The Gen Z College Experience (Ft. The Duck)

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  @crash_bobo10 · 6 months ago

  Bro collabed with bro

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• SH

  @shayne90210 · 6 months ago

  College is basically the most mixed thing ever

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• SE

  @Sealoblu · 6 months ago

  Me graduating college before the AI epidemic was like the last helicopter leaving Saigon

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• NO

  @notavapedealer · 6 months ago (edited)

  I edited this comment because it was cringe.

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• KR

  @krobdawg · 6 months ago

  Despite all the bs college can come with, it was 1000x better than high school

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• RG

  @RGB_GLS · 6 months ago

  College is either the most chill environment or the most stressful experience of your entire life… NO INBETWEEN

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• TM

  @TMP200000 · 6 months ago

  It's not just college, as an author it's difficult to get people to read because they literally think EVERYTHING is AI just because they run the work through an AI detector that says it's AI when it was completely written by an actual human. So frustrating

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• SH

  @ShepherdGuyYT · 6 months ago

  I'm gradually starting to adopt the opinion that you shouldn't go to college unless you REALLY know what you want to do afterwards. Why do they keep funneling us fetuses into college at 18? Why not let us wait and figure out what we really want to do?

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• MA

  @Matt-HC · 6 months ago

  Just got finished working for 10 hours straight on that McGraw Hill website 😭

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• CH

  @chipsedits17 · 6 months ago

  I have a theory on why HW assignments are so hard:<br><br>Essentially, if the HW is initially hard, kids use ChatGPT to do it for them. then the teacher sees that they all did well, so they just keep giveing them the hard HW assignments, to the point where you physically can&apos;t do them without AI. and the teacher will never realize that the HW is actually harder then the test because everyone is using chat.

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• VL

  @VloggerX9684 · 6 months ago

  You and the duck will forever remain a big w for me. Never stop posting

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• SE

  @seagaulle · 6 months ago

  Lowkey I did skip the classes of the “slide reader” professors. The classes I made sure not to miss were by professors that actually taught and gave anecdotes that had to do with the class. Like my French professor who taught us French but also talked about his upbringing and French culture, and my history professor talking about working in Poland. Those stories made me not want to miss.

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