Great video. I'm about to enter the college, and this is helping me in such a way that may look obvious, but it's essential, and absolutley necessary for achieve my goals. Thanks a lot!
@@indistantdreams Hahaha exactly, btw guys life's too short we only get like 2960 weeks in our life if we were to live 60 years, and about 3840 if we got lucky enough to make it to 40. So if you guys really think about it, we will never have enough time to master many things. Say you read a book a week you would only read about 3k books which is honestly not much compared to average libraries store of books which is tens of thousands because you will also need to know how to use the knowledge from these books as well. It's a wonderful journey in learning the only sad part is that it will come to an end. If you get anything useful please do share it.
Cheaters never think ahead of the consequences after graduation. They don't foresee employers' disappointments with workers' incompetence and works of mediocrity. Incompetent workers are let go or be sacked, and so they struggle with years of debts accrued from college days. Cheaters are ruined for life. I always think that hard studying and perseverance pay off; hard-won talents attract job offers. *Integrity wins always.*
In some cases, there is less penalty for cheating (not being caught). In my knowledge NOBODY CARES about your grades in Brazil. In reality, some educational programs for masters and phds do take your grades into account, but not if you want to work in the industry. The ethical aspect is still very relevant.
Prof. Dan, what about the cheating professors? it might not be common in your environment, but I faced few corrupt professors in which integrity with them might ruin the student! surely most of the students rarely questions how authentic the professor or the taught course might be way out dated. I usually choose to be silent since it happened many times that the cheating people uses my insight to empower their excuses or argument! but since this video mostly watched by serious learners I hope my insight wouldn't be used to cause harm.
I wish I had these recommendations (whole video series about collage) before I finished university.
Good piece of wisdom that young man needs to be advised.
More people need to hear you 🙏
Great video. I'm about to enter the college, and this is helping me in such a way that may look obvious, but it's essential, and absolutley necessary for achieve my goals. Thanks a lot!
Hey how are you doing in college?
@@indistantdreams Hahaha exactly, btw guys life's too short we only get like 2960 weeks in our life if we were to live 60 years, and about 3840 if we got lucky enough to make it to 40. So if you guys really think about it, we will never have enough time to master many things. Say you read a book a week you would only read about 3k books which is honestly not much compared to average libraries store of books which is tens of thousands because you will also need to know how to use the knowledge from these books as well. It's a wonderful journey in learning the only sad part is that it will come to an end. If you get anything useful please do share it.
Your videos are very valuable to me.
Thank you sir.
Thank you for the video.
BTW, what campus was shown in the beginning of the video?
I'm a senior in high school, I found this series and I'm watching it all. Very helpful, Thank you.
These are some good videos
Cheaters never think ahead of the consequences after graduation. They don't foresee employers' disappointments with workers' incompetence and works of mediocrity. Incompetent workers are let go or be sacked, and so they struggle with years of debts accrued from college days. Cheaters are ruined for life.
I always think that hard studying and perseverance pay off; hard-won talents attract job offers. *Integrity wins always.*
In some cases, there is less penalty for cheating (not being caught). In my knowledge NOBODY CARES about your grades in Brazil. In reality, some educational programs for masters and phds do take your grades into account, but not if you want to work in the industry.
The ethical aspect is still very relevant.
Your book is to good 🙏sir
Tintin yea
Prof. Dan, what about the cheating professors? it might not be common in your environment, but I faced few corrupt professors in which integrity with them might ruin the student! surely most of the students rarely questions how authentic the professor or the taught course might be way out dated. I usually choose to be silent since it happened many times that the cheating people uses my insight to empower their excuses or argument! but since this video mostly watched by serious learners I hope my insight wouldn't be used to cause harm.