/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11378344
Maybe she knew you were cheating

arts students are probably emotionally stunted faggotchildren with horrifically inflated ego's including the professors. science majors are logical, therefore much moar mature.

>>11378350
I've only ever cheated once, bucko, and it wasn't this time! The singular time was when Carly and I were dating back in middle school. I hooked up with her friend and scored some titty points.

Art is about emotions more than logic
So it is shit

>>11378344
Art is subjective. Fear one who grades your ideas and not your quality.

>>11378622

yeah, I'd say. I'm just going to continue on with science then. It's really sad that this political shit has penetrated the universities so deeply.

I was talking to a non-tenured English academic recently and they said that the interpersonal conflicts between Arts faculty is astounding.It's so bad that no new PhD wants to come here to teach Arts or anything similar. They eat their own man. It's scary to think about how they're shaping a large part of our future by force feeding their ideologies to students.

>pic related
my prof looks like this

>>11378344
The only courses I took in dedicated arts were for undergraduate core studies and they weren't very difficult. You just need to know how to effectively communicate thoughts which is pretty important in any field but it's more direct in English courses so it makes sense why that would be difficult for you. I've written several psychology proposals and I'm sure, like psychology, there's boards you will have to submit work to that concise and meaningful communication will be all but necessary.

In the short term, why not simply ask the professor how you can improve if she doesn't give feedback upon release of your assignments?

>your assignment is to write an essay about x, explaining x and giving reasons for x
>do exactly what it says
>60/100

Maybe I’m retarded but I never understood what the fuck they want

What were the subjects of your essays OP? You gotta give us more details. For all we know you could be terrible at writing

>>11379582

My first subject was on reviewing literature in 1100-1300 C.E. medicine and it's relevant application to real world physical assessments.

2nd subject was on some bullshit feminist propaganda we read in class about how men oppress women in the patriarchy, steal their glory and ideas while they continue to gain more notoriety. This subject was unique to me and I only completed it because people were telling me to "just play the game."

Also my writing isn't perfect I'll admit, but it's better than most others in my cohort. Spending 10h on a paper with no measurable mistakes suggests that as well. Their marking is entirely subjective and at no point is there a correction on: formatting, grammar, sentence structure, or flow.

>>11379575
I'll give you a quick list of the frequent words she uses to mark unfairly:
>word choice??????
>evidence?
>oh really? (while highlighting text)
>This isnt enough!
>how so? (underlining text)
>you must cite sources in intro paragraph
>wordchoice?
> W O R D C H O I C E ? ? ? ?
>Orient your reader!

So you're not great at writing, holy shit get over it. I got As in my writing class and in a gender studies class.

>>11379601
Those seem like valid criticisms...

>>11379642

They could be. But, I had the paper reviewed by another English prof and it was obviously graded wrong

>>11378344
Isn't it amazing that a claimed scientist thinks that a single anecdote substantiates a sweeping hypothesis.

>>11378356
>>11378619
Isn't it funny that claimed scientists think that zero evidence substantiates sweeping hypotheses.

>>11379677
>Isn't it funny that claimed scientists think that zero evidence substantiates sweeping hypotheses.
no you sound liek a faggot shut the fuck up

>>11379663
There's no right or wrong in the humanities, fucknut. If you get a third professor, chances are you'll get an entirely different perspective on your paper. You just don't meet your prof's expectations.

>>11379677

>>11378344
Because they failed linguistics. If you want rigor in English language, go linguistics studies.

>>11379682
>You just don't meet your prof's expectations.
college in a nutshell LOL what a waste of fucking tiem and energyHAPPYHALLOWEENLOL

>>11379691

well I look like a hitler youth poster boy (intrinsically) and shes an outspoken neo-marxist drumpf hater - that's where I think our problem is.

>>11379575
>>11379601
Science kids who have never written essays aren't good at writing essays initially? Wow what a shocker.

>>11379642
Truthposter

>>11379679
>>11379683
>NO NO NO DON'T SAY THAT GET OUT OF MY SAFE SPACE REEEEEEEE

>>11379679
Oh yeah and you're a fucking faggot who is too dumb to write an essay properly, lmao.

Enjoy being a faggot.

>>11379697
get out of that place as fast as you can man srsly dont force yourself into a life of misery having to satisfy the expectations of sick delusional wretched cunts live lief free

>>11379704
>Enjoy being a faggot.
i enjoy being free every fucking day, you can spin that any way you want while you try and convince yourself you're worth moar than the fucking dirt i scrape off the bottom of my feet when im done running barefoot

OP can you write a few paragraphs describing what you like about cats, dogs or some other animal if you prefer, so we can see an example of your writing style?

>>11379706

I'm way ahead of you, but I'm not bowing out. I'm going to rake her across the coals so that she thinks twice before doing something like that to another student.

>>11379701
you still sound liek a massive whiny faggot

>>11379711
holy shit yes. +1 internetz for vendetta anon

>>11379710

Here's a super generic scientific writing exercise I did a while back.

>>11379709
>ad hominem tantrum
Delicious, delicious seethe. Enjoy being a faggot who gargles cum every day.

>>11378344
>be in uni with unionised profs
>cringe hyper politicised faculty of arts consistently votes to strike over faggot shit like gender pay gaps
>science faculty always votes no because the aren't going to shaft students and lose wages over dumb nothingburger issues like this but get outvoted
>arts students who have no work and very few lectures to attend spend the time larping their socialist revolution while the science students get fucked over by a strike noone even wants
>DuDE wE hAVe TO StAND Up fOr wORKeRs rIgHTS!!!! bE suPPorTIve!!!

every fucking time

>>11379734

They're spineless whiners. They won't even look you in the eye when you speak to them.

>>11379663
>I had the paper reviewed by another English prof
Were they aware of the specific assignment? Often there will be very specific requests. They also weren't part of the lectures on the material, so don't know what themes and perspectives are being analyzed.

Just because you have good grammar and punctuation doesn't mean you get an A. Also your prof friend isn't going to sit with you and do editing until you have A-worthy material. He probably said it's good enough, which it was, because you passed.

>>11379807

I obviously didn't just hand over my assignment and demand a review from another prof. We sat down, had a conversation, and I explained my situation and answered any questions they had. My grammar obviously wasn't the problem and I'm aware you can write a grammatically perfect essay with internal inconsistencies. What the prof did was read over the paper and say the majority of stuff marked wrong isn't true.

I also have other assignments that were handed back with ZERO comments or indications of anything being wrong. I check the score on the back of the sheet and its an 8/10.

>>11378344
Science: You can refine your thinking patterns by checking your own answers against objective reality.
Arts: No such mechanism exists, so they go off the rails.

>>11379601
Those actually seem like reasonable comments/suggestions

Op you're probably just retarded/autistic

40:60 she's a cunt: you're a retard

>>11380196

>You're a retard

my 3.9GPA begs to differ

>>11378344
just write rubbish about the patriarchy and minorities and youll do well (dont forget to appeal to the jews because youll get good goy points for that)

>>11380203
bring in some evolutionary theory about minorities and majorities.

>>11380203

i unironically did that and still got a terrible mark.

>>11378344
>"Run. Get out of the arts."
My sides are in orbit.

>>11380523
thats because youre not a female minority. pull a shaun king and blend in with a few blacks and maybe you would do better

>>11380201
>flaunting his GPA on 4Chan
Wayta prove his point

>>11379601
>"just play the game."
Boy does that hurt to hear. I can relate so much. Love how American education is playing "games" just to pass.

>>11379721
Should've written Rafel et al 2018 more, there's your problem

>>11380591

kek

>>11378344
I fucking hate humanities classes.
Ive been forced to take 9 general elective classes in uni, of course all the choices are meme humanities shit.

>All the classes are sit down and look at some shitty powerpoint presentation
>Profs always shoehorn their bland, normie politics into the class
>The grading is always arbitrary, I once got a 0 on an essay about leaders because I talked about trump as leader (positively) and the prof. Didnt like trump so she gave me a fucking 0
>You never learn absolutely fucking anything
>Everyone is always whiny and annoying

The humanities are for brainlets

>>11379721
Rafal et al (2018) journal of college health
or
Rafal et al (2018) Journal of men's health?
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1177/1557988318773656

>>11380650

thats the one

>>11380652
which one?

>>11380657
Rafal, G., Gatto, A., & DeBate, R. (2018). Mental health literacy, stigma, and help-seeking
behaviors among male college students. Journal of American college health, 66(4), 284-291

>>11380613
I think the humanities are an important field of study but they're much too easy for brainlets to bullshit their way to positions of power.
if we were sensible we would demand minimum maths marks

>>11380664
ah the one without a directly postable link because 4chan is a bitch and gets pissy for some doi

The main difference is that in STEM you are either objectively correct or objectively wrong. The professor can't really screw you over even if they're a cunt.

In the arts, the professor has free reign to grade a perfect paper zero if they just hate men or vote a shit paper full marks because she saw a Hillary Clinton sticker on the students laptop

>>11380672
>The professor can't really screw you over even if they're a cunt.
A professor can always corner you if he wants to, unless you're a literal genius that not only knows the subject like gospel, but also remembers each and every single word he said during all lectures. Also, those questions where it's not a matter of knowing the answer, which might be trivial, but a matter of understanding what the professor wants to know. I've seen all of this happen too many times.

I've had experience of various kinds of professors:
>mathematicians
They live in their world, they speak an alien language, they overcomplicate stuff. They know too much to be able to explain it well.
>Physicists
Chaotic individuals that can't organize themselves and their lectures to save their lives. Other than this they're good at teaching.
>Chemists
People that barely know to be alive. They seem to be in a constant state of confusion. Boring lectures, but the most indulging when giving grades.
>engineers
Best at teaching, but sometimes they dumb down things a bit too much and you have to work extra because you miss informations. Despite this, they have their feet on the ground. They don't allow mistakes.

After dealing with artsy people, I must say that compared to the types of STEM professors above what they lack is the feet-on-the-ground attitude, and the ability to follow even the most elementary logic. I must assume their professors must be even worse than them.

t. Bachelor in Aerospace Engineering (studying for the master)

>>11380671

https://booksc.xyz/book/68183040/c922df

here you go

>>11380613
>Ive been forced to take 9 general elective classes in uni
Is this something peculiar of the American (((system)))? Because in my country's STEM courses there's no way in hell we'd be able to fit 9 classes of anything else of what's already in our standard curriculum, and as far as I know wasting time on something outside the scope of our degree is not even allowed.

>>11378344
If this happened you're probably an autist revealing your power level
English and Lit professors are the ultimate bros and they love handing out good grades and padding peoples' GPA
If humanities classes aren't a harbor in the storm of a rigorous degree you are probably way stupider than you think

>>11380843

you must blend in really well with the neo-marxist crowd

>>11380613
depends on the subject and teacher. most of those intro classes that people take for electives or breadth are purposefully staffed by the most incompetent that the department has to offer, because they aren't good enough to teach the harder classes and they'd rather the actually good teachers teach the harder and more interesting classes. The only humanities class I liked as a STEM major was an honors Negotiation course. Being an Honors course meant we got a professor who wasn't a complete brainlet, and being Negotiation there was actually a logical and rational aspect to it. When it came to the topic of gender in negotiation, as a class we could actually approach it objectively, and look at the figures and accept them as they are without going ape about things irrelevant to the class. one of my favorite professors.

>>11379721
/lit/ here
This is not good academic writing at all, the purpose of these assignments is to learn the tone and technical skills of authoritative academic writing.

What does it mean to be fluent in the parameters, potential complications (comma before the and), and impacts of mental health?
How are women better at identifying symptoms of mental illness?
These points could have been entire essays in and of themselves

>The issue . . . American statistics
This is a totally incoherent sentence

You didn't even really make any citations, you just tried to vaguely summarize this study rather than directly cite its data and analyze it in your own words

This whole passage says a whole lot of nothing, if you aren't going to actually dig into a study you shouldn't even bring it up at all. The whole passage might as well say
>Men and women experience mental illness differently in our society
You didn't say much more than that

You can convince yourself you're a genius all you want, but real geniuses get published.

>>11380898

Calm down comrade. What I uploaded was a class exercise to practice citations and research comprehension on a few paragraphs of text.

Also you don't directly quote in scientific papers. Quoting directly is more of an Arts thing.

>>11380800
literally half of the credit hours for my bio sciences degree is literacy, humanities, or arts classes

>>11378344
Unless you are the top of your class and a standout in your field, communication skills are probably more important than actual technical skills. If you can't pass an english gen ed you are fucking unemployable
Especially if you don't have a laundry list of references, humanities classes might be your only way to show employers you're not a psycho sperg

>>11380926
I don't mind the 2nd language requirement because i'm at least learning a useful skill and get to socialize with people who aren't sociopath premeds.

For the most part, gen eds are a waste of time though.

I learned this from an early age anon. The arts are far too subjective and the professors/teachers are power-tripping idiots who will bury you if they don't like your style.

I was always gifted as a writer and loved to read as a kid but as I got older decided to go all in on CS instead. I was really careful with my gen eds in college so as to not pick up a class with a flippant asshole grading papers and papers being 70% of the grade.

>>11380943

Nope. Plenty of arts professors will arbitrarily ding you if you don't march to their specific standards, style, or if they plain don't like you or think you're respecting their class enough. It has nothing to do with communication skills. Most of the people with those degrees will be serving you coffee after college.

>>11380910
just post a section of one of your essays so we can decide if you're school is a joke or you are an autistic spazz

>>11380800
Not american.
I semester here is 3 months, so 3 semesters per year.

>>11380613
>You never learn absolutely fucking anything
This.
>>11380800
We used to be creating thought leaders. But that was when they used to have you read days of actually hard stiff philosophy texts and Shakespeare. Modern humanties courses are pozzed, but it wasn’t always like that.
Remember, translating Latin on the spot used to be a part of every university entrance exam

>>11380800
>wasting time is not allowed.
many a young man with unkempt hair, dressed in shabbiest garb, carrying in his hand a large cane or a book, stalking about the streets with an air of utter indifference to mundane things? He is the student to whom the earth is too small and the heavens are not high enough. He has his own theories of the universe and of life. He dwells in castles of air and feeds on ethereal words of wisdom. In his eyes beams the fire of ambition; his mind is a thirst for knowledge. Penury is only a stimulus to drive him onward; worldly goods are in his sight shackles to his character. He is the repository of loyalty and patriotism. He is the self-imposed guardian of national honour. With all his virtues and his faults, he is the last fragment of national spirt

>>11378344
humanities have to be dumbed down, because it's much closer to politics.
Imagine using scientific method to human groups and their relations. Scary perspective for some.

>>11380613
>I once got a 0 on an essay about leaders because I talked about trump as leader (positively) and the prof. Didnt like trump so she gave me a fucking 0
How little self-awareness do you have to have to think submitting essays praising Trump in a university class is going to turn out well? You're either bullshitting or the dumbest motherfucker to ever be accepted to a university.

>>11380613
>The humanities are for brainlets
The humanities are fields science have barely touched yet. Our task is to claim those fields for ourselves and the ex-human race

>>11379843
>checking your own answers against objective reality


lol

>>11378344
arts profs have lower iq

>>11379677
His conclusion is right though.

>>11381523
the topic and perspective should not matter at all.

>>11381564
yep, but is it worth flushing your essay down the toilet just to prove a point?

>>11381508
>translating Latin on the spot used to be a part of every university entrance exam
that would be racist anon

>>11381564
And yet they do. Welcome to reality, have a shitty stay.

>>11381523
The essay was about giving your opinion to why someone is a leader and what kind of leader he is.
I explained why Trump is objectively a good leader going by the profs definitions and shit.
Also, im not in america. Trump derangement syndrome is not widespread here.

>>11381520

This is pretty gay. Did you write it yourself?

What makes a good leader?
What power structure best selects for effective leadership?
How are they held accountable?
Why would anyone want to be leader?

>>11381856
>Why would anyone want to be leader?
little or no penis

>>11381836
A good leader should unite, not divide.

>>11381755
where I live you can go get union(not sure if there is a translation) support and complain at the department. If your complaint is justified and that happens frequently, the prof will be fired.

>>11381849
copy paste some sentence to google -> Bushido

>>11382080
Yet Obama's reign divided the country and accelerated racial antagonism.

>>11382080
Are you retarded? Trump united the right under his banner.

>>11382110
In that regard, he was a bad leader, but a large part of the blame would be on his skin color rather than his actual leadership abilities.

>>11382160
Less than half the country being united doesn't count. It's pure political games that thrive on hatred and animosity. The fracturing is very intentional and necessary. It's an art perfected by Nixon and McConnell.

Of course Trump has plenty of leadership abilities, but uniting a country is not one of them.

Op is truly retarded

Seriously dude, ground yourself and learn from other people.

>>11382204

Obama deliberately used race as a wedge issue. He knows black fear is a powerful political tool for his party. He got on a podium and made the Trayvon Martin case a thing, and then ran with that, spawning the BLM movement and causing race riots all over the country. Eventually that culminated with a cop killer rampaging around Dallas, something he doesn't get "credit" for like Trump gets "credit" for any kind of aberrant behavior demonstrated by radicals during this time period.

>>11382343

What does that even mean? He said that it was being subjectively destroyed when it was objectively remarkable. The whole point of grading is to have an unbiased approach to standardize the level of competency within each student. If its just because you don't like the subjective points (i.e. it doesn't appeal to you) then you shouldn't take away acknowledgment of the logic of the argument. That's what the grading points are: Thesis, Arguments, Format, Grammar, Punctuation. If you deviate from that, you're letting your emotions write for you which produces an inaccurate view of the student's capabilities.

>>11379721

OP I took university English and literature and passed with flying colours without even breaking a sweat. The class is a freebie joke. Also you seem severely narcissistic and I don’t see why you posted this thread if you aren’t willing to listen to an ounce of criticism. Have you ever considered that you could be autistic? Your writing in pic related sucks.

>NNNOOOOONOOOOOO I AM NOT WRONG HOW COULD I BE WRONG

Seethe harder

>>11382573

I have a feeling that you're not old enough to drink.

>>11382573
>OP I took university English and literature and passed with flying colours without even breaking a sweat.
> Also you seem severely narcissistic
projection

>>11378344
translation: I'm not good at something, so I'll call it toxic.

>>11382581

>NOOOOOOOO YOU CANNOT PUT ME DOWN I AM PERFECT IN EVERY WAY

How many IQ tests have you taken?

>>11382569
>>11382573
>>11382581
>>11382582
holy same fag. op is retarded

>>11379601
>my writing isn't perfect
>Spending 10h on a paper with no measurable mistakes
>Their marking is entirely subjective and at no point is there a correction on: formatting, grammar, sentence structure, or flow.
>Their marking is entirely subjective and at no point is there a correction on: formatting, grammar, sentence structure, or flow.
>Their marking is entirely subjective and at no point is there a correction on: formatting, grammar, sentence structure, or flow.

Talk about a fish out of water.
You had no idea what you were doing.

and then you ran away.
yikes

>>11382588
if i wasnt a retard i'd screencap your failure and shove in your faggot face but alas im a retard LOL

is this the absolute state of /sci/? A bunch of brainlets who are convinced they are smart because they cant possibly comprehend that they aren’t genius?

>>11382597
No we're all pretty aware of our limited capacity to know anything as stoopid fukkin monkey's. we just hate the arts because it's inhabited by cock sucking faggots with an inability to accept they aren't special

>>11382597
/sci/ in consequence of the myriad IQ tests experienced and the crushing reality they impart is arguably more grounded and aware of their mediocre inferiority.

>>11382638
And the cringe award goes to

>>11382668
the fuck are you being a faggot about? logical anon>>11382638 is based you shut the fuck up

>>11382638
>>11382685
Still samefagging I see

Yikes

>>11382706
GOD DAMNIT THE OTHER ANON NEEDS TO SCREENCAP AND SHOVE IT IN FUCKFACE'S FACE

>>11382706
Nah he weren't I

>>11381564
>should
If you are writing an essay that goes against the professor's known politics, it better be the best, most bullet proof argument that anyone in the class is submitting
I proofread so many essays praising Trump for friends when I was in school for friends.
They all thought they were btfoing the professor and being so smart and they didn't realize that their writing just plain sucked (like everyone's does in a college writing class).

>>11382706
?

>>11382723
Which is better dark or light theme?

>>11382723
LOL THANKS /b/RO

>>11379601
Just post a passage
If it is as good as you claim, it will be obvious to all of us as well

You won't because you're afraid, and can't admit to yourself that your writing might suck
Stupid undergrad

>>11382734

>share your intellectual property with an anon community

yeah great idea

>>11379546
This whole thread is classic /sci/, assuming that their own field is immediately applicable to any others. And when it's not blaming it on ... feminism I think? You just cannot write non-technical essays yet, they're different skills.

Seriously guys, if you're espousing how you can't do these assignments in the same thread you're bragging about being smarter than english majors in the same thread, your IQ is less than 23.4332.

Where do you all get your superiority complex from, anyway? I'd love to be as irrationally confident as you all are.

>>11382742
>I'd love to be as irrationally confident as you all are.
you seem liek you're already there faggot. good job.

>>11382742

>onions detected

>>11378344
Might as well post this here. I have a Bachelors of Fine Arts degree and could tell you dozens of horror stories about the professors I had to deal with. Yes, I should have gone for a different major, unfortunately the praise and scholarships I received for my talent in art boosted my ego and I fell for the liberal arts trap.

My artwork is inspired by science and my paintings are heavily detailed and realistically styled. In the contemporary art world, these aspects add little social value to a piece and brought me more negative feedback than praise. In fact, when a professor would discover that me, a straight white male, created a piece that drew praise from my classmates, they would be taken aback.

One particularly egregious example would be from my freshman year. We had an anonymous class critique for a project and were to rank them from best to worst by placing them on 4 shelves. The best on top, the worst at the bottom. My piece was unanimously chosen to go on the top shelf and everyone, including the professor, adored it. Once we went around the room to see who did which piece,my professor suddenly had a change of heart. He realized said my piece was too shallow and lacked meaning. He picked mine up and placed it on the second to last shelf.

My classmates argued with him but his mind was made up. I learned fighting with these professors just caused more harm to my grades. In the end, I gave up the gallery scene and found success in illustration and mural work. Contrary to popular belief, money can be made in the arts because normal people appreciate skill and results over identity.

Sadly, the liberal arts professors these days are the ones who graduated and never found financial success in their field. They go back for their masters and return to teach at universities, causing a cyclical destruction of the liberal arts. The students they praised the most from my classes, are now either art teachers or mothers who don't work.

>>11382741
>intellectual property

have you been to therapy before ?

>>11382748
>>11382750

samefagging

>>11382721
>their writing just plain sucked
you can’t define a writing style as not sucking. So rating what one subjectively feels is good or bad is retarded. Why would it be so hard to stick to logical consistency in the argumentation?

>>11382766

holy fucking based

>>11382766
coming from physics, your uni experiences sound absurd.
Do you really sit together in a circle or something, draw and talk about / rate each other’s work?

>>11382788

yes this is a thing

>>11378344
>>11379601
You might have legit autism OP
If you are writing /pol/ tier essays in an English class they better have peer reviewed publication level writing

You never ever reveal your power level in school nigger

>>11382794
holy crap this actually sounds like fun if you’re into painting, i mean in general not with (reverse) racist and sexist profs

>>11382774

This is now a /fit/ thread, nerds!

>>11382808

>>11382819

>Hey, get away from us you big bullys!

>>11382788
Yes. It was absurd. We would have weekly critiques like this in all of my classes and they would be 2-3 hours long. Never did we learn difficult techniques about how to better paint or sculpt. There were occasional research papers and gallery events we learned how to coordinate, but other than that I essentially earned a degree that says I can paint real good.

If it wasn't for the scholarship money I would have never stayed till the end. The alumni magazine did do a feature on me though after I graduated which helped me land a few major contracts, but other than that there was very little value from my degree.

>>11379721
Your grammar is not good. You have run on sentences and sentence fragments, and your word choice isn't great either. But primarily you're using incorrect sentence grammar.

>>11378344

OP, two reasons you got marked down. First, you didn't suck up enough. You should have pretended to be hopeless and in dire need of her masterful wisdom. Secondly, and much more importantly, you didn't politicize your writing to suit her left wing agenda. If you had somewhere in your essays criticized the patriarchy, capitalism, or white people, your grades would have been much higher, regardless of factual content and writing quality.

I soon learned this after having a similar experience to yours. So I merely played along with their game and wrote what I knew what they wanted to hear. They are stupid arseholes and will lap up anything with a left wing bias.

Had a friend doing same course in final year. He didn't believe me when I told him this. So to prove it I took his essay and rewrote it for him with a political bias. I changed nothing else. He went from a "Fail: Resubmit" to a "B+". When he received the new result he was absolutely dumbfounded. This was a real eye opener for him about how the academic Arts works. They have no integrity, no intellectual honesty, just an agenda.

>>11383010
Bullshit. I wrote all my elective papers from a hard libertarian stance and got all As. Maybe right-wing views are simply impossible to justify. Just a thought.

>>11383015

>libertarian

almost as edgy. good job, you played yourself.

>>11383015
>Maybe right-wing views are simply impossible to justify.
That was probably the most pathetic troll attempt I have ever seen on this board.

>Just a thought.
Protip, next time leave this sort of inanity out, it really just makes you look like a retard.

>>11378357
middle school titties are the best

They mad cuz it tru

>>11382733
>/b/RO
kys

>>11383050

>>11382766
A short book I found by a british potter that you might find agreement with
https://b-ok.cc/book/4721889/eeac75

>>11382766
>Sadly, the liberal arts professors these days are the ones who graduated and never found financial success in their field. They go back for their masters and return to teach at universities, causing a cyclical destruction of the liberal arts. The students they praised the most from my classes, are now either art teachers or mothers who don't work.
"Those that can, do, and those that can't, teach."

>>11379709
>seething, unhinged rant
>still manage to insert your fetish into it

>>11383109
there's already a trolling shitpost reply to that post faggot, move on

>>11378344
So you got a bad grade and got pissy about.
Try harder. English is even easier than bio which is already the antithesis of rigour

btw my English prof is convinced Animal Farm is based on fascism and not communism. Also, she thinks 1984 is a book about fascist dystopias.

>>11383604
There is less difference than you might think, look at red fascism and brown communism authoritarianism tends to take on similar forms.
though I'm not the best student of this

>>11383643
the argument is that its an established fact that those books are about communism and she refuses to acknowledge shes wrong. The brainwashing is severe and irreversible desu

>>11383659
what's that quote about "it is easier to something something than it is to show that they were mislead"
Ask her if she's read any of Solzhenitsyn's books?

>>11378619
There is an underlying logic to art -- read Aristotle's Poetics. Most artists are retards and don't know this, though

people who are good at art usually don't go to uni and major in it
and they definitely don't teach it as a profession
>those who can't do, teach
if they were any good at it, they would just be doing it

Who is this? What's her endgame. Should she be feared? When was her last orgasm. C'mon you're all scientists! Hypothesize! Tell me everything I need to know.

>>11382592
How fucking stupid can one person be, seriously just let this thread die

>>11378344
Is she jewish looking or is it just me?

>>11383826
LOL YOU'RE REPLYING TO A POST 20 FUCKING POSTS UP YOU STUPID COCK SUCKING FAGGOT, TAKE YOUR OWN FUCKING ADVICE THICKSHITCUNT

Theres LBGTQ flags all over my campus and in class rooms. It's insane.

>>11383840
Nah anon, you're just paranoid.

>>11383840
she does look jewish, it's not just you.

>>11384699
>Oh no guise issa jew, run before they steal your foreskin

>>11384665
I feel compiling some handy information leaflets and disseminating them around the campus might be beneficial.