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Comment Re:In completely unrelated news.... (Score 1) 210

That's because personal computers are low-cost consumer goods. You can buy a decent one for a couple hundred bucks and it quickly devalues. When it breaks, it might be more cost-effective to just buy a new one than to get it fixed. Now compare that to your house. It takes years to pay off, and its value remains relatively constant. When it breaks, you get it fixed! You can't afford a new house!

Comment Distractions? (Score 1) 664

I've had ADHD my entire life. While I was in college (not too long ago, people had laptops) know what I did? Showed up on time and sat near the front. It's amazing how easy it is to avoid distraction when the professor is right there, with no laptops in between you.

I'm sure plenty of people have an excuse as to why they can't sit near the front or why that's not good enough, but it comes down to taking personal responsibility for your own education and saving the excuses for the professional world. :-P

Comment Absurd, yes, but still a valid question (Score 1) 248

if that were true, you would spend your time attempting to reason with chimpanzees

For all I know that's exactly what I'm doing. The only reason I'm discussing this with you in particular is because you seem intelligent and rational enough to understand; whether or not your favorite food is termites on a stick changes nothing.

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