What is the education background of the RRS?
Posted on: November 14, 2007 - 7:14pm
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What is the education background of the RRS?
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Subject: Education of staffWhat is the educational background of the staff at RRS?
Exorbitantly altitudinous.
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Indubitably.
... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genius .....
ostentatiously lettered.
Ahh, a group of fellow autodidacts I see.
Hey dude, don't turn around. There's a freaking baby right behind you.
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Don`t make any loud noises, shes probally hungry.
...for human flesh!!!
Indeed
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Assured.
....mmmyes. p_o
A place common to all will be maintained by none. A religion common to all is perhaps not much different.
I have been reflecting on this question. On one hand, it is nice to think that this person believes that RRS has a "staff." That word is indicative of a large, well-funded organization. So, there is a small compliment in there.
Obviously, though, this person intends some sort of future slight and is likely still in a university. The farther one journies from school, the more one realizes how little the diploma on the wall is worth. I guess I didn't understand how important education, or a diploma I should say, is to the world for deciding whether one speaks with any validity.
I grew up in a home of academicians. I regularly heard about how many professors are imbeciles and have serious failings. Further, it was made clear that anyone with enough money and patience could end up with a graducate degree. Really, the person asking the question reveals a lot about his/her background by posing the question.
"Tis better to rule in Hell than to serve in Heaven." -Lucifer
Well, I'll be damned. I was on the verge of hitting "submit" and decided to double check myself. I was going to bust you for journEYs and academicians, and claim that your post was obviously invalid since you can't spell properly and you didn't know the word "academian."
Turns out academician is a word.
Damn you, Nero! Damn you!
P.S. You still spelled journeys wrong, and it still means your post is completely devoid of merit.
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Alright, I have been pwned. After hundreds of posts, you have me in error. I will certainly consider myself to have been silenced.
Oh yeah, I officially revoke you ambassadorial legateship, and Jake help you for every error you make from here until eternity because I will be there to decry it.
"Tis better to rule in Hell than to serve in Heaven." -Lucifer
I've had a few professors who I think have proved this point well, but I have one professor this semester who really takes the cake. I'm tempted to rant, but I'll refrain. I actually feel dumber each time I leave his class.
A place common to all will be maintained by none. A religion common to all is perhaps not much different.
You're right about this. For the most part, degrees tend to have little residual value. It's really just a key to opening the door to life/professional experience. I couldn't have gotten into my field without at least one of my degrees, but very little that I actually do professionally did I learn directly as part of earning those degrees.
Nobody I know was brainwashed into being an atheist.
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Sapient says it all!!!
Truly, the burden was becoming... um... burdensome. My shoulders feel lighter already.
I suspect that you will be frustrated with your retributive sorties, for I have a disarming way of thanking people for helping me to become more precise.
Atheism isn't a lot like religion at all. Unless by "religion" you mean "not religion". --Ciarin
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Well, if you are nothing else, you are perspicuous.
Anyone diplomatic enough to take the position of Ambassadorial Legate? Buehler? Buehler? Anyone? Buehler?
"Tis better to rule in Hell than to serve in Heaven." -Lucifer
I'll fuckin' take it, smarmy-pants.
Err, I mean, "nice doggie".
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