[ SECRET POST #2532 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2532 ⌋

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Comments

da

[(Anonymous)]

"the OP was trying to learn" sounds a lot better than "they looked at a google image search", I give you that. Still, I'd expect more from a person who wanted to learn something.

Re: da

[thecrazyalaskan]

But doesn't one have to start somewhere? Isn't it a little damning to assume that the OP stopped at the image search and didn't move onto doing some reading?

Re: da

[(Anonymous)]

This. Not OP, but no one learns everything instantly. For me, sometimes that means googling pics first, then going on the Wikipedia, etc. etc. etc. (I know some librarian is going to come after me for the Wikipedia part.) Learning is a process, and it always starts small.

Re: da

[thecrazyalaskan]

There is truth to the statement, Learning is a journey, not a destination-- and that's coming from someone who works in special ed. I always tell the kids that all we (the aides, the teachers, etc.) ask is that they give it the ol' college try. Same principle here.

((Haha, I use Wikipedia all the time. I just use the sources linked in the articles. Those little footnotes have saved my ass during Public Speaking 141 this year. :D ))