im going to print this convo out and get extra credit

 

Go for it

Its like the movie Anarchists Cookbook (watch it if you haven't) which makes a very good statement about non conformity and belief systems.

Johnny Black says in the beginning that he didn't believe in anarchy but that he was a nillihst...but also that it would be a contradction to believe in nillihsm because a true nillihst believes in nothing...not even nillihsm.

It all applies especially to non conformity.

 

reminds me of bruce lee's philisophy on non conformity.

 

I took a class in college, MicroComputer Maintance. Short version of the story is that he used a book, Repairing Computers for Idiots or something. I bought it and never opened it.

We took a test and one of the questions seemed a little odd to me. I knew the answer, but had a guess that he would mark it wrong. So I choose it anyway. Got the test back and I got a 99% on it. Why? Cause of that one answer. I then looked it up in the book we had and what he said was the right answer was confirmed in the book.

I knew it was wrong. So I set out to google right away, brought back 15 URL's that had the right answer. Printed it for him and next class he corrected mine to be a 100% and everyone else dropped 1%.

He also called up the book mfgr and had them correct it in their text. Next semesters book had the real, correct info.

go me... go mee...

 

i took way too many sociology classes in college

 

I really don't think I would go along with what everyone else said, especially when I could see for myself that they're all wrong. I'd probably look at them like they're all retarded and then give my own answer.

But I'm not a good one to ask. I believe that most people are inherently stupid. :rick: