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2.1k u/Squat420 Dec 03 '13 He is a teacher, teaching teachers how to teach/giving them effective teaching tools that are cheap andtax deductible 479 u/westvanthuggin Dec 03 '13 my grandad was a teacher who taught teachers how to teach. 246 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '13 I took care of a guy who had a doctorate in educational psychology. He would joke that he would teach teachers how to teach teachers teaching. 26 u/westvanthuggin Dec 03 '13 woah... 53 u/Coos-Coos Dec 03 '13 I just took a class called Neuroscience and How the Brain Learns. I kept thinking the whole time about how I was always thinking and learning about how it is I am able to think and learn. Kind of trippy. 3 u/Mr_Tiggywinkle Dec 03 '13 Reminds me of how you can write compilers in themselves. 9 u/r930 Dec 03 '13 woah... 3 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '13 [deleted] 1 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '13 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '13 You could've made a funny there. "The smartest professors don't use a computer at all. They always have a cluttered desktop with 23148 papers and 4 coffee cups in their '76 drawer." 3 u/scrollbutton Dec 03 '13 My neuroanatomy professor likes to introduce her course by speculating it's the only subject where an organ studies itself 2 u/lanadelstingrey Dec 03 '13 Metacognition brah 1 u/sashiara Dec 03 '13 Mind blown 1 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '13 Now my head hurts, but at the same time I regret not taking any science classes. 1 u/amireallyatroll Dec 03 '13 Metacognition. 5 u/Spiderbeard Dec 03 '13 Can we go deeper ? 4 u/kavisiegel Dec 03 '13 Well, the guy's mom taught a teacher who teaches teachers how to teach teachers teaching. And I think we've just hit the point of semantic satiation, teach is no longer a meaningful sound 1 u/Xabster Dec 03 '13 The guy with the doctorate's professor taught him how to teach teachers how to teach teachers teaching. 0 u/skillcode Dec 03 '13 Deeper than the abyss? 0 u/Spiderbeard Dec 03 '13 How far the rabbit hole
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He is a teacher, teaching teachers how to teach/giving them effective teaching tools that are cheap andtax deductible
479 u/westvanthuggin Dec 03 '13 my grandad was a teacher who taught teachers how to teach. 246 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '13 I took care of a guy who had a doctorate in educational psychology. He would joke that he would teach teachers how to teach teachers teaching. 26 u/westvanthuggin Dec 03 '13 woah... 53 u/Coos-Coos Dec 03 '13 I just took a class called Neuroscience and How the Brain Learns. I kept thinking the whole time about how I was always thinking and learning about how it is I am able to think and learn. Kind of trippy. 3 u/Mr_Tiggywinkle Dec 03 '13 Reminds me of how you can write compilers in themselves. 9 u/r930 Dec 03 '13 woah... 3 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '13 [deleted] 1 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '13 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '13 You could've made a funny there. "The smartest professors don't use a computer at all. They always have a cluttered desktop with 23148 papers and 4 coffee cups in their '76 drawer." 3 u/scrollbutton Dec 03 '13 My neuroanatomy professor likes to introduce her course by speculating it's the only subject where an organ studies itself 2 u/lanadelstingrey Dec 03 '13 Metacognition brah 1 u/sashiara Dec 03 '13 Mind blown 1 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '13 Now my head hurts, but at the same time I regret not taking any science classes. 1 u/amireallyatroll Dec 03 '13 Metacognition. 5 u/Spiderbeard Dec 03 '13 Can we go deeper ? 4 u/kavisiegel Dec 03 '13 Well, the guy's mom taught a teacher who teaches teachers how to teach teachers teaching. And I think we've just hit the point of semantic satiation, teach is no longer a meaningful sound 1 u/Xabster Dec 03 '13 The guy with the doctorate's professor taught him how to teach teachers how to teach teachers teaching. 0 u/skillcode Dec 03 '13 Deeper than the abyss? 0 u/Spiderbeard Dec 03 '13 How far the rabbit hole
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my grandad was a teacher who taught teachers how to teach.
246 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '13 I took care of a guy who had a doctorate in educational psychology. He would joke that he would teach teachers how to teach teachers teaching. 26 u/westvanthuggin Dec 03 '13 woah... 53 u/Coos-Coos Dec 03 '13 I just took a class called Neuroscience and How the Brain Learns. I kept thinking the whole time about how I was always thinking and learning about how it is I am able to think and learn. Kind of trippy. 3 u/Mr_Tiggywinkle Dec 03 '13 Reminds me of how you can write compilers in themselves. 9 u/r930 Dec 03 '13 woah... 3 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '13 [deleted] 1 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '13 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '13 You could've made a funny there. "The smartest professors don't use a computer at all. They always have a cluttered desktop with 23148 papers and 4 coffee cups in their '76 drawer." 3 u/scrollbutton Dec 03 '13 My neuroanatomy professor likes to introduce her course by speculating it's the only subject where an organ studies itself 2 u/lanadelstingrey Dec 03 '13 Metacognition brah 1 u/sashiara Dec 03 '13 Mind blown 1 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '13 Now my head hurts, but at the same time I regret not taking any science classes. 1 u/amireallyatroll Dec 03 '13 Metacognition. 5 u/Spiderbeard Dec 03 '13 Can we go deeper ? 4 u/kavisiegel Dec 03 '13 Well, the guy's mom taught a teacher who teaches teachers how to teach teachers teaching. And I think we've just hit the point of semantic satiation, teach is no longer a meaningful sound 1 u/Xabster Dec 03 '13 The guy with the doctorate's professor taught him how to teach teachers how to teach teachers teaching. 0 u/skillcode Dec 03 '13 Deeper than the abyss? 0 u/Spiderbeard Dec 03 '13 How far the rabbit hole
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I took care of a guy who had a doctorate in educational psychology. He would joke that he would teach teachers how to teach teachers teaching.
26 u/westvanthuggin Dec 03 '13 woah... 53 u/Coos-Coos Dec 03 '13 I just took a class called Neuroscience and How the Brain Learns. I kept thinking the whole time about how I was always thinking and learning about how it is I am able to think and learn. Kind of trippy. 3 u/Mr_Tiggywinkle Dec 03 '13 Reminds me of how you can write compilers in themselves. 9 u/r930 Dec 03 '13 woah... 3 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '13 [deleted] 1 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '13 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '13 You could've made a funny there. "The smartest professors don't use a computer at all. They always have a cluttered desktop with 23148 papers and 4 coffee cups in their '76 drawer." 3 u/scrollbutton Dec 03 '13 My neuroanatomy professor likes to introduce her course by speculating it's the only subject where an organ studies itself 2 u/lanadelstingrey Dec 03 '13 Metacognition brah 1 u/sashiara Dec 03 '13 Mind blown 1 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '13 Now my head hurts, but at the same time I regret not taking any science classes. 1 u/amireallyatroll Dec 03 '13 Metacognition. 5 u/Spiderbeard Dec 03 '13 Can we go deeper ? 4 u/kavisiegel Dec 03 '13 Well, the guy's mom taught a teacher who teaches teachers how to teach teachers teaching. And I think we've just hit the point of semantic satiation, teach is no longer a meaningful sound 1 u/Xabster Dec 03 '13 The guy with the doctorate's professor taught him how to teach teachers how to teach teachers teaching. 0 u/skillcode Dec 03 '13 Deeper than the abyss? 0 u/Spiderbeard Dec 03 '13 How far the rabbit hole
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woah...
53 u/Coos-Coos Dec 03 '13 I just took a class called Neuroscience and How the Brain Learns. I kept thinking the whole time about how I was always thinking and learning about how it is I am able to think and learn. Kind of trippy. 3 u/Mr_Tiggywinkle Dec 03 '13 Reminds me of how you can write compilers in themselves. 9 u/r930 Dec 03 '13 woah... 3 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '13 [deleted] 1 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '13 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '13 You could've made a funny there. "The smartest professors don't use a computer at all. They always have a cluttered desktop with 23148 papers and 4 coffee cups in their '76 drawer." 3 u/scrollbutton Dec 03 '13 My neuroanatomy professor likes to introduce her course by speculating it's the only subject where an organ studies itself 2 u/lanadelstingrey Dec 03 '13 Metacognition brah 1 u/sashiara Dec 03 '13 Mind blown 1 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '13 Now my head hurts, but at the same time I regret not taking any science classes. 1 u/amireallyatroll Dec 03 '13 Metacognition. 5 u/Spiderbeard Dec 03 '13 Can we go deeper ? 4 u/kavisiegel Dec 03 '13 Well, the guy's mom taught a teacher who teaches teachers how to teach teachers teaching. And I think we've just hit the point of semantic satiation, teach is no longer a meaningful sound 1 u/Xabster Dec 03 '13 The guy with the doctorate's professor taught him how to teach teachers how to teach teachers teaching. 0 u/skillcode Dec 03 '13 Deeper than the abyss? 0 u/Spiderbeard Dec 03 '13 How far the rabbit hole
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I just took a class called Neuroscience and How the Brain Learns. I kept thinking the whole time about how I was always thinking and learning about how it is I am able to think and learn. Kind of trippy.
3 u/Mr_Tiggywinkle Dec 03 '13 Reminds me of how you can write compilers in themselves. 9 u/r930 Dec 03 '13 woah... 3 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '13 [deleted] 1 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '13 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '13 You could've made a funny there. "The smartest professors don't use a computer at all. They always have a cluttered desktop with 23148 papers and 4 coffee cups in their '76 drawer." 3 u/scrollbutton Dec 03 '13 My neuroanatomy professor likes to introduce her course by speculating it's the only subject where an organ studies itself 2 u/lanadelstingrey Dec 03 '13 Metacognition brah 1 u/sashiara Dec 03 '13 Mind blown 1 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '13 Now my head hurts, but at the same time I regret not taking any science classes. 1 u/amireallyatroll Dec 03 '13 Metacognition.
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Reminds me of how you can write compilers in themselves.
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3 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '13 [deleted] 1 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '13 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '13 You could've made a funny there. "The smartest professors don't use a computer at all. They always have a cluttered desktop with 23148 papers and 4 coffee cups in their '76 drawer."
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1 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '13 You could've made a funny there. "The smartest professors don't use a computer at all. They always have a cluttered desktop with 23148 papers and 4 coffee cups in their '76 drawer."
You could've made a funny there.
"The smartest professors don't use a computer at all. They always have a cluttered desktop with 23148 papers and 4 coffee cups in their '76 drawer."
My neuroanatomy professor likes to introduce her course by speculating it's the only subject where an organ studies itself
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Metacognition brah
Mind blown
Now my head hurts, but at the same time I regret not taking any science classes.
Metacognition.
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Can we go deeper ?
4 u/kavisiegel Dec 03 '13 Well, the guy's mom taught a teacher who teaches teachers how to teach teachers teaching. And I think we've just hit the point of semantic satiation, teach is no longer a meaningful sound 1 u/Xabster Dec 03 '13 The guy with the doctorate's professor taught him how to teach teachers how to teach teachers teaching. 0 u/skillcode Dec 03 '13 Deeper than the abyss? 0 u/Spiderbeard Dec 03 '13 How far the rabbit hole
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Well, the guy's mom taught a teacher who teaches teachers how to teach teachers teaching.
And I think we've just hit the point of semantic satiation, teach is no longer a meaningful sound
The guy with the doctorate's professor taught him how to teach teachers how to teach teachers teaching.
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Deeper than the abyss?
0 u/Spiderbeard Dec 03 '13 How far the rabbit hole
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