/lit/ - Literature

Probably, but my experience having an undergrad paper peer reviewed poisoned my view of academia and I withdrew it and canceled my plans for grad school

>>13076740
>my experience having an undergrad paper peer reviewed poisoned my view of academia
story time?

>>13076743
No, I don't want to derail OP's thread.

My life is always on the line, masturbating doesn't change it at all.

I imagine if you explained it, it would have something to do with some kind of people who are trying to control society, that kind of thing is always evil.

As such, I will continue masturbating and this leads women closer anyway :3

>>13076747
This is OP, please tell. Experience is valuable

>>13076752
This is actually OP, this man cannot be trusted.

>>13076752
>>13076755
OP here, neither of these guys but I still want to hear the story

>>13076747
OP here, thank you for respecting the sanctity of my thread. Please do not share your story.

>>13076740
Did you not like being refuted? Or did your peers review it under the wrong lens? I.e did they refute it using a different ontology or logic or ect than the one you were using?

>>13076765
>lens
i hate this word

>>13076747
it is extremely relevant to the topic of thread
t. nigga working on a book review

>>13076747
I'm literally OP these people are trolling, just tell the story before this thread devolves into people pretending to be me instead

I'll be finishing my master's later this year and that's as far as I'll go in grad school. I've come to accept that it simply isn't worth pursuing a PhD in philosophy (of law, in my case). Not only the job market is in tatters, law school itself is a joke. Students are awful, professors are awful, judges/professionals without an inch of capacity LARPING as educators are awful. I regret doing this with my life, but there's still time to jump ship.

I'll be finishing my master's later this year and that's as far as I'll go in grad school. I've come to accept that it simply isn't worth pursuing a PhD in philosophy (of law, in my case). Not only the job market is in tatters, law school itself is a joke. Students are awful, professors are awful, judges/professionals without an inch of capacity LARPING as educators are awful. I regret doing this with my life, but there's still time to jump ship.

With that being said... Having a GOOD paper published definitely helps. You're always required to attach a paper along with your application, and they take it seriously. It's probably the single most important thing in your form, apart from where you got your undergraduate diploma.

>>13076779
Start a family and BUILD something anon

>>13076774
>niggas even reading books

>>13076779
>>13076785
I'm actually going to do something like this and go all the way so I'm sorry to hear this anon.

>>13076799
Are you about to finish your undergrad? Which year?

>>13076800
It's more or less finished. Taking some time to deal with some issues though.

>>13076779
Start a family and BUILD something anon

>>13076803
Just don't go in debt for this shit. If you start a PhD, make sure you receive a stipend to cover your living and personals costs. Gladly that was my case, so now I even have a few dozen K saved in the bank.

>>13076772
Why? You don’t think people see through a lens?

>getting a degree in anything that isnt traditional STEM
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Waste of money, wont get you a job, wont make you more intelligent. At least you only got an undergrad, i cant imagine what kind of retard would go past that.

>>13077103
A lens is a physical object. You are misusing language.

>>13077107
... leave

>>13077111
>lens
>7.
>(by extension, figuratively) A way of looking, literally or figuratively, at something.

>>13077113
Not him but you have to go back to >>>/r/eddit if you can’t handle one STEM post. Just how new are you?

I'd like to try and get something published about logic. I've taken a one semester course on it and read some introductory texts. Is there a particular subfield of logic that is promising or is it all beyond my puny undergrad brain?