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Unread 04-02-2009, 03:23 PM   #86 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Orgazmo View Post
intents and purposes*

Did that just blow your mind?
I had a guy in a cognitive science class that would always say it wrong like blonde. He used it like some fucking morons use "basically" to begin every sentence that he thought was thought provoking. Nearly drove me out of my fucking mind.

To expound on graduate school. I finally saw the light when I realized the grind my life has become. 5 years of school and all I have is a B.S. in Psychology (worthless) and a CS minor and a 3.2 average. I'm getting tired of jerking off all the time, laying around all day, refreshing nubblies, and waiting for deadlines so I'm motivated enough to do my work, (which half the time I don't even do) and being generally worthless.

When I actually have a job in which other people are counting on me I'm a completely different beast. Its always been the case. So going to grad school would just be another 2-4 years wasting. Maybe I'll consider it later when I really want to boost my career and be motivated to do it and actually try. But thats a lot of fucking money to invest when I still have some growing up to do to make sure I make the most out of it.

Plus the thing about C.S. classes is usually you can learn what you need faster just doing it yourself. As fun as it is learning to code the fibonacci sequence in a different language for the upteenth time I think I'll pass.

On the negative side the pressure of finding a job, preparing for interviews and shit has me more stressed than spring sapling holding the weight of a brown bear. I think I'm developing a serious drinking problem.

#YOLO
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