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Joe McFadden's avatar

Enjoyed reading this.. and I got a chuckle at my own thought that Roger Stone himself might be: a metamodernist performance artist.... thanks for your help keeping our democracy!

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TheBuzzNoNumbers's avatar

Reading Shia's copy and paste theory, makes me think of the word *citation* and the need to insert in the appropriate places/styles. My understanding of University material is the students first need to learn the history of their majors and display understanding it through repeating it (with said citations) and connecting it with subject of the paper being written per the profs wishes. Copy and pasting is lazy, cheating, and wrong. What does anyone learn doing that in the end? I get it. University comes at people hard, fast, and with volumes of work to learn in a short period of time. Double overload is even harder, faster, and more volumes of work to get in the head, but no one said people have to take a full load of classes. Take three if that is more the speed you want to work at. I could not read all of Shia's words, but I forced myself to skim them and my conclusion is bullshit homework handed in, in an attempt to fake the way through it.

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