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And when you graduate, you'll be happy to foot the bill for the next person, right? Even if it is a homeless person?
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ReplyDeleteAnyone can go to the public library and learn anything they want for free.
ReplyDeleteI am a 10th grade dropout ( disowned @ age 15 ). I read through the entire Encyclopedia Americana and Classics Club collection because I was grounded so much. Fortunately my parents had them in the house ( US Army, 1960s ). I dropped into UC Berkeley and taught myself chemistry &c. Since 2000 I've operated www.rexresearch.com besides living real adventures. If I can do it, anyone can. Go to z-lib.org -- millions of free books !
ReplyDeletemit has free classes on youtube. you dont need to go to school to learn=== there is the internet
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