Posted by alexandra_k on April 28, 2020, at 15:54:37
In reply to Re: vaccine » alexandra_k, posted by alexandra_k on April 28, 2020, at 15:44:54
I know what it is!
It's delusion!
It's inability to reality test!
It's becuase my last Masters Thesis that I wrote so many many many many many many many years ago was about emotions and delusions and about how delusions could result as loss of reality testing from emotionality.
And somehow my supervisor is hung up on / stuck on that. Still. However many years later. Stuck on thinking that it was supposed to be prescriptive, or something, so she's decided to throw reality testing out the window and just do whatever she wants when it comes to reports of examiners and calendar regulations and what it is that she's supposed to do.
Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww. She says. IIIIIIIIIIIII thought that youuuuuuuuuu thought that yoooooooooooooooooou were speeeeeeeeeecial and so yoooooooooou could dooooooooooooooooo whateverrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr yoooooooooooooou like.
Says the one who doesn't penalise students getting their work to her late.
She said she didn't need to penalise them because it wasn't any better for being late, anyway.
What she didn't get is that you penalise them for being late so they learn not to be late.
Of course what I didn't get was that she doesn't penalise them for being late because she wants to teach them to be late.
I mean... She's not wrong. If you want to get a job in NZ then you want people to think you are inept and incompetent and late and then you just take your luck with respect to whatever whatever whatever whatever it is that pays you to do that.
The trouble is when people don't want that. Don't want... The money. The pay-out. When it isn't about 'I just want a well paying job where I have a nice car and a fancy suit and I don't care overly whether it's murdering kittens for fun or ventillating people against their will or failing studnets for daring to hand their work in on time'.
Then it doesn't compute.
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