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sinisterbhvr
Buffalo, NY
November 2003
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RACER_X
Philadelphia, PA
February 2003
DEC 20, 2003 08:24 AM
Mike said:
I think downloads are too much also. It costs just as much to downloada CD as it does to buy it. And you dont even get all the packaging that you get when buying it in a store. That is stupid.
Limewire anyone? 
DEC 20, 2003 08:34 AM
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_Sarah_
Kalamazoo, MI
January 2003
DEC 20, 2003 08:56 AM
DEC 20, 2003 09:02 AM
DebraJean said:
am i the only one who thinks all the uproar about music file trading takes a bit of the spotlight off the fact that this is a truly revolutionary way to exchange information.
no more will being poor keep you from learning the same as someone who has the money to school at yale. now there are no excuses.
unless of course, you can't afford a computer, or live somewhere without internet access. 
DEC 20, 2003 09:13 AM
ankiel66 said:
unless of course, you can't afford a computer, or live somewhere without internet access.
to be more clear my hypothesis is:
in the near future you wont need tuition to yale to gain the information you before needed to pay crazy amounts of money to get, and it wont be nearly as difficult to get it.
there are always going to be people to poor to eat let alone use a comp for a buck an hour at a cafe, but now instead of seemingly insurmountable odds aginist them learning at a higher level they just need a buck at a computer cafe.
RACER_X
Philadelphia, PA
February 2003
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DEC 20, 2003 12:30 PM
Helter said:
People pay for college as much for the certification as the education, probably more actually. Most of what comprises the normal "college education" can be learned by spending a few hundred dollars in books and having access to a well stocked library. You don't however, get any proof of your accomplishments if you do it that way.
very true true my dear. you know how i feel about school.
i think alot of people feel like they cant learn because they dont have them money or the time to go to the libary and look up info. anything that makes to easyer for people to educated themselves is a great thing in my eyes.
information transfer good 
make easy to get info good more people with more heads full of learning good
ashjdaksdgk!!!! why are you not out shopping anyway?!?!
DEC 20, 2003 12:32 PM
uh, program that makes people better spellerz send my way 
DEC 20, 2003 01:16 PM
DebraJean said:
very true true my dear. you know how i feel about school.
i think alot of people feel like they cant learn because they dont have them money or the time to go to the libary and look up info. anything that makes to easyer for people to educated themselves is a great thing in my eyes.
That's true enough. Though what I'd really like to see is some sort of testing program that would allow people to get a "degree equivalent" or something, similar to high school equivalency exams. Something that addresses the reality that it really doesn't require a 40,000 tuition to get an education.
ashjdaksdgk!!!! why are you not out shopping anyway?!?!
Well, one of the benefits of being an anti-social near recluse who can't keep in touch with people to save his life, is that my christmas list is refreshingly short.
Mike11
Titusville, FL
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DEC 20, 2003 05:50 AM