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thebigredjay
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thebigredjay
16y ago
I sensed a bit of that too.
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thebigredjay
16y ago
Well, I have a few topics that I watch closely. I've set up Google Alerts for relevant keywords and then send those to an RSS reader. There's quite a bit of overlap, so I've been paring my words down. Now I've got a limited number of key
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thebigredjay
16y ago
Where do you live? I've lived in Quebec for three years and before that Alberta. In both places my internet service had a bandwidth cap and above a certain amount you paid an extra fee per GB. This is absolutely not new! What really stic
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thebigredjay
16y ago
I don't think a framed piece of paper that says "I graduated from The School of Me!" will get anyone anywhere.
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thebigredjay
16y ago
I like the idea of reading ridiculous amounts of things more than reading one thing ridiculous amounts of times.
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thebigredjay
16y ago
It would be great to develop an open directory for all DIY degress. For each degree path you would have a list of freely available resources summarizing what knowledge you need to cram into your head, like you have done. Huurmm... I reall
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thebigredjay
16y ago
I like the audible menacing drone. Any autonomous robot should emit a menacing drone.
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thebigredjay
16y ago
I agree with the benefits you've mentioned, I think right now I'm just bitter. I would think a liberal arts school, particularly Clark, would offer a significantly different experience than the one I received. As well, I think I would enj
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thebigredjay
16y ago
Excellent quick fix, thank you!
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thebigredjay
16y ago
Analogies!
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thebigredjay
16y ago
I agree completely, particularly with undergrad educations. Professers aren't picked on their teaching ability. They really don't have an incentive to improve the education of their students, other than personal diligence.
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16y ago
I'll try to simplify that. A good school should have: mentors, peers, information, infrastructure. Mentors - Intelligent people who guide you. Peers - Friends and community to fulfill all kinds of human needs. Information - The data that y
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thebigredjay
16y ago
As a young autodidact struggling to fit into the traditional education world this is a welcome gift. To me a traditional diploma granting institution is now akin to a rubber stamp. You're not paying for the education, you're paying for th