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TylerDurdenMeme.jpgI.P. Daly wrote:This whole thing is a masterfully orchestrated scheme to make kids aware of the potential consequences cheating.polkij333 wrote: I wonder how many people this thread prevents from being OP in the future.
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Directed by M. Night Shyamalan.I.P. Daly wrote:This whole thing is a masterfully orchestrated scheme to make kids aware of the potential consequences cheating.polkij333 wrote: I wonder how many people this thread prevents from being OP in the future.
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TTTLS wrote:Directed by M. Night Shyamalan.I.P. Daly wrote:This whole thing is a masterfully orchestrated scheme to make kids aware of the potential consequences cheating.polkij333 wrote: I wonder how many people this thread prevents from being OP in the future.
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Any one every see The Happening? I saw it for free and wanted my money backTTTLS wrote:Directed by M. Night Shyamalan.I.P. Daly wrote:This whole thing is a masterfully orchestrated scheme to make kids aware of the potential consequences cheating.polkij333 wrote: I wonder how many people this thread prevents from being OP in the future.
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Couldn't have been as bad as Lady in the Water.kwais wrote:Any one every see The Happening? I saw it for free and wanted my money backTTTLS wrote:Directed by M. Night Shyamalan.I.P. Daly wrote:This whole thing is a masterfully orchestrated scheme to make kids aware of the potential consequences cheating.polkij333 wrote: I wonder how many people this thread prevents from being OP in the future.
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I'm also not sure why he thinks you sound like a psychopath. I guess you could make a (flawed) argument that cheating is not harmful when there is no curve, but when there is one it does direct harm to everyone else. Not only does it push people who are playing by the rules down the curve, it also creates a general atmosphere of distrust. These are not good things. I don't know why Kwais is trying so hard to act like people should not be upset at this person. Cheating isn't cool, and it makes law school even worse than it already is.rayiner wrote:Not a psychopath, just less willing to put up with that kind of "I'm a special flower that doesn't have to play by the rules" bullshit the older I get. I'm not even being dramatic when I say that cheaters are how shit like Enron happens. One bad apple spoils the bunch.kwais wrote:you can't be serious. I you are, you sound like a psychopathrayiner wrote:I don't care about cheaters because of their effect on my grade. Just one person after all. I care about cheaters because they're a cancer that can turn a healthy community to shit. It's antisocial behavior.tedalbany wrote:This person in my LRW section confessed to friends about having an attorney relative read and correct her assignments. So I can understand the rage (our LRW is graded/curved), but even with this that does have a tangible effect on my grade I didn't report him/her or anything. I just hope that eventually their lack of writing skills bites them in the ass.
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giamatti is awesome, he was pretty much the only reason i had high hopes for the movie.kwais wrote:I admit that Lady in the Water was absurd, but for some reason, I could watch that one. Might be Giamatti. Love that guy.traehekat wrote: Couldn't have been as bad as Lady in the Water.
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lol that sucks for ppl in his sectionilovesf wrote:I mean how are they even going to find out who this guy is? "Um professor one of the 80 people in our class posted anonymously in an online forum asking a question about the exam." What are you going to do, do you guys want to take a whole new exam?
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- kwais
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I have never cheated and I never will. You guys sound like McCarthy era stooges. I just disagree with the outing, the witch hunt and the lack of compassion. People make mistakes, OP made a mistake. Guarantee OP is a better person than half the psychos in this thread. Like someone else pointed out, someone cut off OP before info was passed, so in the end, nothing happened. And yet for a dozen more pages, people went to great lengths to collect info on this dude, all the while saying that it was out of their hands. If it's out of your hands, stop digging up his entire internet history. If OP ends up getting fucked it will be because people on this board provided the info, and tipped off ATL. But of course, no compassion will be felt, because he's asked one of the stupidest, vaguest questions in the history of cheating.Corsair wrote:Maybe he is a cheater too?Borg wrote:I don't know why Kwais is trying so hard to act like people should not be upset at this person.
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Yeah, I'd be surprised if they were able to figure out who he was. Such a shame.katesearches wrote:lol that sucks for ppl in his sectionilovesf wrote:I mean how are they even going to find out who this guy is? "Um professor one of the 80 people in our class posted anonymously in an online forum asking a question about the exam." What are you going to do, do you guys want to take a whole new exam?
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Yeah. It was a really dumb move, but I can't get behind the reaction.Guchster wrote:i feel kinda bad for the kid--when being a retard ruins your con law grade and possibly your shot at finishing lawl school.
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It was likely done a few pages back...ExAnt3 wrote:Yeah, I'd be surprised if they were able to figure out who he was. Such a shame.katesearches wrote:lol that sucks for ppl in his sectionilovesf wrote:I mean how are they even going to find out who this guy is? "Um professor one of the 80 people in our class posted anonymously in an online forum asking a question about the exam." What are you going to do, do you guys want to take a whole new exam?
But yeah this thread only had two good parts: the original post and the first response and when OP came back to quote TLS's terms of service to say how outing him to Duke would be a violations of the legal responsibilities of this site (maybe he should have put that much effort into his con law exam). After that it has gone downhill. Only two ways to make this thread even more legendary. Either Duke administrators post or OP returns. Everything else in this thread is just wasting space until either of those events occur.
Edit: I should add I don't condone the outing since it really served no purpose but my point was to illustrate that Duke could find out who it is in under thirty minutes. The same is likely true for classmates.
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