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Maniac Craniac Wrote:Oh, and I've thought about getting a degree in Business, but I only imagine absolutely hating every single word of every single course. If I do go for an MBA one day (which I just might... ugghhh!!!), I will be the first person in all of history to have done it unwillingly hilarious
Me too! Me too! I started off at COSC with the intent of doing their business concentration, but after talking to my advisor and looking at the classes, I realized I would hate every minute of it.
Business would be useful to my career, so I am considering getting a BSBA from TESC after I'm done with COSC. LOL.. the only reason I am even considering the BSBA is because it would be more tolerable than an MBA program. My thought is that with a business undergrad I could go on to get my Master's in something more interesting than business, but I'd still have a piece of paper that says I know what I'm doing in the business world...
I'm still unsure about this though. I am honestly not sure that I could tolerate business enough to study for the tests. HA! This is coming from a B2B salesperson that's sitting here typing on her work computer.. lol yes I like my job, but business bores the crap out of me.
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rmroberts Wrote:I'm very dissapointed in you. I hope that doesn't mean you are a Bieber fan. This is for you: YouTube - Justin Bieber VS. Evil Popcorn Man
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Maniac Craniac Wrote:Contemporary Popular Culture. I would give up on life if I had to take an exam that had a question about this kid:
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Bwahahahaha! Classic!
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Maniac Craniac Wrote:I hope that doesn't mean you are a Bieber fan. This is for you: YouTube - Justin Bieber VS. Evil Popcorn Man Nooo way! Far from it to say the least. I just thought you were a lover of all learning.
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rmroberts Wrote:Nooo way! Far from it to say the least. I just thought you were a lover of all learning. Not all learning is fruitful. Remember
1 Corinthians 8:2 Wrote:The man who thinks he knows something does not yet know [it] as he ought to
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Maniac Craniac Wrote:Not all learning is fruitful. Remember That verse does not have anything to do with actual learning. Just how smart you THINK you are.
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rmroberts Wrote:That verse does not have anything to do with actual learning. Just how smart you THINK you are. The verse doesn't mention intelligence (imaginary or otherwise), rather, what you know, or knowledge. It is possible to learn something that is true, yet posses the knowledge in a way that is false.
Think of a child who considers the sun to be "above" the earth, yet doesn't learn until later that what he knew was not incorrect, but his understanding of what it meant was incorrect.
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Maniac Craniac Wrote:The verse doesn't mention intelligence (imaginary or otherwise), rather, what you know, or knowledge. It is possible to learn something that is true, yet posses the knowledge in a way that is false.
Think of a child who considers the sun to be "above" the earth, yet doesn't learn until later that what he knew was not incorrect, but his understanding of what it meant was incorrect. Though that may certainly be one part of it, I think it is more so about realizing that we really know nothing, in comparison to God at least. God is sooo awesome. He made everything. I think He actually made stuff simple from His point of view just so that we could discover His creation. I think this verse is saying we must never forget how awesome God is and how measly we are. If I had all human knowledge, I would still be nothing. That is not to say knowledge is useless, we just must keep it in perspective and not think great of ourselves because of our accomplishments (intellectual or otherwise). And also not to put human knowledge above God's Word. An example is Christians who believe in evolution. They think scientists are so great and knowledgeable that they could not possibly be wrong about evolution (ha!) so we must fit this into the Bible. How ridiculous! I'm sorry if this offends anybody - well no I'm not - People are stupid. If God said He created the world in six days, by goly I believe Him. I'm not going to throw His word out or try to fit evolution into the Bible just because mere humans have "proven" otherwise. Anyway I'm getting off track here and as Ken Ham says I could go on for millions of years.
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rmroberts Wrote:I think it is more so about realizing that we really know nothing, in comparison to God at least. 1 Corinthians 2:5 "so that your faith might not rest on men's wisdom, but on God's power."
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Maniac Craniac Wrote:1 Corinthians 2:5 "so that your faith might not rest on men's wisdom, but on God's power." Exactly
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