I never realized it until now, but…

[Swarthy Knight]

Yes, since starting college in 2016, I always dropped out before finishing the first semester. I also constantly changed my major. I probably have the record for most dropouts and changing of majors.

Are we the same people bhai your college journey is remarkably similar to mine. Except I started a bit earlier in 2015. Finally sticking with one program (so far at least )

This current semester is probably the furthest I've gone without dropping out/quitting mid way

 

[Ghost Philosophy]

wait there Haram??? why

Yeah, I follow Hanafi school so they are considered because they are bottomfeeders (they eat the excrement of fish). But in Maliki school they are considered permissible.

 

[Ghost Philosophy]

Are we the same people bhai your college journey is remarkably similar to mine. Except I started a bit earlier in 2015. Finally sticking with one program (so far at least )

This current semester is probably the furthest I've gone without dropping out/quitting mid way

Wow! We might be the same people after all. This is also the furthest I’ve gone without dropping out! Let’s get it bhai.

 

[Quncho]

I scored an 8.5/10 on the national exam despite philosophy being a two-year subject. I thought that would translate into a B+, but it’s actually an A+.

What makes it even more remarkable is that it was a two-year subject that I took in one year only, so I was already way behind.

It’s no surprise my first grade was a 4/10, or an F; because I had no idea what was expected of me. However, I understood what I did wrong and learned from that; my second and third grades were 7/10, or B+. Then I aced the final exam, which was the national exam.

I’m just looking at this chart that converts Dutch grades into American grades, hence this thread.

High IQ.

 

[unon]

I scored an 8.5/10 on the national exam despite philosophy being a two-year subject. I thought that would translate into a B+, but it’s actually an A+.

What makes it even more remarkable is that it was a two-year subject that I took in one year only, so I was already way behind.

It’s no surprise my first grade was a 4/10, or an F; because I had no idea what was expected of me. However, I understood what I did wrong and learned from that; my second and third grades were 7/10, or B+. Then I aced the final exam, which was the national exam.

I’m just looking at this chart that converts Dutch grades into American grades, hence this thread.

"30 year old dateless virgin" I hope you find a wife soon or maybe your larping your too cool not to have a wife or gf also nice grades

 

[Ghost Philosophy]

"30 year old dateless virgin" I hope you find a wife soon or maybe your larping your too cool not to have a wife or gf also nice grades

I’m not LARPing, but thank you!

 

[unon]

I’m not LARPing, but thank you!

I hope in the next few months you will be able to get a girlfriend tbh

 

[Ghost Philosophy]

I hope in the next few months you will be able to get a girlfriend tbh

Ha! Thank you. But to be honest, I am not really interested in women anymore. My experience with my onetis was brootal.

 

[unon]

Ha! Thank you. But to be honest, I am not really interested in women anymore. My experience with my onetis was brootal.

So if you had the chance to have little gengars running around would you like that ? All that matters is that your happy anyways byeee

 

[Ghost Philosophy]

So if you had the chance to have little gengars running around would you like that ? All that matters is that your happy anyways byeee

I don’t know about being happy but I certainly don’t want children. Although I love animals, they’re the only thing in life that can make me feel happy. But I’m not sure if I can take care of one. And byeeee.

 

[unon]

I don’t know about being happy but I certainly don’t want children. Although I love animals, they’re the only thing in life that can make me feel happy. But I’m not sure if I can take care of one. And byeeee.

I forgot your Misanthropy. I'm a bit like that myself but it's really bipolar in a way it's more that I hate society but not humanity.

 

[Ghost Philosophy]

I forgot your Misanthropy. I'm a bit like that myself but it's really bipolar in a way it's more that I hate society but not humanity.

Yes, same here. I don’t necessarily hate people; but I definitely hate that this world exists in the first place. I don’t go sitting around hating people, but I’m saying if I could click on a “Destroy the Planet” button, I would press it without zero hesitation.

 

[unon]

Yes, same here. I don’t necessarily hate people; but I definitely hate that this world exists in the first place. I don’t go sitting around hating people, but I’m saying if I could click on a “Destruct the Planet button, I would press it without zero hesitation.

Same after thinking about it I don't like social interaction I just like the technological advancements it like certain areas of human thinking I wish to nuke but "Destruct the Planet button, I would press it without zero hesitation" I would do the same if society doesn't change or doesn't involve me.
My coping mechanisms is helping people

 

[Ghost Philosophy]

Same after thinking about it I don't like social interaction I just like the technological advancements it like certain areas of human thinking I wish to nuke but "Destruct the Planet button, I would press it without zero hesitation" I would do the same if society doesn't change or doesn't involve me.
My coping mechanisms is helping people

I think society is only going downhill. It’s part of the reason why I don’t want children; because I would be contributing to it somehow. But there are more reasons.

 

[unon]

I think society is only going downhill. It’s part of the reason why I don’t want children; because I would be contributing to it somehow. But there are more reasons.

Yea if we were to talk about why society is falling apart we would be here for a while.

 

[Ghost Philosophy]

Yea if we were to talk about why society is falling apart we would be here for a while.

Unironically, technological advancements are a large part of the equation. Don’t believe me? Ask teachers. They say that today’s honor roll students would be middle of the pack students in the 90s.

 

[unon]

Unironically, technological advancements are a large part of the equation. Don’t believe me? Ask teachers. They say that today’s honor roll students would be middle of the pack students in the 90s.

Certain technological advancements I was mostly referring if we didn't spend money on military and such and were united as a planet we would have solved the cure for cancer or might have extended the life expectancy.

 

[Ghost Philosophy]

Certain technological advancements I was mostly referring if we didn't spend money on military and such and were united as a planet we would have solved the cure for cancer or might have extended the life expectancy.

Ahhh, I see. I guess we can say that technology has its pros and its cons, depending on how you look at it.

 

[unon]

Ahhh, I see. I guess we can say that technology has its pros and its cons, depending on how you look at it.

Yea. Anyways I'm trying to stop wasting time on forums and learn new topics. So I must go now have a great rest of your day gengar and so on

 

[Ghost Philosophy]

Yea. Anyways I'm trying to stop wasting time on forums and learn new topics. So I must go now have a great rest of your day gengar and so on

Good luck bhai!

 

[Finnishmogger]

Yes, that’s correct. How is it in Finland? You need a 5.5 to pass. I remember in the past it was 5, but that was before I started high school. My best friend managed to get his teacher to change his 5.4 to a 5.5 so that he could graduate. It’s not allowed but the teacher made an exception for my best friend. This was years ago, back in high school.

Here it goes from 4 to 10. So 4 is like 30-50% depending on the subject. And you usually need 5- to pass.

 

[Rothschild]

I’ve mainly been doing observing these first few weeks; I felt it was weird to suddenly act like a teacher. My cooperating teacher wanted me to teach something ASAP, but I told them my college says it has to be done in the later weeks. Even the outlines of the college guide say the first weeks should be observations only. Next week, I’ll be more actively involved. I mainly sit at the back of the classroom because I don’t wanna weird out the students, since they’re 7th graders. In the United States, they would be considered middle school students, but we don’t have the concept of a middle school here. After elementary school, high school starts, so these are high school freshmen I’ve been dealing with so far. But my cooperating teacher plans to show me their 9th grade class as well, apparently they’re a pain in the ass.

thats sick bro

yeah 9th grade students are just a bunch of retards

 

[VrillFatNoob24]

I scored an 8.5/10 on the national exam despite philosophy being a two-year subject. I thought that would translate into a B+, but it’s actually an A+.

What makes it even more remarkable is that it was a two-year subject that I took in one year only, so I was already way behind.

It’s no surprise my first grade was a 4/10, or an F; because I had no idea what was expected of me. However, I understood what I did wrong and learned from that; my second and third grades were 7/10, or B+. Then I aced the final exam, which was the national exam.

I’m just looking at this chart that converts Dutch grades into American grades, hence this thread.

Iqmaxxer bhaia