Lonelygirl15

It's out. Let's put on our thinking caps, students.

Type in the lastest (intentional spelling/word error) name of the Dr. that seemed like an unintentional spelling error/word error.

What the f*** does that mean?????

It's the anthropologist.

Nora Volkova wrote:It's the anthropologist.

You know Nora, you are being really really nice with me. Because I'm so dumb, I just didn't understand the question and I was looking for an actual mispelling, that, of course, I couldn't find! I'm onto assignment 3 now. Thanks!

It's funny how much nicer sounds MsKelly in this last message...at least to me. She sounds more human than before!


I love freedom of thinking! And I am definitely ready to sacrifice a lot for being able to question, doubt, search, learn and understand better than the day before. BTW, my name in HSA is Billy.

DontHaveAClue wrote:

Nora Volkova wrote:It's the anthropologist.

You know Nora, you are being really really nice with me. Because I'm so dumb, I just didn't understand the question and I was looking for an actual mispelling, that, of course, I couldn't find! I'm onto assignment 3 now. Thanks!

Thanks yourself!

Don't feel bad about not being able to figure out the password. It took me a long time too. That was a very strange clue. And apparently you need to capitalize the first letter? At least I think so. I keep needing to type it in a few times in a few different ways.

So assignment 3. That actually seems like a difficult question and I am a little disappointed that there is no research or reading suggestions included. I'm thinking of approaching the question in a philosophical way. Has anyone here read Plato's Symposium? It's a little dry, but once you get past that, is kind of fun. Basically Socrates gets drunk and talks about love.

taiya wrote:Has anyone here read Plato's Symposium? It's a little dry, but once you get past that, is kind of fun. Basically Socrates gets drunk and talks about love.

yes. But I hate Plato. This guy did a lot of bad to our society in general. Don't read Plato, or read his writings but just for curiosity, don't believe anything he said.

Okay, fair enough Plato's Republic is scary, but I still like the symposium and his ideal forms have stood the test of time. I mean, how is it that we can envision a perfect triangle when one doesn't actually exist in the real world?

WOAH
have y'all seen the new Ms. Kelly video for assignment 3?
SHE TALKS.
Its crazy.
Im sure there will be a thread all about it, but im just amazed that I couldn't wait to post.
->J

Hmmm, having some difficulty relating Assgnmnt 3 to past work... is it a question of what we love enough to sacrifice something else for? Or just what we love intensely, period?

seige56 wrote:Hmmm, having some difficulty relating Assgnmnt 3 to past work... is it a question of what we love enough to sacrifice something else for? Or just what we love intensely, period?

I think this is love/sacrifice that is important here. I don't know where this is going, but I'm getting really curious....I don't know, I have like a spooky feeling about HSA.