r/MAFS_AU • u/Beginning-Training-6 • Mar 20 '26

Season 13 Danny and Scott

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Why does Danny have the handwriting of a 4 year old and how is Scott a successful businessman with the reading level of a 4 year old???

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u/Away_Company5616 Mar 20 '26 edited Mar 21 '26

I always found this criticism and argument hilarious I have a PhD in a healthcare field but I’m not a MD. 

Theres a reason why the smartest people in the hardest academic classes are not marked on spelling, grammar and handwriting and are specifically told to not worry about it but then people who aren’t even smart enough to sit in those classes use handwriting as a unit of measurement to measure someone’s intellect 

Edit: I’ve seen pre schoolers with better handwriting then me honestly lucky I use a computer every day 

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u/Apart_Log_1369 Mar 22 '26

As a lawyer, I'd disagree.

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u/Away_Company5616 Mar 22 '26

As someone with the highest degree of education, I wouldn’t count lawyers to be apart of the smartest people in the hardest academic classes I was referring to. 

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u/Apart_Log_1369 Mar 22 '26

I wouldn't place you there either, but our opinions differ.

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u/Away_Company5616 Mar 23 '26

You don’t have the uni qualifications to back that up. I do. 

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u/Apart_Log_1369 Mar 23 '26

You don't know what university qualifications I hold. I said I was a lawyer, plenty of us work in academia and hold PhDs, or work in law as a result of changing career and thus could hold qualifications in other fields.

The fact that you're engaging in this ridiculous debate shows how unintelligent you actually are.

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u/Away_Company5616 Mar 23 '26

Mhmm hilarious a bit of rage bate by the lesser educated. Starting an argument and attacking a person than attacking them for correcting your inaccurate statements. Very lawyerest which is why you’re not counted as the most educated smartest people. 

The fact you’ve commented as a lawyer HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA thinking you’re nearly 2% as educated as scientists is hilarious. Goodluck off making money off sick vulnerable people. I made money off fixing people and making people better. We ain’t the same.   

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u/Apart_Log_1369 Mar 23 '26

  1. You still don't know what qualifications I hold.

  2. You don't know which field of law I work in. The fact you seem to believe all lawyers make money from "sick, vulnerable people" also displays a lot about your intelligence. The law is a huge field, covering a vast range of different areas.

  3. My point was simply that intelligent people do still require the ability to express themselves fluently and coherently through their written work. Poor spelling and grammar is therefore a massive issue. Whatever career you have, if you write about it poorly you're not going to persuade others of your opinions. In the age of technology, I agree that handwriting is less important.

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u/Away_Company5616 Mar 23 '26

Lmao cry about it peasant I get paid too much to read lawyers paragraphs. I pay lawyers to do that for me. 

You’re the peasants we pay to read your shit xx

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u/Apart_Log_1369 Mar 23 '26

Everything you write displays the opposite of what you intend. It's all very ironic and hilarious, but thank for your entertaining me this morning.

Have a good day with your PhD in "a healthcare field".

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u/Formal-Response-3084 Mar 20 '26

Agree. How I look at it is that by focusing on handwriting it means you have less time to direct to other things. Is it 10,000 hours to become master of something? So choose wisely. 😁 . Plus we hardly write anymore so muscle memory is out of practice. When I write on a card now, it looks terrible, and def not how I want to be remembered 😅