The American university grift is one of the largest and most complicated scams in all of human history, maybe tied with insurance. We literally live in an era of free and unlimited information. I can fix nearly every part of my car with the help of a few YouTube videos. Every law of man and nature is available for perusal, and yet we are all under this blatant lie that you need to go thousands of dollars in debt and give up decades of youth so that you're "well rounded" or something.

Update: professor's hands are tied. The textbook publisher jews are getting more crafty and they've made it exclusively online via a third party website, with "modules" and "in house generated content" so that nobody can just take screenshots and send them to future students. What a scam. View quoted note →

New professor sent an email for an upcoming class, I replied shamelessly asking for the textbook title so I can "find better deals" for it. Being blunt has worked surprisingly well for me so far, and it lets me know whether this guy's a real G or not. Fingers crossed.​

I don't know if its a soapbox or browser error, but I keep getting notifications even after muting threads. ​The mentions page doesn't have a ticker, and they don't show up, but I will still receive desktop notifications.