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InfiniteLoopx64

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    Comment #5198641

    Yes and I very much enjoy it.

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    Comment #5197682

    Yep. That about describes it. All the kids in my school are wildly crazy and immature and thus it's not in the picture. I may not have the "best" social skills, but I will say many…

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    Comment #5195770

    Funny you mention Quantum tunneling as I love delving into quantum mechanics and various inner topics such as tunneling. I also enjoy going into the philosophical elements of said …

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    Comment #5195768

    Thank you for your advice in regards to writing. I'd also like to note that I currently can program well in the following languages: PHP, JavaScript, Java, C#, Python, Lua, etc... …

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    Comment #5194732

    You've made good points and it is something I'm worried about, however, I do think that as the other commented below this one pointed out. I'm a prime candidate for many other host…

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    Comment #5194715

    I appreciate the comment and agree with it. I have addressed the first matter you spoke of in some of my various other comments. In addition as you stated, I can return to "high-sc…

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    Comment #5194709

    I'm not trying to be stubborn. I WANT to see how the school system can benefit me. I WANT something custom tailored to help me. I WANT to learn, but right now I'm not seeing that. …

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    Comment #5194705

    I don't know what temporal means? It means that something is time sensitive I.E. my computer is temporal, because it will only exist in it's current working state for a certain per…

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    Comment #5194699

    Can I not learn "math" wiring from doing other activities that ACTUALLY benefit me, such as programming? The very act of owning a business and such is giving me the PRACTICAL knowl…

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    Comment #5194693

    The problem is Jonsen, I'm not exactly sure what I want. I don't 100% think that dropping out is the best option. What I want is some kind of reform, I want a system that works for…

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    Comment #5194685

    Exactly. I do not feel I am too smart for school, however, as you say, I feel that the system is flawed. And I don't want to waste my time on many things that I know will truly nev…

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    Comment #5194677

    My teachers (with exceptions) are stubborn and unwilling to make such deals. It's also not only the after school assignments that I'm upset about, but the fact that I spent 8+ hour…