I'd agree there but with a couple of caveats. First, I went to a type of magnet school, so it was more difficult and required more initiative than most college

I'd agree there but with a couple of caveats. First, I went to a type of magnet school, so it was more difficult and required more initiative than most colleges. The top tier of students were probably about 50-50 intelligence and labor, but it wasn't "hard" work per se so much as diligence. Leave no stone unturned and spend a lot of time on repetition. On the other hand, I did know a number of highly intelligent people who were at the bottom of the class. The phrase "not engaged" comes to mind. These are 50-50 hackers and liberal arts academes at this point. Is your disclaimer licensed under the GPL? The same disclaimer applies to my narrative here.