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I agree with most of what you're saying, I've definitely become disillusioned by the system of high school. I definitely want to go to college, because there's
by chunky1994 15y ago
I agree with most of what you're saying, I've definitely become disillusioned by the system of high school. I definitely want to go to college, because there's a lot of interesting stuff that I want to learn, for which I need good grades.
I'm sure I can procure them if I study enough, but if I go by the "whatever interests you" philosophy, I think I'd hardly study. I would do lots of productive work, but it wouldn't be of any use to me right away. I think the promise of rewards in the future aren't powerful enough to make me do stuff that's considered necessary.
So, I suppose I'm on the lookout for something that can provide me with more, lets say, experience, problem is I can't take up a part-time job yet, I'm still not old enough!
As for socializing, I live in a very secluded friends circle, people whom I value, but people who are very, well...rare.
Any ideas as to where people who are genuinely interesting (preferably either hackers like on HN, or people into sciences) reside? Also, I think this is what I need to ask, do you have any particularly interesting things that I can do, that would perhaps help me in college?
- bhousel 15y ago> Any ideas as to where people who are genuinely interesting (preferably either hackers like on HN, or people into sciences) reside? Genuinely interesting people are everywhere.. > Also, I think this is what I need to ask, do you have any particularly interesting things that I can do, that would perhaps help me in college? Learn to play an instrument, like guitar, or drums, or learn to DJ. It teaches your mind to work in more creative ways. And it will open doors to you that will let you meet genuinely interesting people. It will help you meet women too, if you're into that sort of thing. I'm being totally serious.