Anyone else hate their University/College?

No I love college and my university. My only complaint is that the professors and most students are way too liberal. Very close minded individuals. Vuurk

[QUOTE="Vuurk"]No I love college and my university. My only complaint is that the professors and most students are way too liberal. Very close minded individuals. -Sun_Tzu-

Haha, yeah lol liberal and close minded typically is an oxymoron unless they are just reciting talking points.

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[QUOTE="-Sun_Tzu-"]Vuurk

Haha, yeah lol liberal and close minded typically is an oxymoron unless they are just reciting talking points.

[QUOTE="Vuurk"][QUOTE="LazerTurtle"]

Haha, yeah lol liberal and close minded typically is an oxymoron unless they are just reciting talking points.

-Sun_Tzu-

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[QUOTE="-Sun_Tzu-"]Vuurk

Haha, yeah lol liberal and close minded typically is an oxymoron unless they are just reciting talking points.

I am a liberal and I am open to talking fiscal policy though I admit I do not know a great deal on it.

Liberal is not mutually exclusive from libertarian so you can be a liberal and not be in favor of a progressive income tax etc.

I might actually be a progressive liberal but idk.

Conservatives are a minority to be fair so they feel threatened.

the most famed economist the world has ever seen, milton friedman

kingkong0124

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the most famed economist the world has ever seen, milton friedman

-Sun_Tzu-

who is then, Karl Marx? :lol:

[QUOTE="-Sun_Tzu-"][QUOTE="Vuurk"] I believe that both liberals and neo conservatives are very close minded. Of course liberals think they are the progressive and open-minded individuals though. =P Talk to a liberal about fiscal policy or talk to a neo conservative about religion or foreign policy. You will see what I mean. Vuurk

who is then, Karl Marx? :lol:

kingkong0124

He was a very influential economist - one of the most influential of the latter half of the 20th century - but you're smoking something strong if you think he's the "most famed economist the world has ever seen"

I was not in the mental state to stay at my university as it was not the best place for me at the time. I liked the university to a certain degree but I am haunted by painful memories.

muller39

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TehFuneral

[QUOTE="-Sun_Tzu-"][QUOTE="kingkong0124"]

the most famed economist the world has ever seen, milton friedman

kingkong0124

who is then, Karl Marx? :lol:

[QUOTE="-Sun_Tzu-"]

[QUOTE="kingkong0124"]

who is then, Karl Marx? :lol:

Vuurk

He was a very influential economist - one of the most influential of the latter half of the 20th century - but you're smoking something strong if you think he's the "most famed economist the world has ever seen"

The question of "most influential" economists is a little hard to pin down, namely because there are many different fields of economists. For example, how do you compare the influence in the field of game theory to influence in econometrics?

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[QUOTE="Vuurk"] I think he is among the top 5 unquestionably. Who would you consider to be the most famous/influential economists? Vuurk

The question of "most influential" economists is a little hard to pin down, namely because there are many different fields of economists. For example, how do you compare the influence in the field of game theory to influence in econometrics?

I don't discount Friedman's influence - I have very high respect for him.

My point was that "overall" influence can be difficult to quantify, and that influence on specific fields can be incredibly important.

I'm only at my technical college for 2 years (4 semesters) and then will move on to get some job, then maybe go back and further my degree (or w/e, I'm not entirely sure how everything works...), or go to another college/university.

But I love my college. The teachers (for once) trully seem like they give as much of a sh!t about anyone (as long as the student is willing to get the help) as they do their own children. You can get help with pretty much any problem (maybe except emotional problems, but I don't need that lol).

I also love the freedom I pretty much have (can listen to my music really whenever I want, and use my laptop when needed, but some teachers still don't like it when you use your phone in class).

Though the classes may progressively get harder (especially if the math classes keep moving up), I think I will make it through ok :).

I'm almost to the point of fully hating mine mainly because of issues within my major department.

I don't hate my University, the music program has done a lot for me. However, I don't give a sh*t about school spirit, I hate stuff like that. I don't care at all.

Listen to Katy Perry's firework. You'll be ok.

sonicare

Just be a boss.