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Old 11-17-2019, 10:14 PM
 
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Originally Posted by woxyroxme View Post
Ever wonder why people come out of college stupider than when they went in?

Professor know-it-all should go out to a farm in a rural area to see how easy they have it, see what it’s like to be a master of all trades and a jack of none, I doubt this pompous bag has ever done a day of real work his entire life.
UC Berkeley is known for type. But I feel that this has permeated many Unis.

I went to PSU, and there are plenty of these liberal thinking type. Its in the middle of rural PA yet felt like a lot of the faculty came from suburbia raised with a silver spoon, never had to work with hands, spent most of their time with head in books. But I guess that makes sense for this generation of faculty. Most likely did come from suburbia.
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