Tell her to register and start posting.I dated a lawyer once. She saw only the worst in people.
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Tell her to register and start posting.I dated a lawyer once. She saw only the worst in people.
I dated a lawyer once. She saw only the worst in people.
Any cuties get banged by the partners yet?
Also female lawyers are generally not attractive
This. I see this at work and any time I date a chick 30 or under. The problem is the sheltered, protected, helicopter parenting they received. They don't know how to navigate life, because they've only watched/read about it, and haven't actually lived it. The days of walking a mile to school in the snow at 10 years old, or biking through traffic to high school, or just being left to your own devices until sun down has been a thing of the past for 25+ years now. Dealing with the stress/challenge of simply being alone as a child/teenager and having to figure things out is an experience this generation totally missed out on. Getting "lost" as a kid, freaking out, and finding a pay phone to call someone is one of a million little stresses and anxieties millennials simply didn't have to deal with. You used to build shit with your hands, whether it was a tree house or fort-- now kids just play Ipad or buy a pre-fab one at Toys 'R Us. You wanted to learn about something? You took the bus down to the public library and researched it. Now you just Google. The result is these kids have a sense of entitlement because almost literally everything is available right at your fingertips via technology/money, and don't know how to do shit because they've never had to figure out something on their own.
This isn't a bad thing...
I'm 30 now so I guess I'm a little older than this group everyone is shitting on, but you all come across as just shitty old people. 80% of people suck. That's going to hold true for all eternity. I have a decent number of friends 25 or under and some of them are "farther along" in life than I am. Already own houses and shit. Fucking Ohio.
The culture media now promotes rewards without effort.
Newest star wars: female abandoned child-> can fly ships, repair everything, fight with swords.
New Iron man is a black teen with single mom (despite evidence that single parent children are vastly more prone to become criminals and have lower IQ)
Single artist in NYC: has huge apartment.
Haha this kinda shit has been going on forever. Ever watch Friends? How the fuck did a barista afford to live in that dope NY apartment?
Actually... I think we need to expand on this. What the fuck were you doing hanging around people 24 years and younger? Hitting on high school girls at the mall?I was going to expand upon the title but it seems pretty self-explanatory.
Mist works in a call center. Not typically the kind of place that college kids look at for a summer internship, unless their names are Narashaya and Jinyeesh.Summer interns.
I believe in lesbian lingo, they refer to them as "training scissors".Hitting on high school girls at the mall?
I'm not saying the net benefit is negative, it certainly isn't, but the irony is that though we have instant access to endless amounts of information, we don't bother actually retaining much of it simply by virtue of it being so easily accessible.
“[I do not] carry such information in my mind since it is readily available in books. ...The value of a college education is not the learning of many facts but the training of the mind to think.”― Albert Einstein
(IE Never memorize what you can look up).
Kids not knowing facts directly doesn't really bother me. I've always felt being intelligent was more about 1.) Realizing you probably aren't right on your first assumption. 2.) Thinking critically and being skeptical. 3.) Learning how to look up and aggregate sources so you can be reasonably assured of getting the right answer.(And actually taking the time to do it)
The only issue with young people today is the same issue most people have, they shit the bed with all three of those things, but especially three. I think the little online communities have made number 3 even more difficult...Even reasonably smart people who think they are being skeptical go to trash places for bad information.
“[I do not] carry such information in my mind since it is readily available in books. ...The value of a college education is not the learning of many facts but the training of the mind to think.”― Albert Einstein
(IE Never memorize what you can look up).
Kids not knowing facts directly doesn't really bother me. I've always felt being intelligent was more about 1.) Realizing you probably aren't right on your first assumption. 2.) Thinking critically and being skeptical. 3.) Learning how to look up and aggregate sources so you can be reasonably assured of getting the right answer.(And actually taking the time to do it)
The only issue with young people today is the same issue most people have, they shit the bed with all three of those things, but especially three. I think the little online communities have made number 3 even more difficult...Even reasonably smart people who think they are being skeptical go to trash places for bad information.