Not Another Depressing Thread!

Antr the Rolf · Mar 06, 2008 9:53 PM

Dude I have every "good"electroinc in my room.

Ive got

PS3
Home Entertainment system
PC
Radio
PS2
PS1
TV
and a ton more I dont need

ratchet · Mar 07, 2008 4:05 AM

Doppelgangergang wrote:

@Ratchet: Why not move it yourself? You can simply disassemble the PC piece by piece and move the pieces and put them together again.

half of it is that my dad wont let me.

Doppelgangergang · Mar 08, 2008 12:56 AM

Ratchet:
half of it is that my dad wont let me.

Oh, I see. My dad was also like that once. He said I might break it.

ratchet · Mar 08, 2008 8:25 AM

thats also half of it, the other half is that he wants to use it.

ratchet · Mar 31, 2008 5:25 AM

Basicly guys, i hate school, i really do, and i recon there is probably a better way to educate us. I can't wait till i am an adult, i get so much freedom.

Doppelgangergang · Mar 31, 2008 5:39 AM

ratchet wrote:

Basicly guys, i hate school, i really do, and i recon there is probably a better way to educate us.

It's 1:29 here and I'm still struggling over rapid-fire assignments. Don't worry, I'm printing it out now. Yay me!

I have to deal with rapid-fire assignments EVERY DAY! Work were given out as frequent as real-life WarioWare. I hated it!

ratchet · Mar 31, 2008 5:49 AM

I know that i probably dont get half as much of assignments as some people, but i still really hate it, because just the fact that it wasw their. If it was for only one day of the year i'd hate it, obviously not as much as i don, but i still would.

Doppel's time is being waisted

Doppelgangergang · Mar 31, 2008 5:53 AM

Maybe NOT wasted. I seem to cope with this... Barely.

ratchet, try this:

Boom, i'm big.

Boom, i'm big.

ratchet · Mar 31, 2008 6:02 AM

how will it help you? Seriously, HOW? you might not do the job you need that for, you might learn it in your job training anyway, or you might not even need it at all

Your time is being WAISTED

WAISTED

Doppelgangergang · Mar 31, 2008 6:05 AM

(OCC: 20 is the maximum size as I have found)

Hm... How can I apply this to being an electronics assembler/engineer? It looks like I need to use geometry to avoid designing faulty electrical devices OR assemble a TV the wrong way.

ratchet · Mar 31, 2008 6:09 AM

wow! Its such a wonder that some people who havn't gone to school in their life CAN be an electronic assembler/engineer.... WOW! I am being sarcastic. Geometry may teach you how to do that stuff, but it can probably be learned in training and/or from common sense. I have learnt about 90% of the information in my brain outside years 3-8.

Doppelgangergang · Mar 31, 2008 6:12 AM

What!?

Well, I do agree that I learn how to use a computer by trial and error. So maybe I can do engineering by trial and error too? No, it's too risky to try drop the school and do trial and error..

ratchet · Mar 31, 2008 6:14 AM

Computers are simpler than electronics, so you cant really do trial and error for Electronics. but you CAN drop out of school and do a corce and actually learn engeneering.

Doppelgangergang · Mar 31, 2008 6:21 AM

ratchet wrote:

Computers are simpler than electronics, so you cant really do trial and error for Electronics. but you CAN drop out of school and do a corce and actually learn engeneering.

For me...

IT IS TOO RISKY.

ratchet · Mar 31, 2008 6:24 AM

I know it is, because the darn education system makes it too hard and stupid to get jobs, and to re-enter education after quitting. I am not saying that we should let dumb people be brain surgans, but just because you went well in the subjects you did in the HSE, doesn't mean you will be good, this is the same for thee people who went badly, who said that they were a bad brain surgan?

Doppelgangergang · Mar 31, 2008 6:27 AM

How can you say it will be hard to get jobs?

ratchet · Mar 31, 2008 6:28 AM

well it is hard to get jobs now, so there!

Doppelgangergang · Mar 31, 2008 6:30 AM

Oh, I see. The employers don't create enough jobs to go around.

That's why I moved... Ya know? Better opportunities here... I hope.

ratchet · Mar 31, 2008 6:34 AM

NO!!!!.... but that is part of it.
I was saying that the edcation system makes it too hard to get jobs because you need a HSC or a form signed by your principal to get jobs, for university cources you need to complete High School!

Doppelgangergang · Mar 31, 2008 6:39 AM

Yes... This is to prevent people from "cheating" the job places. And if you have not completed HS, you can't handle University for sure.

ratchet · Mar 31, 2008 6:42 AM

So your saying spend 9 years of your life (4-12) just to see if you can handle university? No way man, that sucks, besides as i have said, just because you did well in the HSE doesn't mean you WILL do well in university, a study has shown that.

Doppelgangergang · Mar 31, 2008 6:44 AM

Okay.... But what's better?

1. To have a background of what will be on university, OR
2. To have no idea where the work sits on?

ratchet · Mar 31, 2008 6:47 AM

Sorry, i dont speak formal, use simpler words (lol)

Doppelgangergang · Mar 31, 2008 6:50 AM

Let me tune down my words.

It is better to have something than nothing. It is better to have some education than none at all. It's like having a half-dead flashlight in the cave. Better half-dead flashlight than really dead flashlight. :-P

ratchet · Mar 31, 2008 6:55 AM

When it comes to jobs, not really, and especially if they way you are learning is tedious and maybe pointless.
lets take chemistry for an example, you will need it to be a scientist, or someone who mixes drugs and all that, yet when it comes to other jobs well.... no! All that time in chemistry... WAISTED. Precious time you could of spent helping someone in need, or saying goodbye to your family while you are dieing in hospital, or just playing footy with your mates. i have much more to say on this matter, but you've probably heard it all before.
I've got to go and do some pointless homework, thanx for the debate.

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