a thread on education. by saz.

[spacemonkey]

Those who want to learn, will. Those that don't, wont. A marble classroom is secondary. 2+2 = 4. It is the same if learned in a marble classroom, barn, or under a tree.

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[Dylan]

I think the key difference is that you learned useful skills in your grad program, whereas mine could be reduced to a 6 month seminar TBH. After you've learned how to teach yourself the law you're set. The next 2 years are a complete and total waste of time and I treated it accordingly. Were I still developing practical skills I might've checked in, but I wasn't, so I didn't.

Once I hit the working world I turned the motor back on. But law school is such a goddamn joke. It teaches you to be a law professor, but out of a graduating class of hundreds maybe 1 or 2 are douchey enough to become a law professor. The rest of us just need to know how to think logically and parse through statutes, regs, case law, etc. You get that in the first year.

[The Comrade]

plot twist: dylan is actually a small town lawyer who wears ill-fitting suits and is always unkempt. he's never actually won a case before and his office is rented out of an old strip mall off the freeway between a hair salon and a gas station.

[Dylan]

TBF, I have never won a case before

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