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The answer is to read it, point out his mistakes, and tell him to stop yammering about being a genius, because chances are he'll get further if he doesn't waste
by dawnbreez 11y ago
The answer is to read it, point out his mistakes, and tell him to stop yammering about being a genius, because chances are he'll get further if he doesn't waste too much time on bragging about nonexistent progress.
If he actually doesn't make a single mistake that you can find, it's time to hop a step up the chain of command at your local university and do it again.
- AnimalMuppet 11y agoNo. That's the answer if your goal is to spend a bunch of time helping some random dude who just insulted you. And that's only your goal if you 1) are extremely charitable and 2) have the time to burn. The article's point is that, while the author does technically have the time, he has places he'd rather spend it than on some random internet dude who just insulted him.