My fondest memories of Disneyland as a kid are of Tom Sawyer’s Island, which is just a little park with some play structures.
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My clearest memory of going to Disney World in 1989 is that they had an “Energy ride” where they made you watch a documentary about the magesty of the Exxon Valdez. Is that still there?
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Tom Sawyer kissing Becky Thatcher was pretty hot.
yeah that’s totally valid but nobody thinks that star wars is a fake version of “real” stuff
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Universe of Energy closed down a few years ago and was just replace by Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind, which legitimately might be the best roller coaster ever created.
LOL…my daughter received her Philosophy degree from the U of Chicago and went on to become the youngest junior admin in a fairly sizeable NYC non-profit.
However, during her last two years of college I’d tell people who asked that she was a math major (her prior major), because I was tired of dipshits rolling their eyes and making jokes about her becoming a barista.
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Disney World is so much better it’s not even funny, shame it’s in shitty Florida
Philosophy is legit. I don’t think I have ever met a dumb philosophy major. And the vast majority are way above average intelligence.
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I’ve never met him.
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this is actually a thing, philosophy majors outscore pretty much everyone else on iq scores sorted by major
I have. He’s a very smart dude. I just thought the folks around here would appreciate the random shot at him
Of all the engineering grads I knew in college, I think one stayed in engineering*. He’s a professor. He was probably the brightest one. Also probably one of the poorest.
*I’m not counting jobs where you happen to be managing some engineers, but aren’t actually doing any engineering
God this is so correct. Think they have it all figured out making $80k out of school. They then make that plus 2% until retirement.
The only engineer I know is out in Iowa and they have him in sales now, selling his company’s water treatment plans to different municipalities. Sounds pretty sucky.
I thought that would skew the results but the survey excludes people with higher degrees so I imagine the philosophy to JD people aren’t counted.
Well maybe for some. See above. Lots of them don’t actually do that. The management consulting to business school route is a common off ramp into something else.