College is becoming obsolete. I believe things like Khan Academy are going to become far more commonplace, and in fact encouraged by employers. There may still be things to learn and good experiences to be had at a real university, but none of them are worth the massive debt, which you aren't even likely to get a good enough job to pay off anymore.
Computer science will go faster. They already do all those little certification programs for specific platforms.
QUOTE(cptkleenex @ Nov 29 2011, 01:30)
I'm such a nerd... I seriously get some sick enjoyment out of pulling out an obscure or generally big word out of the ether and seamlessly plugging it into a sentence. If it's intentional just to make the other person feel stupid it doesn't feel as good but when it just slips the lips it's quite delicious.
The word today was incorporeal.
On a related note, I've been doing this daily (http://dynamo.dictionary.com/) to test my vocabulary and expand it little by little. You sometimes get some overlap but not too often.
I'm such a nerd...
You're a nerd? I still insist on spelling æther with a non-keyboard character.
This post has been edited by FourThirteen: Nov 30 2011, 08:44
What was the last thing you thought?, general edition
Nov 30 2011, 08:43
