have YES or NO answer, obviously.
Well scholars can be found outside of universities.
Course curricula are readily available and really is that not a guide? You can even get syllabi for individual classes to use as a guide.
To say a university or a professor is an absolute necessity in order to get a "real " education is patently false.
Skull I do not doubt that some people are autodidacts with the intellectual horsepower to do without the benefit of superior scholars to guide them in their studies.
Neither do I doubt that most people (even autodidacts) greatly benefit from having superior scholars there to help them find their way in subjects where (unguided) most people lose their way.
This question, as with most social science questions, does not have YES or NO answer, obviously.
Well scholars can be found outside of universities.
Course curricula are readily available and really is that not a guide? You can even get syllabi for individual classes to use as a guide.
To say a university or a professor is an absolute necessity in order to get a "real " education is patently false.
Yeah, so?
Who said that?
Not me, obviously.
yeah you threaten me. not
That's not what I said. Just how damn stupid are you?
Not stupid enough to think that there's only one way to learn something.
That's not what I said. Just how damn stupid are you?
Not stupid enough to think that there's only one way to learn something.
You've proven that you are stupid enough to waste enormous time and money to learn NOTHING.
Not stupid enough to think that there's only one way to learn something.
You've proven that you are stupid enough to waste enormous time and money to learn NOTHING.
I learned plenty
I learned to learn on my own something you are incapable of.You've proven that you are stupid enough to waste enormous time and money to learn NOTHING.
I learned plenty
You have demonstrated here that you did not.
I learned to learn on my own something you are incapable of.
I often read that students should study some field of knowledge that leads to productive work. But consider that my eventual working world did not even exist when I started college. My degree was eventually in Liberal Arts as I was never sure what I wanted to be when I grew up. When you examine the degrees of many of the national leaders in technology or business, their degree is often not related to their work. How is that, some even dropped out of school. So then maybe we need to ask what makes a person a good citizen and a productive member of society. Could it be a liberal education steeped in philosophy?
"Is a liberal arts education for everyone? Probably not. Some people would rather do just about anything than major in philosophy, and that is fine. But a liberal arts education forms students to be a thoughtful and concerned citizens, and that is the subtext here. Educated, concerned citizens aren’t going to sit back and let the economic elite run the show. McCrory can critique the educated elite all that he wants, but when you pal around with the likes of Art Pope you really have no business accusing anyone else of elitism.
McCrory himself studied political science and education. Bennett, who was interviewing him, has a PhD in – you guessed it – philosophy. The underlying assumption appears to be that if you’re part of the upper class, you can enjoy the luxury of a liberal arts education. If you’re lower or middle class, the public institutions that are supposed to be part of the mythical “American dream,” that level playing field, should only offer courses in skilled trades. Wealthy young people will get a liberal arts education. Poor and middle class young people will choose a trade."
Femmonite: Notes from an Employed Philosopher
