/lit/ - Literature

>>13459506
Not him but I'll give you a rundown.
>women
Evolved for child bearing and rearing, are horribly mis-allocated in our society. Shouldn't be in higher education or politics, not even in cases of the exceptionally intelligent or hard working. That said I'm not anti-woman, just anti-feminist. I love women. Many men have become bitter to the nature of women these days, but I still love women and think their faults are largely exasperated and allowed merely within our cultural context. In a better context women wouldn't be as terrible as they are today.
>economics
Free market economics are universally superior strictly for matters of making money, but do have certain problems. I would like to see purely free trade within nations with trade barriers exclusively for international trade and preferably for trade between different races/cultures of people.
>race
They obviously exist and our establishment expends substantial ressources to ensure that it's not openly discussed to the point where they will ruin good scientists to keep it covered up. Now why would they do this? To push globalism for the financial gain of certain elites of course.

I know a vast majority of you are educators. What's wrong with Higher Education?

I'm currently attending University right now and all the papers being submitted look like they were written by a blind 3 year old.

My professor took issue with the fact that I corrected a students paper (which is part of the rubric for a response) and deleted my response.

All semester long my peers have been submitting subpar papers that I wouldn't even turn in, in high school; none of them meet the professors own standards and I would expect a failing grade if I submitted a random paper from anybody in my class.

I was extremely delightful and fabulous in my response; I was so nice. This is really bothering me.

Am I in the wrong or am I being an asshole here for following the assignment and correcting sentence very politely? Am I literally a fucking idiot for expecting a better experience from college? And, why didn't my professor send me a mail asap saying that I did something wrong or inappropriate; professors are supposed to tell you when you mess up, aren't they? That's such a messed up move; deleting responses and taking points off my grade without even telling me that I did something wrong

If your paper has blatantly obvious mistakes, then shouldn't people help one another out in the pursuit of bettering ones own self and learning that a mistake even occurred to begin with?

While you're looking at my thread; what are some good books with examples of intermediate and advance writing that I can use to improve my own writing?

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