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Message: <blockquote data-quote="porco-dddio" data-source="post: 90470" data-attributes="member: 656">University titles are mostly scams. Like, 90% of the times are frauds. You can buy one, and the process works like this: you enter university, do nothing, party booze or what you want. Last minute you ask professor to assign you a thesis to compile. You can directly pay the professor, or his associates can write a thesis for you for 3000 bucks approx. Or you can write your own, and they dont give a fuck either way. The professors tend to consider themselves satisfied if you can recite 30 pages by memory, stuff you studied for 2 or 3 days. [ATTACH=full]20317[/ATTACH]But if you want you can do more than that, there are several options, inclusding buy the specialist title, or you can buy the first 3 years and only do specialist. There are various degrees of title fraud. Some normies simply fraud their thesis but they do follow lectures. This is going on since decades, it was a thing also in generation of my parents. The most common scam is "compilation", its a thesis that is prewritten by your teacher. Its literally the most common form of scam, because often students do not have any idea what to discuss, they simply followed a course and dragged themselves from 1 exam to another, stressing over some BS to obtain "max score" and so on. But they never thought "what do I want to demonstrate". last minute, usually when they are about to reach the end of the course, in the last 3 months they ask some teacher help. And teacher gives them a topic to discuss.Other than that theres a ton of fraud, people in my generation went on forums to copy ideas we write for free. Engineers on forums, they were taking electronic related ideas on the internet and repackin for a thesis. Nowadays I think they just use AI.I listed just the tip of the iceberg. When I was doing university I asked normies around me, literally nobody had any idea why he was there. Most normies dont discuss books, they dont read unless the teacher assigns something, they have to be spoonfed and they think reading is a chore. The normies wish to be rewarded for reading, like a toddler. The normies are unable to simply have an interest that they developed on their own. I was in an economy course, nobody talked about economics. Everyone talked about party and booze, and only way to introduce the topic to them is talk money and business. Teachers were frustrated as well, they started to show documentaries of "how to be rich" almost instruction manuals for retards. Then, some normies began to pay attention, alerted by prospects of getting money, but not all of them. What pisses me off about this whole situation is that people are blaming negros and DEI. But they are blind to the whole situation. DEI is the last of our problems, blaming minorities is just a scapegoat, a way to pretend this problem is not widespread immorality in the entire society. And what if you banish DEI, do you think you fix the problem? The problem is deeper than that.</blockquote>

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