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1 hour ago, Poof said:

I don't even wanna be a ppl

Sometimes, I feel like the problem is that  I may not be one - maybe if I was, I could blend in and just coast.

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41 minutes ago, mthor said:

Sometimes, I feel like the problem is that  I may not be one - maybe if I was, I could blend in and just coast.

I don't think I am. I feel like an alien

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34 minutes ago, Juice McKenzie said:

people suck

capitalism sucks

sucks suck

fuck

I know i agree on all counts

Posted
2 hours ago, Poof said:

I don't even wanna be a ppl

I agree that is sometimes strange to be a human, such as myself. For I am most certainly a human.

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2 hours ago, Poof said:

I don't even wanna be a ppl

you're not...you're one of god's own prototypes....a high-powered mutant of some kind never even considered for mass production

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9 hours ago, Mix said:

you're not...you're one of god's own prototypes....a high-powered mutant of some kind never even considered for mass production

Got any adrenachrome? Or maybe just a fresh adrenaline gland to chew on?

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Posted
7 hours ago, jackiemarie90 said:

I'm studying "social sciences" but shit I don't know anything about being social around people. lol

What do u study again?

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I used to think id never understand people until i realized most people hate themselves and are then incapable of being motivated by love and then everything they did made more sense

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58 minutes ago, Poof said:

I want alligator presodemt

Its beautiful to me when u say stuff abr alligators cuz i know they give you nightmares. You are brave in so many ways u dont even know.

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22 minutes ago, jackiemarie90 said:

History, which is under the branch of social sciences. 

i hate the term social sciences. i think it's a ruse to make the humanities and liberal arts seem more STEMish. They don't need to be a science. it's our stupid society's fault for only valuing STEM majors. our problems are not going to be solved by stem majors. they're just creating more problems at this point. we have humanity problems bc we only fund the stems and cut everything else. like our current problem of information overload/oversaturation/fake news/other info related bullshit. i think it's hilarious and we deserve exactly what we get bc the least pursued major in the US is library science which deals exactly w/information queries and organization.

be proud you're not a stem

Posted
7 hours ago, Poof said:

Got any adrenachrome? Or maybe just a fresh adrenaline gland to chew on?

brown bottle in the bathroom....help yourself

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3 hours ago, GuyBeardmane said:

Gurl, you're an alien

Your touch so foreign

It's supernatural

Extraterrestrial

you're too good to me

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11 hours ago, Poof said:

i hate the term social sciences. i think it's a ruse to make the humanities and liberal arts seem more STEMish. They don't need to be a science. it's our stupid society's fault for only valuing STEM majors. our problems are not going to be solved by stem majors. they're just creating more problems at this point. we have humanity problems bc we only fund the stems and cut everything else. like our current problem of information overload/oversaturation/fake news/other info related bullshit. i think it's hilarious and we deserve exactly what we get bc the least pursued major in the US is library science which deals exactly w/information queries and organization.

be proud you're not a stem

I agree with people having the completely wrong perceptions of the Humanities, and I do include history in the Humanities, but my school also has an umbrella for the humanities too. That covers, english, theater, art, philosphy. And the social sciences also cover anthropology, gender studies, politics, psychology etc. They honestly switch around these subjects all the time. Students recently got an email that that said they are switching economics to STEM, and you can get a computer science degree as either an Engineering field, or liberal arts. The difference in classification is GPA requirements. It just doesn't really make sense at all. lol

But lately, attitudes have been changing in the career sector in the bay area. It seems a humanities degree is a hot ticket because it separates you from the tons of people here who get computer science degrees for the silicon valley. I am pursuing a minor in computer science because I am interested in computer work, but mostly hoping to find a job I am happy here in my home region. I think it is great too that we are finally embracing humanities to work companies that have a profound impact on society. It might help direct us to a better future. But idk. https://www.forbes.com/sites/georgeanders/2015/07/29/liberal-arts-degree-tech/#31b7ac4b745d

https://www.eab.com/daily-briefing/2019/01/23/the-jobs-humanities-majors-are-taking-in-silicon-valley

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17 hours ago, jackiemarie90 said:

I agree with people having the completely wrong perceptions of the Humanities, and I do include history in the Humanities, but my school also has an umbrella for the humanities too. That covers, english, theater, art, philosphy. And the social sciences also cover anthropology, gender studies, politics, psychology etc. They honestly switch around these subjects all the time. Students recently got an email that that said they are switching economics to STEM, and you can get a computer science degree as either an Engineering field, or liberal arts. The difference in classification is GPA requirements. It just doesn't really make sense at all. lol

But lately, attitudes have been changing in the career sector in the bay area. It seems a humanities degree is a hot ticket because it separates you from the tons of people here who get computer science degrees for the silicon valley. I am pursuing a minor in computer science because I am interested in computer work, but mostly hoping to find a job I am happy here in my home region. I think it is great too that we are finally embracing humanities to work companies that have a profound impact on society. It might help direct us to a better future. But idk. https://www.forbes.com/sites/georgeanders/2015/07/29/liberal-arts-degree-tech/#31b7ac4b745d

https://www.eab.com/daily-briefing/2019/01/23/the-jobs-humanities-majors-are-taking-in-silicon-valley

As long as they're not trying to reinvent the humanities and focus only on quantifiable stuff instead of the qualitative stuff, it doesn't really matter what they're calling it I guess. 

That's really good to hear that they're finally seeing the value in those degrees tho

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