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What do you consider actual studying?
Posted: Fri Sep 16, 2011 8:21 pm
by downing
I've been working on my Contracts outline for a few hours, and I wouldn't consider this to constitute legitimate studying. Though I am going through my notes, the books I have, and looking for others sources of clarification regarding a few areas of law, I'm going about this activity in order to produce a fine piece of reference material.
Moreover, even when I read material pertaining to class, whether it's a supplement or a case book, I feel as if I'm just doing "enough", whereas when I "study" I feel it ought to be joined with some sort of pain or detriment to my soul or body. (e.g., for kicks I memorized §86 of the second restatement of Contracts last night; it was somewhat painful. I can now recite it verbatim, but I doubt I'll ever need to)
Re: What do you consider actual studying?
Posted: Fri Sep 16, 2011 8:31 pm
by SilverE2
what is this
Re: What do you consider actual studying?
Posted: Fri Sep 16, 2011 8:33 pm
by downing
Apparently it's incomprehensible.
Re: What do you consider actual studying?
Posted: Fri Sep 16, 2011 8:34 pm
by BackToTheOldHouse
studying.
Re: What do you consider actual studying?
Posted: Fri Sep 16, 2011 8:34 pm
by bport hopeful
downing wrote:I've been working on my Contracts outline for a few hours, and I wouldn't consider this to constitute legitimate studying. Though I am going through my notes, the books I have, and looking for others sources of clarification regarding a few areas of law, I'm going about this activity in order to produce a fine piece of reference material.
Moreover, even when I read material pertaining to class, whether it's a supplement or a case book, I feel as if I'm just doing "enough", whereas when I "study" I feel it ought to be joined with some sort of pain or detriment to my soul or body. (e.g., for kicks I memorized §86 of the second restatement of Contracts last night; it was somewhat painful. I can now recite it verbatim, but I doubt I'll ever need to)
Gunning gets you to the same place on the internet as it gets you in real life.
Re: What do you consider actual studying?
Posted: Fri Sep 16, 2011 8:36 pm
by downing
What about trolling?
Re: What do you consider actual studying?
Posted: Fri Sep 16, 2011 8:36 pm
by BackToTheOldHouse
downing wrote:What about trolling?
Yes.
Re: What do you consider actual studying?
Posted: Fri Sep 16, 2011 9:50 pm
by rayiner
downing wrote:I've been working on my Contracts outline for a few hours, and I wouldn't consider this to constitute legitimate studying. Though I am going through my notes, the books I have, and looking for others sources of clarification regarding a few areas of law, I'm going about this activity in order to produce a fine piece of reference material.
Moreover, even when I read material pertaining to class, whether it's a supplement or a case book, I feel as if I'm just doing "enough", whereas when I "study" I feel it ought to be joined with some sort of pain or detriment to my soul or body. (e.g., for kicks I memorized §86 of the second restatement of Contracts last night; it was somewhat painful. I can now recite it verbatim, but I doubt I'll ever need to)
The former is studying. The latter is being fucktarded.
HTH.
Re: What do you consider actual studying?
Posted: Fri Sep 16, 2011 10:06 pm
by Kabuo
downing wrote:I've been working on my Contracts outline for a few hours, and I wouldn't consider this to constitute legitimate studying. Though I am going through my notes, the books I have, and looking for others sources of clarification regarding a few areas of law, I'm going about this activity in order to produce a fine piece of reference material.
Moreover, even when I read material pertaining to class, whether it's a supplement or a case book, I feel as if I'm just doing "enough", whereas when I "study" I feel it ought to be joined with some sort of pain or detriment to my soul or body. (e.g., for kicks I memorized §86 of the second restatement of Contracts last night; it was somewhat painful. I can now recite it verbatim, but I doubt I'll ever need to)
So, I see you mentioned trolling. Does that mean you know how insufferable this is? Because if you didn't know that, this is me telling you.
Re: What do you consider actual studying?
Posted: Sat Sep 17, 2011 12:46 am
by downing
Kabuo wrote:downing wrote:I've been working on my Contracts outline for a few hours, and I wouldn't consider this to constitute legitimate studying. Though I am going through my notes, the books I have, and looking for others sources of clarification regarding a few areas of law, I'm going about this activity in order to produce a fine piece of reference material.
Moreover, even when I read material pertaining to class, whether it's a supplement or a case book, I feel as if I'm just doing "enough", whereas when I "study" I feel it ought to be joined with some sort of pain or detriment to my soul or body. (e.g., for kicks I memorized §86 of the second restatement of Contracts last night; it was somewhat painful. I can now recite it verbatim, but I doubt I'll ever need to)
So, I see you mentioned trolling. Does that mean you know how insufferable this is? Because if you didn't know that, this is me telling you.
tl;dr
Re: What do you consider actual studying?
Posted: Sat Sep 17, 2011 12:52 am
by target
downing wrote:I've been working on my Contracts outline for a few hours, and I wouldn't consider this to constitute legitimate studying. Though I am going through my notes, the books I have, and looking for others sources of clarification regarding a few areas of law, I'm going about this activity in order to produce a fine piece of reference material.
Moreover, even when I read material pertaining to class, whether it's a supplement or a case book, I feel as if I'm just doing "enough", whereas when I "study" I feel it ought to be joined with some sort of pain or detriment to my soul or body. (e.g., for kicks I memorized §86 of the second restatement of Contracts last night; it was somewhat painful. I can now recite it verbatim, but I doubt I'll ever need to)
How are you going to remember the whole C.F.R. if you can remember Sec. 86 of R2 of Contracts?
Serious though, you shouldn't have remember word-by-word what section 86 is, but the law elements of it.
Re: What do you consider actual studying?
Posted: Sat Sep 17, 2011 1:07 pm
by bartleby
isn't sec. 90 more important
Re: What do you consider actual studying?
Posted: Sat Sep 17, 2011 3:03 pm
by adonai
I've memorized UCC 2-207 and we're not even going over it yet. WINNING! I beat you in law skool.
Re: What do you consider actual studying?
Posted: Sat Sep 17, 2011 3:15 pm
by bport hopeful
adonai wrote:I've memorized UCC 2-207 and we're not even going over it yet. WINNING! I beat you in law skool.Blah blah blah fail
FTFY
Re: What do you consider actual studying?
Posted: Sat Sep 17, 2011 3:21 pm
by shoeshine
downing wrote: (e.g., for kicks I memorized §86 of the second restatement of Contracts last night; it was somewhat painful. I can now recite it verbatim, but I doubt I'll ever need to)
Really?
killself
/thread
Re: What do you consider actual studying?
Posted: Sat Sep 17, 2011 4:20 pm
by downing
adonai wrote:I've memorized UCC 2-207 and we're not even going over it yet. WINNING! I beat you in law skool.
Not gonna even try to beat Hashem.
Re: What do you consider actual studying?
Posted: Sun Sep 18, 2011 2:00 am
by Richie Tenenbaum
downing wrote:(e.g., for kicks I memorized §86 of the second restatement of Contracts last night; it was somewhat painful. I can now recite it verbatim, but I doubt I'll ever need to)
Why would you waste time doing this? I'm honestly curious to know the answer.
Re: What do you consider actual studying?
Posted: Sun Sep 18, 2011 2:33 am
by 071816
downing wrote:I feel as if I'm just doing "enough", whereas when I "study" I feel it ought to be joined with some sort of pain or detriment to my soul or body. (e.g., for kicks I memorized §86 of the second restatement of Contracts last night; it was somewhat painful. I can now recite it verbatim, but I doubt I'll ever need to)
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Re: What do you consider actual studying?
Posted: Sun Sep 18, 2011 3:25 am
by Indifferent
rayiner wrote:downing wrote:I've been working on my Contracts outline for a few hours, and I wouldn't consider this to constitute legitimate studying. Though I am going through my notes, the books I have, and looking for others sources of clarification regarding a few areas of law, I'm going about this activity in order to produce a fine piece of reference material.
Moreover, even when I read material pertaining to class, whether it's a supplement or a case book, I feel as if I'm just doing "enough", whereas when I "study" I feel it ought to be joined with some sort of pain or detriment to my soul or body. (e.g., for kicks I memorized §86 of the second restatement of Contracts last night; it was somewhat painful. I can now recite it verbatim, but I doubt I'll ever need to)
The former is studying. The latter all of this is being fucktarded.
HTH.
Re: What do you consider actual studying?
Posted: Sun Sep 18, 2011 9:28 am
by Grizz
This thread is so TLS
Re: What do you consider actual studying?
Posted: Sun Sep 18, 2011 9:38 am
by downing
Richie Tenenbaum wrote:downing wrote:(e.g., for kicks I memorized §86 of the second restatement of Contracts last night; it was somewhat painful. I can now recite it verbatim, but I doubt I'll ever need to)
Why would you waste time doing this? I'm honestly curious to know the answer.
I thought it might help, but I was wrong. You live you learn. There's a truism that never dies.
Re: What do you consider actual studying?
Posted: Sun Sep 18, 2011 4:13 pm
by Redzo
Pffft, just memorizing the restatement? I hardly consider that studying... I do that to warm up the mornings. I don't consider any of that real studying; for my real and actual studying I memorize the state codes of all 50 US states, and the city ordinances of the top 10 most populous cities, with my hands tied behind my back, while submerged in a tank of water.