Crothian said:depends where you are. While there are some terrible schools in the US, there are also some very good public schools out there. They are rare but not everything is bad.
Crothian said:I went to school in England for a summer and besides the English history stuff that I did not know as well as they required it was not hard.
Kemrain said:Wow, and here I thought the hive got quiet. I simply didn't notice page 9 and 10 accrue. Damn.
- Kemrain the Oblivious.
Rystil Arden said:Because after a bit of beating around the bush, you basically came out and said that you thought my high school wouldn't compare well to schools from other countries, despite comparing well to other US schools, even though anecdotal evidence trumps the universal statistics when I am discussing an anecdote.
They don't teach it at MIT. Period. Not even in the remedial math course. Its assumed to have been picked up in Elementary School, unfortunately an assumption that may not be fair to make...Darth K'Trava said:Not all of us go/went to MIT to learn all this stuff...
I don't know what it is either.
Any examples?Darth K'Trava said:It seems that alot of things, usually theories, only works "in the math"...
That's kind of a fallacy that's common in the US. We measure weight in pounds, other countries measure mass in kilograms. They're not the same, although they are related.Darth K'Trava said:I believe mass is what something actually weighs. Minus variables like gravity...
I could be wrong, it's been abt 12 years since I took physics classes.
That's what I'm trying to do!Darth K'Trava said:You can't fix the idiocy unless you get rid of the idiots in charge. Once you can manage to do so, then you can go in and make changes.
Does that count as malpractice?Darth K'Trava said:Yes it did!
Like you need a class to tell someone "you're a loony!"![]()
I've been saying that about people for years without a psych degree!![]()