True, I'm proof of that

@carlito so true. most of the things we learn arent useful for real life

how does it matter if i know what type of rock rules the earth 2 billions year ago?

where i was working, it was bloody awful ..

it doesn't, unless you choose a career in anthropology or something

If your learning about rocks that seems like a class you chose to take lol

History is one of the more fun subject tho

they totally aren't useful.. except maths is quite useful and basic english skills that's about it

i didnt choose the class. the school doesnt give me options until i become senior

History is one I hate, they lie in the school books whats the point

fun vs useful are 2 different things though lol

My apologies

I remember being able to take what I wanted

But high school was long ago

No but i mean when it all isnt usefull it should at leasy be fun

fun is cool i guess

oh

When you put the milk in before the cereal

but, really, ? ? school should therefore be about fun then and not disguised as some 'future preparation for rl program'

nO

@The_chickenmaster we should have more cool science expirements and most teachers dont even care about teaching. they litteraly say: ive already got my degree so i dont care

because it isn't

Holly ship i just made it in time for me bus

1 second later and i wouldve missed it

the only thing that prepares you for rl is rl itself.. if you want to work in a position, then you need to get into that position and start asap and learn that position.. no school is going to prepare you properly for that

unless it's a practical school of course, like an internal course of some kind

Sorry

@abby eww stop spamming that

Agree

Idk im currently studying mechatronics and if it wasnt for school ill probably never find a job in the sector

Is really hard stuf sometimes

I'm sorry

Hi sorry im dad

yes, that's the problem , it's being done the wrong way around

Yeah but that is hands on

Its mostly theoretical ngl

I'm sorry for saying the p word

Mechanics, plumbing, hvac

you should first get hands on, THEN learn the theory as you go

No not at all