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This is the inherent prejudice of the intellectual. People 'on the street' often do think about it, just in a more instinctive, applied manner. People who 'ha

This is the inherent prejudice of the intellectual. People 'on the street' often do think about it, just in a more instinctive, applied manner. People who 'have time to think about it' put things in entirely constructed contexts, that may make no sense in the real world. This is evident in business as well, it's shocking how different the reality of business from all of the even more applied aspects of anything one might learn in bschool.

fxfan 8y ago
Not to mention often just parroting things they've been told by the "teacher" who may or may not have had a fully independent thought process himself. I mean if I were a professor who wants to save his job, I for one would definitely approve of "ban on culturally insensitive clothing"
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