Humans should be K-strategists instead of r-strategists
Actually the more education a person completes, the better that person's brain will be recodnizing patterns in life. This person might forget 95% of what they learned in university, but they will be much smarter than someone who hasn't finished highschool. School isn't about remembering what you have learned, its about getting better at learning.scourge34 wrote:Education does not equal intelligence. :icon27:ToxicBug wrote:Ok, its the college student who's studying science, versus the redneck who didn't finish high school and is working at an oil rig. Regardless of education though, who's smarter?
I learned how to learn long ago. I figured out that little secret in grade school. So basically, you or someone is paying lots of money for you to learn what I already knew as a child. If I need to know something, I learn it fairly easily and quickly and I don't need a few years of college to do it. Here's another idea, pick a subject, divide the time normally taken to learn it by half. I'll study that subject for that amount of time and come here and discuss it with you until you're blue in the face. Deal?ToxicBug wrote:Actually the more education a person completes, the better that person's brain will be recodnizing patterns in life. This person might forget 95% of what they learned in university, but they will be much smarter than someone who hasn't finished highschool. School isn't about remembering what you have learned, its about getting better at learning.scourge34 wrote:Education does not equal intelligence. :icon27:ToxicBug wrote:Ok, its the college student who's studying science, versus the redneck who didn't finish high school and is working at an oil rig. Regardless of education though, who's smarter?
ToxicBug wrote:Actually the more education a person completes, the better that person's brain will be recodnizing patterns in life.scourge34 wrote:Education does not equal intelligence. :icon27:ToxicBug wrote:Ok, its the college student who's studying science, versus the redneck who didn't finish high school and is working at an oil rig. Regardless of education though, who's smarter?
Its also very great at developing a soul that is unable to see the bigger picture, for he has been forever set into a ceirtain direction without questioning larger relevance, even truthfullness, and eye for alternatives.
You can say whatever you want about education, it can make you smarter, but also make you shitloads dumber - for you, It seems you've taken the latter road.
Calculus III. You have 7.5 weeks.scourge34 wrote:I learned how to learn long ago. I figured out that little secret in grade school. So basically, you or someone is paying lots of money for you to learn what I already knew as a child. If I need to know something, I learn it fairly easily and quickly and I don't need a few years of college to do it. Here's another idea, pick a subject, divide the time normally taken to learn it by half. I'll study that subject for that amount of time and come here and discuss it with you until you're blue in the face. Deal?ToxicBug wrote:Actually the more education a person completes, the better that person's brain will be recodnizing patterns in life. This person might forget 95% of what they learned in university, but they will be much smarter than someone who hasn't finished highschool. School isn't about remembering what you have learned, its about getting better at learning.scourge34 wrote: Education does not equal intelligence. :icon27:
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You might say one population of humans is more r than another, or more k than another, but in nature, humans are K strategists...
think r-rapid.
Here's a simple explanation.
http://curriculum.calstatela.edu/course ... eding.html
think r-rapid.
Here's a simple explanation.
http://curriculum.calstatela.edu/course ... eding.html
I had a feeling you would go that direction. Considering I have no knowledge in Calc 1 or 2. Shouldn't I get the equal amount of time to learn those as well since I would have to know them first? If you agree with that, then no problem.ToxicBug wrote:Calculus III. You have 7.5 weeks.scourge34 wrote:I learned how to learn long ago. I figured out that little secret in grade school. So basically, you or someone is paying lots of money for you to learn what I already knew as a child. If I need to know something, I learn it fairly easily and quickly and I don't need a few years of college to do it. Here's another idea, pick a subject, divide the time normally taken to learn it by half. I'll study that subject for that amount of time and come here and discuss it with you until you're blue in the face. Deal?ToxicBug wrote: Actually the more education a person completes, the better that person's brain will be recodnizing patterns in life. This person might forget 95% of what they learned in university, but they will be much smarter than someone who hasn't finished highschool. School isn't about remembering what you have learned, its about getting better at learning.
Bdw3 wrote:That would have to include the concepts of 1 & 2.ToxicBug wrote:Calculus III. You have 7.5 weeks.
So that would be Calc 1, 2, & 3 in 22 weeks.
Defiantly not a problem. :icon14:
Tormentius wrote: I'm pretty sure Scourge has forgotten more than Toxic will ever know.
Without a doubt.
Heh, didn't even get this far before I typed my reply. Exactly what I mean. :icon14:
