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Probably recently. No offence, but engineering departments have their fair share of project incentives. That is, we'd probably need our own funding. Unfortunately, I don't think our squad is large enough for this yet, but I dream of it's realization! In the vein of idealism: [+] |
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I like this, because it requires no additional effort on my part, but might make me feel like someone was benefiting from the time I waste here. |
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I detest the idea of being relocated to a
foreign country. |
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'Building' a Halfbakery idea is one thing - but what about building a halfbaked invention? You know, the ones that are pointless or won't work due to a funny flaw? |
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Let's see the pesky students do that! |
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P.s. I'm with [IT], figuratively speaking. |
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Would make a great low-budget cable-channel tv show.... |
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Why would I want to emigrate to the US? |
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Because you'd be given the title "Visiting Professor?" |
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Maybe if it were *globally* located somewhere, or in several locations... I certainly would volunteer to help out in Hawaii or someplace else that has a lot of palm trees. |
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Um, who is going to pay for this? I have $.35 and some lint. |
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xandram, - you mean, like some sort of distance learning facility, using something like the internet, whereby students and lecturers can engage in units of taught modules within a course without actually having to be in the same proximity? |
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[Ian], that's genius! You should start up one of those places, sounds like it could really work. Schooling on the internet, what will you think of next? |
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[Ian] no, that would be much too practical. It was just a suggestion for shapu to expand the idea to include all the countries represented here at the halfbakery. |
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(Later) I came back to see if I had misread the idea. I thought shapu meant for a *hands on* type of program. How else would one know if students were understanding halfbakery inventions? |
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Hmm...I don't think I realized how US centric I'd made this (Which is odd, considering I put in the words "united states"). Whoops. |
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//Maybe if it were *globally* located somewhere//
Location: Earth. |
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