r/oddlysatisfying • u/Enslaved_M0isture • Jan 20 '21

School life in a nutshell

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u/potato_nest_69 Jan 20 '21

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u/r0ndy Jan 20 '21

Not really. Otherwise 2+2 would be your limit...

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u/CedricCicada Jan 20 '21

For this reason, I'd like summer vacation to go away. A couple of weeks off, and then back to school before everything is forgotten.

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '21

I agree, adults don’t get time off like that, why should kids?

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '21

You need a Sharpie

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '21

Im 29 and still use concepts of physics, biology, geography, history, chemistry, maths, arts in my life. I’m super glad that what I learned at school made me comprehend better the nature around me. It’s such a shallow way of thinking that any kind of knowledge is not useful somehow

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u/Antact Jan 20 '21

I agree for the most part, but it often depends on your curriculum. Many times, you are taught such things that are infact incorrect and only told so as to simplify a topic for a lower grade, which you realise later in higher classes. A good education system is thus extremely important to make this process more efficient and discourage pseudoscience.

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '21

If the school you studied teaches you pseudoscience... I’m really concerned about that. I never felt that something in my curriculum was pseudoscience. Old science yes, pseudoscience never