There was some talk recently in r/Greece about cheating in online university exams started because some jackass professor was so fucking devastated that people did "well" on his class (42% passed which is much better than usual) that he had to whine about cheating to a major newspaper. For some reason this subject was deemed worthy of being published but whatever, I digress. There were some weird fucking nerds on reddit who were whining about how employers will avoid employing people who graduated around 2021 because they will know they may have cheated on some test. I can't believe there's people so naive, but then again it is reddit.
Pezevenk
joined 4 years ago
It's good that I never did the stupid mistake of telling my parents I am bisexual (and I almost did once...) because my dad talks every now and then about this "amazing" teen psychologist who apparently does conversion therapy, and he had a friend whose son "thought" he was gay (or possibly trans?) and he sent him to her, and now he is "cured" and even has a girlfriend!!11! I really, really fucking hate her.
Imo stuff like this is really great for breaking stereotypes! Although it shouldn't be necessary...
Didn't they make a really embarrassing song called nothing wrong with capitalism or something?