I'm glad i got my degree from the standpoint of me loving to learn, and I took classes like physics and biochem, that I would never have sat down and studied on my own unlike other subjects.
Totally with you on this. Anything that causes us to stretch in new directions is a positive. I think I came off a little dismissive about the value of higher education in my earlier response. One of the things I like most about college is that it tends to attract some incredible smart and gifted people and whenever I'm in a big college town I can almost feel the knowledge in the air. I just think that currently college is often overpriced and oversold, and wish there were more alternatives for young people wanting to accelerate their future and discover what they want to do with their lives. But I am probably just being cynical. The good always outweighs the bad and for all I know all of this debt will fuel the crypto revolution and soon change the world for the better.
I am 100% wanting to get back to it and even have a dedicated corner... so any day now I will take you up on that offer and we can hash out and have some fun. I'm not super competitive when I play HS though, I sort of just constantly switch and play whatever is fun , so you'll probably just whoop my ass
Streaming can be a lot of fun, especially when you're hanging with someone you vibe with. When I duo stream with someone we're usually playing on the same team, so to speak. Just discussing how we view each play and generally shooting the shit.
Though if you're into more casual play I think we could have a ton of fun playing some meme deck in wild. Which would be a nice change of pace from my normal tryharding. And you don't even have to be on camera if you don't want. One of my buddies comes on the stream and he is purely on audio. Works just fine and is still a ton of fun.
RE: Bell Curves and the Gaslighting of Genius: Part 2