You're certainly right, you don't need to be in a university to know what a force is. In fact I hope you know what a force is before you reach university.
However, analyzation of forces can become complex, and that's what I refer to.
5 stars. Same argument that I would have made (just different examples). I "know" people on the internet, but I don't know them really. My friends in college I know in real life and that can't be duplicated online. A good bit of my education came from working with fellow students trying to solve a problem, whether that meant creating an economic development plan for a rural township or working as an intern interacting with other people. You simply cannot duplicate that online.
Go into your first class. You get asked to design a bridge. Don't know how? Google it. Look it up on Wikipedia. Dan Brown's point was not that knowledge is no longer required, but it is simply more freely available.
I specifically chose how to build a bridge, because you can not simply google "How to build a bridge" and get an answer. Tools online can help you, but you'd be lost in a sea of information, much of it extraneous in a situation like this.
@Matthordika Would you drive on a bridge over a river if that bridge was engineered by someone who googled it or would you prefer a bridge designed by an engineer. Knowledge without wisdom is useless , the internet is full of miss information , Wikipedia is consensual agreement of the masses ,get enough people to agree on something in wikipedia and it becomes fact on wikipedia, the masses once thought the world was flat
Not that your points are not valid and make sense but odiously Dan disagrees because you entire video was saying he was wrong?
BlueBerryDragonYum 1 year ago
So, I'm thinking this isn't to the Dan Brown who wrote "Angels & Demons" lol
MandiLynn18 2 years ago
You don't need to be in a university before you can find out what a force is.
73elephants 2 years ago
You're certainly right, you don't need to be in a university to know what a force is. In fact I hope you know what a force is before you reach university.
However, analyzation of forces can become complex, and that's what I refer to.
whitesoxfanatic 2 years ago
Good vid.
voce1489 2 years ago
Thanks for the kind words.
whitesoxfanatic 2 years ago
5 stars. Same argument that I would have made (just different examples). I "know" people on the internet, but I don't know them really. My friends in college I know in real life and that can't be duplicated online. A good bit of my education came from working with fellow students trying to solve a problem, whether that meant creating an economic development plan for a rural township or working as an intern interacting with other people. You simply cannot duplicate that online.
panachevitz 2 years ago 3
Excellent response
10CPhil 2 years ago
Go into your first class. You get asked to design a bridge. Don't know how? Google it. Look it up on Wikipedia. Dan Brown's point was not that knowledge is no longer required, but it is simply more freely available.
Matthordika 2 years ago
I specifically chose how to build a bridge, because you can not simply google "How to build a bridge" and get an answer. Tools online can help you, but you'd be lost in a sea of information, much of it extraneous in a situation like this.
whitesoxfanatic 2 years ago
@Matthordika Would you drive on a bridge over a river if that bridge was engineered by someone who googled it or would you prefer a bridge designed by an engineer. Knowledge without wisdom is useless , the internet is full of miss information , Wikipedia is consensual agreement of the masses ,get enough people to agree on something in wikipedia and it becomes fact on wikipedia, the masses once thought the world was flat
JeiH 2 years ago
@Matthordika Your first class would never ask you to build bridge unless:
A) This is a graduate level program which assumes a knowledge base capable of this.
B) The instructor was making a point.
C) The instructor wanted to see how much you knew coming into the class.
D) It's 4th grade, you are using clay and who really cares what your bridge looks like.
voce1489 2 years ago
I agree with you a lot.
victoriaisweird 2 years ago
Basicly.
fireteambrovo 2 years ago