• GBU_28
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    5 months ago

    I clearly enunciated how each stage is related to the next, and no further.

    You asked for anecdotes and I gave em. You asked for industry specifics and I gave em.

    You clearly aced this, stick the landing by not replying, if you can

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      5 months ago

      Making up what happened isn’t going to convince anyone who knows how to scroll up.

      Grades are irrelevant. You can’t disprove that, so you changed the argument to include limited anecdotes that also don’t correspond to reality(software devs do not, by any stretch of the imagination, need good grades) and by pretending that driving a truck and practicing maneuvers for hours to gain training and experience for a career is the same as a high school quiz nobody will ever ask you about(it is not).

      I countered your misguided cherry-picked implications with objective facts by sticking to the original point, that grades are fake and school is BS.

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        5 months ago

        F

        I’ve multiple times described the focus, and details of my argument…you’ve only "nuh uh"ed.

        The WHOLE WORLD uses grades to measure progress, and regularly uses grades to gate entry to further, more specific opportunities. Exceptions do not make this untrue, and often those exceptions have their own internal standards they hold members to.

        My “bullshit detector” signals you are an angry student, disillusioned with your curriculum.

        Do you math homework bud, it sucks but it’s better than taking to me.

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          5 months ago

          Many institutions use grades, certainly not the whole world. Maybe you missed my examples of code camp, LSATs, or you’ve never heard of vocational schools.

          Grades are common, but being common does not make grades useful or relevant except to perpetuate the system of contemporary traditional academia.

          Your detector is as incorrectly wired as your flawed assumptions about the relevance of grades.