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02-22-2016 , 06:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Babalatexi
If you want to quote a study to support your hypothesis at least read the abstract to make sure the methodology isn't utter ****e.
An opinion with a spoiler gif is still just an opinion.
02-22-2016 , 06:53 PM
"momentum-educated" can't argue with that
02-22-2016 , 07:43 PM
Humans aren't robots. This is why momentum exists.

Also another way momentum exists is when Bolt is at 60 meters and he's running faster than when the gun was fired and he started running.
02-22-2016 , 08:06 PM
momentum clearly not real
I totally play my A game during huge downswings
02-22-2016 , 10:13 PM
Momentum debate is one side of the brain vs the other
02-22-2016 , 10:34 PM
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Originally Posted by cashy
momentum clearly not real
I totally play my A game during huge downswings
Yeah, I was going to post something like this, too. Anybody who has played poker (or any game/sport for that matter) knows that they play like AIDS when things haven't been going well, and that it's way easier to play at the top of your abilities when things have been working out.
02-22-2016 , 10:50 PM
So you mean confidence.
02-22-2016 , 10:53 PM
Are you now going to make this a debate about semantics? If so, yes, momentum has something to do with confidence based on recent performances.
02-22-2016 , 10:54 PM
so you are playing bad when losing range-wars and having 0%+ equity turn into 0% realised equity for a longer than mentally comfortable period?

im gots to lol @ that
02-22-2016 , 11:08 PM
Football Manager 2016. Worth $40 or wait until it goes on sale? I have a new, faster laptop than this time last year -- kind of got an itch to play something.
02-22-2016 , 11:47 PM
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Originally Posted by cashy
a chimp could get a masters with a little bit of effort
Very true. Based on the samples of people I've encountered with B.S. And M.S./PhD (probably several hundred BS and maybe 50-100 MS/PhD), there might actually be a negative correlation between graduate degrees and actual intelligence.
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Originally Posted by martymc1
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Could have been you Kev.
Wouldn't happen to Kev. He isn't American.


Thread is basically unreadable now. A real low point (please god no one say we lost momentum or confidence).
02-22-2016 , 11:49 PM
I've got a Master's and I'd agree with cashy's statement. very easy.

if anything, the momentum from getting my **** together towards the end of my bachelor's took me over the Master's finishing line with room to spare.
02-22-2016 , 11:50 PM
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Originally Posted by fanerio
so you are playing bad when losing range-wars and having 0%+ equity turn into 0% realised equity for a longer than mentally comfortable period?

im gots to lol @ that
It's like when, in your weekend kickabouts, you don't Busquets it up for a week or two, you're not confident enough to post about them on 2p2.
02-23-2016 , 01:57 AM
nah preseason will start and im trying to optimally miss as much as possible while securing a spot
02-23-2016 , 02:43 AM
Pretty cool article about my local club

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/foo...enovation.html
02-23-2016 , 03:15 AM
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Originally Posted by DuckSauce
So you mean confidence.
Multicollinearity though.

WRT Masters difficulty, mine was tough compared to my undergrad, which I found easy but both depend your level of achievement.

I agree most ppl can get a 2:2 at undergrad and a pass at masters and say it was easy.
02-23-2016 , 05:11 AM
Anyone who gets a desmond should not be looking to go forward in academia.

Even the laziest lecture dodging drug and alcohol binging reprobate should get a 2:1 if they half a brain.
02-23-2016 , 05:25 AM
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Originally Posted by O.A.F.K.1.1
Anyone who gets a desmond should not be looking to go forward in academia.

Even the laziest lecture dodging drug and alcohol binging reprobate should get a 2:1 if they half a brain.
Meh, a desmond at Oxbridge>a first at a bad uni
02-23-2016 , 05:25 AM
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Originally Posted by O.A.F.K.1.1
Even the laziest lecture dodging drug and alcohol binging reprobate should get a 2:1 if they half a brain.
this. I went to something like max 15 lectures in 3 years, think it would be under 10. and managed to get 2.1 in compsci. Just do average at best (failing quite a few) at coursework ,and then just binge/cram few days before exams and youre good to go. Really is not difficult to get a semi-decent grade for your degree

although it helps that im 95% sure they gave me my dissertation mark to bump to a 2.1

Last edited by Burnss; 02-23-2016 at 05:31 AM. Reason: wtf is desmond actually? lol
02-23-2016 , 05:35 AM
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Originally Posted by mw828
Very true. Based on the samples of people I've encountered with B.S. And M.S./PhD (probably several hundred BS and maybe 50-100 MS/PhD), there might actually be a negative correlation between graduate degrees and actual intelligence.


Wouldn't happen to Kev. He isn't American.


Thread is basically unreadable now. A real low point (please god no one say we lost momentum or confidence).
Not true regarding the PhD in my experience. Masters are wank now but getting a 1:1 is still legit.
02-23-2016 , 05:37 AM
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Originally Posted by dawade
Football Manager 2016. Worth $40 or wait until it goes on sale? I have a new, faster laptop than this time last year -- kind of got an itch to play something.
I think it's worth the investment now. I'm in the year 2050 cos I'm trying to get the Invincibles achievement on Steam.

Last edited by raheem; 02-23-2016 at 05:45 AM.
02-23-2016 , 05:54 AM
Desmond Tutu - 2:2

I was in the casino every night before exams doing my brains and ended up scraping a 3rd
02-23-2016 , 06:01 AM
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Originally Posted by joejoe1337
Meh, a desmond at Oxbridge>a first at a bad uni
Definitely in terms of employability, but they still dont hand out firsts at bad Universities like confetti.

Its probably harder to get the first at BU.
02-23-2016 , 06:21 AM
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Originally Posted by O.A.F.K.1.1
Definitely in terms of employability, but they still dont hand out firsts at bad Universities like confetti.

Its probably harder to get the first at BU.
I wouldn't employ anyone with less than a 2:1. The college/IT system gets a lot of hate but in general is a great litmus test. Anyone from any college who has done 4 years of 3rd level education and getting over 2:+ shows to me they can function as a human in a work place environment.

Last edited by ceire; 02-23-2016 at 06:29 AM.
02-23-2016 , 07:15 AM
Assume employers should take into account what degree people do. There's like a chasm in effort required to achieve even a Desmond when comparing subjects. My experience is once you're in 'real world' whatever that is, your degree classification isn't really important.

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Originally Posted by ceire
Not true regarding the PhD in my experience.
+1. Don't think phds are something you can just decide to do. Funding, subject, ability etc

Last edited by ZAIDS; 02-23-2016 at 07:42 AM.

      
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