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Nah man, miss me with that shit. Not that a bad Zoom class can't be worse but I don't need gossip in my life.
When I see a POS on YouTube I just block their channel and move on. And guess what, most of the time, the signs are there from the beginning. Hardly anyone ever "turns bad". Just my two cents.
Here me and husband are, once again rewatching the Star Wars Hotel video lmao!
I don't think many Professors or Universities structure online programs well. In my experience, many tried to structure online courses the same way as traditional courses - but that defeats the whole point of an online.
I worked while I was student, so I did a lot of onlines before the pandemic. The best courses were were completely self-paced, communications were conducted via email, and any video-calling or meetings were held at an agreed time, even if it was at night. The professors usually were working in their respective fields in some way as well as teaching. Some either understood how it works and how to teach it, some didn't (and were absolutely terrible to have.)
But regardless, you have to want to know the material and to go the extra mile for your studies, online or not. It is seriously an expensive, and stressful, privilege. So go at your own pace so you'll do well and not experience burnout and other issues, but don't waste your time and money. Just do what's right for you.
But regardless, you have to want to know the material and to go the extra mile for your studies, online or not.
This is key in anything you learn. If you don’t find it fun/interesting you’re going to struggle to learn it. Putting in the time comes really easy if you like the thing you’re studying.
got any recommendations? Could really use my schadenfreude fix.
J Aubrey and The Right Opinion
TurkeyTom does a lot of them if you can get past his "Enlightened Centrist" views that occasionally bubble through his commentaries. Has a lot of really well researched deep dives.
"Comedy Without Errors" just did an excellent series about Louis C.K.
Mr. Snowflake's Amberlynn Reid series.
Ooo, thank you!
There is way too much content about the fall of illuminaughtii