We can't all major in philosophy, _J_. Sometimes, when you take real classes, you actually face a significant challenge.
It's neat because you don't know what you're talking about.
I've taken a large number of math courses, including the full calculus cycle, as part of my Com Sci specialization, and enough Philosophy that I could have taken it for a second major if I hadn't been specialized (specificially: 101, 120, 200, 205, 220, 240, 325, 333, 343, 420, 421, and 422).
The hardest philosophy course presented a challenge in terms of effort required, workload, study needed, and difficulty of the examinations, that I would rank as rather less than the challenge presented by the easiest introductory calculus course, and I rather think I have a good basis for comparison. How many calc courses have you taken, _J_?
It's much harder to bullshit your way out of a derivitive equation.
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I want to know what this said before you edited it.
It didn't have a comma, because I'm pretty sure someone (probably you, because you're an idiot) would have said something like "HURR HURR YOU ARE IN COLLEGE FUCKSTAIN WHERE IS THAT LOCATED HURR HURR I AM SO CLEVER"
We can't all major in philosophy, _J_. Sometimes, when you take real classes, you actually face a significant challenge.
It's neat because you don't know what you're talking about.
I've taken a large number of math courses, including the full calculus cycle, as part of my Com Sci specialization, and enough Philosophy that I could have taken it for a second major if I hadn't been specialized (specificially: 101, 120, 200, 205, 220, 240, 325, 333, 343, 420, 421, and 422).
The hardest philosophy course presented a challenge in terms of effort required, workload, study needed, and difficulty of the examinations, that I would rank as rather less than the challenge presented by the easiest introductory calculus course, and I rather think I have a good basis for comparison. How many calc courses have you taken, _J_?
And your experience is obviously indicative of the experiences of everyone else at every college, ever.
I want to know what this said before you edited it.
It didn't have a comma, because I'm pretty sure someone (probably you, because you're an idiot) would have said something like "HURR HURR YOU ARE IN COLLEGE FUCKSTAIN WHERE IS THAT LOCATED HURR HURR I AM SO CLEVER"
We can't all major in philosophy, _J_. Sometimes, when you take real classes, you actually face a significant challenge.
It's neat because you don't know what you're talking about.
I've taken a large number of math courses, including the full calculus cycle, as part of my Com Sci specialization, and enough Philosophy that I could have taken it for a second major if I hadn't been specialized (specificially: 101, 120, 200, 205, 220, 240, 325, 333, 343, 420, 421, and 422).
The hardest philosophy course presented a challenge in terms of effort required, workload, study needed, and difficulty of the examinations, that I would rank as rather less than the challenge presented by the easiest introductory calculus course, and I rather think I have a good basis for comparison. How many calc courses have you taken, _J_?
And your experience is obviously indicative of the experiences of everyone else at every college, ever.
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It's much harder to bullshit your way out of a derivitive equation.
You're an alcoholic?
Or a WOW pakyer?
And your experience is obviously indicative of the experiences of everyone else at every college, ever.
Inferring!
Good point. The math would be much harder at MIT.
God bless single data point statistics.
VishNub, all yours.
I wanted to lock it for stupid.