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In response to "ST Poll: If you had unlimited funds, would you go back to school and for what?" by spamlet

if I had unlimited funds, why would I need to go back to school? -- nm

Posted by znufrii Jun 27 '12, 10:12

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- no, but why else would I want to? -- nm - znufrii Jun 27, 10:18 17
  - to learn stuff -- nm - spamlet Jun 27, 10:19 16
    - enrichment. I learned last night all about flyback chronographs. I am like, high on knowing something new. -- nm - amanda Jun 27, 10:20 3
      - I've had to relearn a lot of the stuff I knew to try and teach it to people. That's been pretty interesting. - Reagen Jun 27, 10:21 2
        
        I am teaching my program managers excel. learning how to *explain* excel is ... something. -- nm - amanda Jun 27, 10:24 1
        
        "MOVE." -- nm - Max Jun 27, 10:25
    - I can learn plenty without needing to go to school fo rit. -- nm - znufrii Jun 27, 10:19 11
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        I wouldn't know. I don't have unlimited funds to be able to find out. -- nm - znufrii Jun 27, 10:30 2
        
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        not nearly as much as if I had access unlimited funds, which was the original question. -- nm - znufrii Jun 27, 10:38
        
        life as a janitor is pretty good; the chalk is basically free. plus he gets to throw some good punches on the basketball court. -- nm - Max Jun 27, 10:28
      - but the accountability of the report card makes you perform better; makes you study harder; makes you actually do the work. - amanda Jun 27, 10:23 3
        
        Yup. This is my problem with my work class. There's no grade, no accountability. - spamlet Jun 27, 10:27 2
        
        and like, let's talk onground vs. online: if I can see my instructor, I am far more likely to care about my class. - amanda Jun 27, 10:28 1
        
        don't get me started. -- nm - znufrii Jun 27, 10:29
      - There's a big difference in reading Wikipedia and sitting in a classroom. - spamlet Jun 27, 10:22 1
        
        Sure is. And while I'm fine with sitting in a classroom for the most part, it's the homework I can't abide. -- nm - znufrii Jun 27, 10:24

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