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Mel Mudkiper posted:Yeah, not gonna lie, New Hampshire is a bit concerning for me right now It's concerning for me too because I'd like to think this state is just mostly bad instead of completely bad. But Trump isn't going to win regardless of NH. I have Friday thru Monday off to canvas in Manchester. Gonna be a long few days.
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Chard posted:Yeah, in most cases that would be pretty clear cut for me as well. I just think it lacks teeth - if pharmaceuticals decide not to play ball there's not much the state can do about it I figure there's no way to pass anything in a proposition that's remotely nuanced so if they don't like it then gently caress 'em, even if it doesn't amount to much
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Feral Integral posted:I mean you could just go get a STEM degree yourself and maybe you wouldn't be so easily riled up by your own projections on others. just lmao
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Feral Integral posted:I mean you could just go get a STEM degree yourself and maybe you wouldn't be so easily riled up by your own projections on others. I'd like to invite the people who know what my job is to join me in a  right here
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OddObserver posted:What kind of math-challenged person takes 3 years to get through calculus anyway? Calc 2 is bullshit and memorizing trig transforms can suck my butt.
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greatn posted:Honestly as a software engineer I'm constantly stressed. I feel like the industry is evolving faster than I can and I year by year get less qualified for new jobs, with little time to train and learn the things I need to know. And my heart isn't in it. I wish I had a degree in history or literature. But I don't have the time or money for that. I'm well off and have many advantages, but I have real trouble giving up any family time. As a future social studies major going into teaching, I wish I was on track to make any money doing what I know I should be doing and which is kind of important and necessary. The labor market blows. 
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Samfucius posted:This but unironically. Agreed.
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BeanBandit posted:You've managed to invent a lot of things that I have never thought or believed. I and a lot of the people tearing in to Bernouts are Bernie Sanders supporters. I volunteered and campaigned for him. If I am snarky or heated towards Bernouts it is because I'm disgusted at them trying to use their bandwagon support for a candidate I liked to be lovely, petty assholes. I don't particularly like Hillary Clinton for a lot of reasons I've listed in previous versions of this thread, and I'm kind of exhausted having to actually defend someone who I'm not particularly excited about from people who, if they're not actually misogynist shitheads who fall for literal conspiracy theories, are certainly doing a good job of pretending to be while claiming that the guy I actually wanted to win justifies it.
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Phone posted:Lmao @ u. I really enjoyed the liberal arts courses I took during undergrad, and I honestly believe that liberal arts courses should be pushed more strongly on STEM majors in the interest of generating more well-rounded graduates.
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Potato Salad posted:Hi, We aren't really dunking on you we're dunking on a certain kind of Internet denizen that takes every opportunity to insult and denigrate all non-STEM education.
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Potato Salad posted:Hi, It's mostly fellow STEMlords mocking the cliché of the internet STEMlords, and simultaneously getting fun out of the word STEMlord itself. At least, that's what it is for me
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Tiny Brontosaurus posted:I'd like to invite the people who know what my job is to join me in a So why don't you laugh at the plebs like the rest of us?
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Apraxin posted:Oh, Jesus Christ. We can probably expect an announcement about the emails on November 7th then.
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Feral Integral posted:So why don't you laugh at the plebs like the rest of us? Swing and a miss, future outsourcing statistic
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BeanBandit posted:I really enjoyed the liberal arts courses I took during undergrad, and I honestly believe that liberal arts courses should be pushed more strongly on STEM majors in the interest of generating more well-rounded graduates. This is a 100% good opinion. WeAreTheRomans posted:It's mostly fellow STEMlords mocking the cliché of the internet STEMlords, and simultaneously getting fun out of the word STEMlord itself. At least, that's what it is for me Pretty much.
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Also, Hillary does not need New Hampshire if she wins Wisconsin and Nevada.
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Feral Integral posted:I mean you could just go get a STEM degree yourself and maybe you wouldn't be so easily riled up by your own projections on others. Nah, I work in STEM too and that poo poo is pervasive. In undergrad it was a constant stream about how humanities courses for the Gen Ed req were such bullshit, and "I don't have time for this soft poo poo I have REAL WORK to do". STEM majors being really annoying about non STEM fields is not a made up criticism.
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Feral Integral posted:So why don't you laugh at the plebs like the rest of us? why would you do that
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ImpAtom posted:I and a lot of the people tearing in to Bernouts are Bernie Sanders supporters. I volunteered and campaigned for him. If I am snarky or heated towards Bernouts it is because I'm disgusted at them trying to use their bandwagon support for a candidate I liked to be lovely, petty assholes. I don't particularly like Hillary Clinton for a lot of reasons I've listed in previous versions of this thread, and I'm kind of exhausted having to actually defend someone who I'm not particularly excited about from people who, if they're not actually misogynist shitheads who fall for literal conspiracy theories, are certainly doing a good job of pretending to be while claiming that the guy I actually wanted to win justifies it. I'm convinced a good amount of Bernouts were Ron Paul types that got swept in by a popular anti-establishment candidate and once Bernie lost Hillary was certainly not an option. ReV VAdAUL posted:We can probably expect an announcement about the emails on November 7th then. I'm not too worried unless they do something REALLY outrageous like make up fake evidence. The FBI has made it clear it's totally in the Trump tank to anyone paying the slightest bit of attention which is anyone that's going to read about EMAILS at the 11th hour. Eggplant Squire fucked around with this message at 19:33 on Nov 3, 2016 |
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ImpAtom posted:I and a lot of the people tearing in to Bernouts are Bernie Sanders supporters. I volunteered and campaigned for him. If I am snarky or heated towards Bernouts it is because I'm disgusted at them trying to use their bandwagon support for a candidate I liked to be lovely, petty assholes. I don't particularly like Hillary Clinton for a lot of reasons I've listed in previous versions of this thread, and I'm kind of exhausted having to actually defend someone who I'm not particularly excited about from people who, if they're not actually misogynist shitheads who fall for literal conspiracy theories, are certainly doing a good job of pretending to be while claiming that the guy I actually wanted to win justifies it. I am also someone who has known and knocked on doors for Bernie for half of my life. I am supporting Clinton because I actually believe in what Bernie believes in, and so to does Clinton. "Bernie lost, so I'm voting Hitler." <-- This flavor of Bernie "supporter" was just someone voting A for Angry, and s/he can gently caress right the gently caress off. If you supported Bernie then flipped to Trump, it actually turns out you have no moral center or ideological spine.
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Feral Integral posted:I mean you could just go get a STEM degree yourself and maybe you wouldn't be so easily riled up by your own projections on others. And when everyone is STEM, No one will be. 
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BeanBandit posted:I really enjoyed the liberal arts courses I took during undergrad, and I honestly believe that liberal arts courses should be pushed more strongly on STEM majors in the interest of generating more well-rounded graduates. Yeah, congrats on not being a shitlord, I guess. Too bad that your Transcendent Views aren't shared by the majority of your/our peers.
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Radish posted:I'm convinced a good amount of Bernouts were Ron Paul types that got swept in by a popular anti-establishment candidate and once Bernie lost Hillary was certainly not an option. Yeah I liked Bernie and did some stuff with his supporters and a ton of them didn't really seem to be aware that he was a socialist or understand what that means. A lot of them were spouting boilerplate libertarian talking points when they said what they thought Bernie would do in office.
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Radish posted:I'm convinced a good amount of Bernouts were Ron Paul types that got swept in by a popular anti-establishment candidate and once Bernie lost Hillary was certainly not an option. Reddit's love of both generally supports this theory.
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ReV VAdAUL posted:We can probably expect an announcement about the emails on November 7th then. This but unironically. It will happen, Trump will win, and Trump will destroy this country and the world. In 10 years, Earth will be known as an irradiated wasteland devoid of life.
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I am a social science major and I hate that math and hard sciences are gen ed requirements because I suck at math and it's a complete waste of my time to make me take math or science above a high school level when I don't want to teach those things. Does that make me a bad person?
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Lightning Knight posted:I am a social science major and I hate that math and hard sciences are gen ed requirements because I suck at math and it's a complete waste of my time to make me take math or science above a high school level when I don't want to teach those things. Does that make me a bad person? It makes you a college student.
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Lightning Knight posted:I am a social science major and I hate that math and hard sciences are gen ed requirements because I suck at math and it's a complete waste of my time to make me take math or science above a high school level when I don't want to teach those things. Does that make me a bad person? You know what makes you a bad person, LK.  You know.
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Magres posted:wait guys whats word for several STEMlords That sure is an abortion of a pun :iamafag:
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mcmagic posted:There is just zero chance that Biden or Bernie would be losing NH. Hillary Clinton is uniquely hated. NH has be consistently been a tight state for Dems and one we actually lost in 2000. Obama won it by 5%~ in 2012, Kerry won it barely by 2% in 2004.
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BigRed0427 posted:I think I need this tattooed on my forearm. Can one make tattoo ink sparkle though? I feel like the sparkling is half the appeal..
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Lightning Knight posted:I am a social science major and I hate that math and hard sciences are gen ed requirements because I suck at math and it's a complete waste of my time to make me take math or science above a high school level when I don't want to teach those things. Does that make me a bad person? It's not perfect, some level of statistics and scientific literacy would likely be useful, but it's a lot better than I want to be a big fancy person who makes big decisions and have no idea what the world is or how it works. Also I want to vote.
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Tiny Brontosaurus posted:You know what makes you a bad person, LK.  intensifies.
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Radish posted:I'm convinced a good amount of Bernouts were Ron Paul types that got swept in by a popular anti-establishment candidate and once Bernie lost Hillary was certainly not an option. The first part describes my parents pretty well (they even supported Perot back in the 90s!), but now they're strong Hillary supporters. BlueberryCanary posted:Is the FBI now a rogue organization? Can we trust them to follow the law and not their partisan opinions if/when Hillary is elected? Sadly, the FBI's rogue behavior will probably continue when Hillary is elected.
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