I'm writing a research paper and need some help.

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Boru

Ask them to watch a few episodes of "Breaking Amish" and they'll see how "hyper-religious" upbringings stunt knowledge.

It's like, once a quarter, some student thinks it would be novel to question us to pad out their religious studies paper.

Interesting name too...AndyRobo3.

(October 26, 2020 at 3:15 pm)arewethereyet Wrote: Interesting name too...AndyRobo3.

Yup. The very reddest of flags.

Boru

Damn, I was going to sell him a paper.

(October 26, 2020 at 3:12 pm)Rhizomorph13 Wrote: It's like, once a quarter, some student thinks it would be novel to question us to pad out their religious studies paper.

It's a bit early in the academic year though. These homeschool kids don't usually get their "convert heathens on the internet" project until the spring semester.

Just yet another poor uninformed sucker who needs to be shown the ropes. I expect them to not return. Surprise me, OP.

(October 26, 2020 at 8:36 pm)Nomad Wrote:

(October 26, 2020 at 3:12 pm)Rhizomorph13 Wrote: It's like, once a quarter, some student thinks it would be novel to question us to pad out their religious studies paper.

It's a bit early in the academic year though.  These homeschool kids don't usually get their "convert heathens on the internet" project until the spring semester.

I certainly hold no hostility and I've seen as many atheists come pumping at our well of knowledge (much less as of late) and it is weird to me that they don't just go find some actual studies to obtain what they need. My only thought is that they are compelled by the assignment to find live fresh meat to interview. About that, I am, at least, not very fresh. My best by date was sometime in 2012.

(October 26, 2020 at 8:48 pm)Rhizomorph13 Wrote:

(October 26, 2020 at 8:36 pm)Nomad Wrote: It's a bit early in the academic year though.  These homeschool kids don't usually get their "convert heathens on the internet" project until the spring semester.

I certainly hold no hostility and I've seen as many atheists come pumping at our well of knowledge (much less as of late) and it is weird to me that they don't just go find some actual studies to obtain what they need. My only thought is that they are compelled by the assignment to find live fresh meat to interview. About that, I am, at least, not very fresh. My best by date was sometime in 2012.

Moldy opinions? Spineless worm facts? A big stink of research? j/k