Harvard student not so smart

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Harvard and Yale students are such entitled assholes. They really think that since they got into Harvard or Yale, the rest of the world is going to be handed to them on a plate. They are SURE they are the smartest people in the room.

I laughed my ass off when the Yale fencer lost to the community college student at the Olympics a few years ago. She was sure she was going to win, just because she went to Yale.

That's so cool how you can tell exactly what people are thinking and feeling without them saying a word. You must be magical.

Exactly! IVY ENVY.

The woman was probably too focused on trying to win the competition to be thinking about where either of them went to school.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote: Getting trounced on Jeopardy! By the A&M and Vanderbilt guys.

Doing well on Jeopardy is probably inversely correlated with success in life, so not a big surprise here.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:IVY ENVY strikes again!

You weren't good or smart enough to get into an ivy. Okay, accept that. It just is what it is. But to be jealous of those who had what it takes?

No wonder the Universe kept you out of that elite group. You're obviously not mentally or emotionally equipped for it, even now.

Yup. The jealousy is obvious to the rest of us, and I'm not even a Harvard or Yale grad myself.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote: Getting trounced on Jeopardy! By the A&M and Vanderbilt guys.

Doing well on Jeopardy is probably inversely correlated with success in life, so not a big surprise here.

This applies to me. I've qualified several times (never called to be on, though, bummer) and am kind of a slug.

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There's plenty of Ivy league dummies. George Bush for one.

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Anonymous wrote:There's plenty of Ivy league dummies. George Bush for one.

He got to the highest office in the land, so he couldn't be that dumb.

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Anonymous wrote:There's plenty of Ivy league dummies. George Bush for one.

He got to the highest office in the land, so he couldn't be that dumb.

Well he certainly did a lot of dumb things in office.

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The Ivies are not about changing the world, but reinforcing the establishment.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:There's plenty of Ivy league dummies. George Bush for one.

He got to the highest office in the land, so he couldn't be that dumb.

He was a C student and was proud of it as he frequently noted. Nor was he a stand out at Phillips Academy. When you have serious bank backing you, there's nothing you can't have....well, almost nothing.

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Ken Jennings, the greatest Jeopardy player of all time, surely went to Harvard, right? No? Well, at least he must have attended an Ivy? No? Oh well, BYU is not a bad school.

So where did all his jeopardy skill and success lead? Other game show appearances? Impressive. And then Ken Jennings lost to a computer in the IBM challenge. Trivia it seems is easily stored and recalled by machines these days.

For those so you who think Jeopardy is the ultimate test of intellectual ability, top schools are probably not the place for you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ken Jennings, the greatest Jeopardy player of all time, surely went to Harvard, right? No? Well, at least he must have attended an Ivy? No? Oh well, BYU is not a bad school.

So where did all his jeopardy skill and success lead? Other game show appearances? Impressive. And then Ken Jennings lost to a computer in the IBM challenge. Trivia it seems is easily stored and recalled by machines these days.

For those so you who think Jeopardy is the ultimate test of intellectual ability, top schools are probably not the place for you.

THANK YOU!!!

The Harvard girl may not be quick on the buzzer or recall but I bet she could analyze, manuever her way through any "maze" thrown at her.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There's plenty of Ivy league dummies. George Bush for one.

He got to the highest office in the land, so he couldn't be that dumb.

He was a C student and was proud of it as he frequently noted. Nor was he a stand out at Phillips Academy. When you have serious bank backing you, there's nothing you can't have....well, almost nothing.

Maybe the American people are the dummies for voting him into office.

He--with his C average and mediocre high school record (who cares about high school records after undergrad, anyway)-- was pretty brilliant to pull it all off!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There's plenty of Ivy league dummies. George Bush for one.

He got to the highest office in the land, so he couldn't be that dumb.

He was a C student and was proud of it as he frequently noted. Nor was he a stand out at Phillips Academy. When you have serious bank backing you, there's nothing you can't have....well, almost nothing.

Maybe the American people are the dummies for voting him into office.

He--with his C average and mediocre high school record (who cares about high school records after undergrad, anyway)-- was pretty brilliant to pull it all off!

Well, he had several advantages that need to be given as much credit as the supposed brilliance. Legacy status at Yale and a dad who was President.

[Anonymous]

Enough with the Bush bashing. Do you remember what he did for preserving marine ecosystems? Read thishttp://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2006/06/060615-bush-hawaiian_2.html

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Let me post it again so it's easier to pull up:

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2006/06/060615-bush-hawaiian_2.html