Nailgun
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- 2016
Au contraire mon frèreShe actually want's to be a brickie tho...
Not a brickie because i want to sit in an airconed office
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Au contraire mon frèreShe actually want's to be a brickie tho...
Not a brickie because i want to sit in an airconed office
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It's always the mum that is the pessimist...Nah, ahaha I'm not interested in the medical field at all. It's just my mum is convinced that if I don't become an engineer, doctor or dentist I will end up homeless leleel
tfw when wanting to become a lawyer is no longer good enough
Hahaha, half the people that do the UMAT probably do it for the "lols".Yup, for the "lols" as well!
Nah, deep down she loves smearing a layer of cement onto the rough bricks and then laying it onto another brick.Au contraire mon frère
Wow this Sien abuseNah, deep down she loves smearing a layer of cement onto the rough bricks and then laying it onto another brick.
your mum doesn't understand the growing importance of the technological world. Go do CS if you want to. The world needs more people in technological development.What do you actually want to be?(dont say not a brickie lelel)
my dad doesnt care though, he just says do whatever you want to do, just make sure that you excel at whatever it is.
my mum though..lol
i wanted to do computer science at one point (still might actually, combined with law. have to go learn to be good at 3u/ 4u? maths though)
so she did some 'research' and was like nah theres no jobs in computer science, only in software engineering. so just become an engineer
Ahaha, tbh I'm not even really interested in it for technological development. I have no desire to create anything, or really add anything to the world. I love programming purely because it amuses me and I find it stimulating, and I feel similarly about law.your mum doesn't understand the growing importance of the technological world. Go do CS if you want to. The world needs more people in technological development.
Well, the world also needs more ethicists and philosophers, but that's what I'm here for.
The same can be said for me and mathematics. I find it amusing, relaxing, enjoyable, frustrating, easy and hard, so I'm going to take use of that and make it my means of survival.Ahaha, tbh I'm not even really interested in it for technological development. I have no desire to create anything, or really add anything to the world. I love programming purely because it amuses me and I find it stimulating, and I feel similarly about law.
Well, I'm not so deeply passionate about any field to want to do it for my entire life. Rather, my underlying motivation for everything comes from my competitiveness. Really my goal in life is to play in the big kids pool ahahaThe same can be said for me and mathematics. I find it amusing, relaxing, enjoyable, frustrating, easy and hard, so I'm going to take use of that and make it my means of survival.
How far did you dig back lmaoAu contraire mon frère
IkrWow this Sien abuse
I'm seeing sexual innuendoesNah, deep down she loves smearing a layer of cement onto the rough bricks and then laying it onto another brick.
*organizes Sien Rights rally*Wow this Sien abuse
don't let that be your only motivation. otherwise, you'll eventually reach a point where you can compete no more and have some kind of identity crisis. first hand experience. (also which is why I'm not competitive and don't care particularly well for my HSC)Well, I'm not so deeply passionate about any field to want to do it for my entire life. Rather, my underlying motivation for everything comes from my competitiveness. Really my goal in life is to play in the big kids pool ahaha
The last sentence...What do you actually want to be?(dont say not a brickie lelel)
my dad doesnt care though, he just says do whatever you want to do, just make sure that you excel at whatever it is.
my mum though..lol
i wanted to do computer science at one point (still might actually, combined with law. have to go learn to be good at 3u/ 4u? maths though)
so she did some 'research' and was like nah theres no jobs in computer science, only in software engineering. so just become an engineer
eh well, its worked for me so far loldon't let that be your only motivation. otherwise, you'll eventually reach a point where you can compete no more and have some kind of identity crisis. first hand experience. (also which is why I'm not competitive and don't care particularly well for my HSC)
im the same tbh really not motivated for any particular field atm and my marks definitely suffer, if Im motivated I would actually work hard and study but really have not been caring tht hard. (though honestly I still am thinking at this point people overblow the HSC and you dont have to try THAT hard) I have some ideas though and will probably try to get money to make them realitydon't let that be your only motivation. otherwise, you'll eventually reach a point where you can compete no more and have some kind of identity crisis. first hand experience. (also which is why I'm not competitive and don't care particularly well for my HSC)
see for me I've never really had an issue with this, like when I decide I want to do something, in a way it's like I'm competing against my self - what I think I'm capable of versus what I am actually capable of.im the same tbh really not motivated for any particular field atm and my marks definitely suffer, if Im motivated I would actually work hard and study but really have not been caring tht hard. (though honestly I still am thinking at this point people overblow the HSC and you dont have to try THAT hard) I have some ideas though and will probably try to get money to make them reality
I think they call that research lolUnlike everyone, I want to be paid to learn
That being said, imo knowledge in and of itself in a vacuum is uselessUnlike everyone, I want to be paid to learn
You'd better keep that opinion to yourself. >:That being said, imo knowledge in and of itself in a vacuum is useless
It is only be applying the knowledge that it is actually worth having