Do Not Search Yourself
15 years ago
On ED. I often search myself to just see what crap I've put out there on the net.
I feel bad for others, life is tough.
http://forums.encyclopediadramatica.....d.php?p=295442
Anyway, beyond that amusement, I am bothered by the view most people have on good schools. It's not ok.. so American too.
I feel bad for others, life is tough.
http://forums.encyclopediadramatica.....d.php?p=295442
Anyway, beyond that amusement, I am bothered by the view most people have on good schools. It's not ok.. so American too.
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Meh, though. The internet is full of "smart" people who coasted on their smartness instead of working and getting into good schools. It's just sour grapes and not really worth worrying about.
But the real low point was bringing in G.W.Bush.
Especially as Bush is a Yale-Product.
Aside from that, the whole thread reeks of jealousy by some basement dwellers,
that never had seen a decent school from inside.
TL;DR version:
Kruger and Dunning proposed that, for a given skill, incompetent people will:
1. tend to overestimate their own level of skill;
2. fail to recognize genuine skill in others;
3. fail to recognize the extremity of their inadequacy;
4. recognize and acknowledge their own previous lack of skill, if they can be trained to substantially improve.
I will have to admit that I actually have wondered how long it will be until I get my own page on ED, just because I'm a furry artist.
There are plenty of people deserving of scrutiny right now, leagues more deserving than furries. People actually doing things that are like BAD.
But seriously:
1. WTF is the point of Furry Pride, it's a goddamned hobby/fetish. Not a political party!
2. Why would being furry have any impact on one's ability to do a successful degree?
Considering some of what I've seen, this is like someone flicking your earlobe. For once, not many people could agree with the poster's obviously biased opinion, and not many wanted to reply.
I just keep in mind that anything you put on the Internet can be used against you, so I try not to give people ammo. Then again, they took a relatively tame journal of yours and spun it around, so best to just say "fuck it" and keep on ivying that league!
Just put your sunglasses and don't give the attention they'll never deserve.
Clearly shows they don't know what the fuck their talking about at all since the age range I've run into is even more diverse than that.
I don't have much respect for the administrative staff of any college, even prestigious colleges. Let's just say their sense of ethics, in many cases, is bought out by financial gain. The most common break in ethics occurs in the admissions department, where campus crimes are severely underreported in the name of making the college look safe. My professor from this semester is one of the nation's leading experts on campus crime, especially in the area of sexual assault. (He's also responsible for a branch of linguistics related to jargon, but he kind of underplays being called the sandwich man.)
Funny how they say that you probably picked an "easy major". Architecture is a difficult enough major as it is...I shudder to think how difficult it is at Harvard. My first year prof went there for his M ARCH, after getting his B ARCH from Cornell. I need to get in touch with him again...lol
But yeah, don't let this bother you. This is good stuff, really, as jealousy like this usually means that you're doing something right.
As for having your furry pride sticker on your license plate (which I don't really sympathize with, but more power to you), then I must congratulate you; you have successfully trolled the trolls!
I personally think it's great that you went Ivy League. I find it hard to imagine any drawbacks to doing so, and you should be proud of what you've accomplished. :)
My best suggestion is to look the other way, because you know damn well how you got into Harvard, because you are intelligent. I applaud you in getting into a prestigious school.
You shouldn't let this ED forum get the best of you ;)
(Haters just be hating, that is all.)
Pretty funny.
They're annoying, they don't cover up their failures, they're not credible, and not worth listening to in the first place.
Some are more open with their animal side than others, but I have met furs in all facets of life.
At the end of the day it comes down to "can person A do thier job well?"
If yes, then who the **** cares what their hobbies or orientation is.
Seriously, why do people really care about other people's private lives so much?
Hats off to you foxer. Just make sure you put ears on your cap when you graduate just to tweek the trolls. ^.^
if they would focus on their own lives maybe they could give some effort and get a decent job and move out their parents basements.
alot of these commenters probably never got beyond a a highschool degree or dropped out with the excuse that it was "too hard"
not to mention some of them probably do have a degree....an online one....that companies DO NOT take seriously at all.
Also interesting is that the only school that has ever asked about family finances was a public university in CA, lol.
We all know what ED means...
Instead of bitching about something that isn't their business to begin with, why don't they just recognize for what it is; Envy, projected frustration or prejudges of a generalized stereotype. Unless any of these people actually know you to deeper extent then just your FurAffinity page or other web profile, they've got very little ground to even complain on. Internet profiles aren't very good transmitters of personality- and people in general.
Any argument that has ''probably'' and/or ''one of those'' (or anything else in that the nature of guessing or generalizing) in the sentence regarding the subject of the argument can pretty much always be ignored. It's hardly worth the effort of analyzing and responding to mentally lazy arguments.
In short; f**k them.