As a math student we can confirm we are horrible - we actually think people should know stuff like 2+2=4 but that seems to be too high a standard for most??
@raymondberry94827 сағат бұрын
What on earth is that ginger thing in the denim dress supposed to be???
@ccityplanner121714 сағат бұрын
During covid I was more likely to ride the train without paying.
@lizzytheowl57714 сағат бұрын
As someone with an Economics degree: A lot of it is studying human behavior to try and figure out the best way to get and distribute resources. While it involves a lot of math, it also involves a lot of politics. This is how you get various economic systems like Capitalism, Communism, Socialism, etc and each one has a time and place where it works best. For instance, Communism works best in small communities where everyone knows one another. That social aspect creates two things: 1) Everyone can see the direct impact their actions have so they have plenty of motivation to get all of their necessary work finished. 2) It's easy to prevent corruption because there are immediate social consequences for shady behavior (And more impactful consequences if everyone is on board with tossing someone out of office early). However, once you get to the size where people can't see the impact their work is having on others and leadership doesn't have to face immediate social consequences, then it starts falling apart (And that's *before* you get to resourse allocation. Pretty easy on the small scale, *much* more complicated the bigger the population gets). All that being said: I don't trust Business majors. They're absolutely only there to make money. Management majors are on thin ice. On the one hand you absolutely need people who are good at organizing things in order for any society to function properly and those skills are often not intuitive. On the other hand the name alone attracts Business majors and there are definitely people there who are just out for money and not to be a good leader.
@eliteteamkiller31914 сағат бұрын
I am a hot dog!
@ChrisJohnson-ld3wq15 сағат бұрын
Ich bin ein Berliner = I am a jelly filled donut. Ich bin Berliner = I am from Berlin
@tobyanderson532816 сағат бұрын
Idrc about degree but going to oxford is a crimson flag
@MyHam-os4bq17 сағат бұрын
My jaw kinda dropped at first. All my filler classes are full of whiney brats who like complaining about problems they’ve never experienced while not wanting to do anything or study anything that’ll actually fix those problems. And then my math classes are just full of people doing math haha
@joshttale17 сағат бұрын
there are so many comments correcting this person about the same thing 😂 like they all rushed to drop the correction and didn't bother to see if it was mentioned
@stephfoxwell462017 сағат бұрын
Gender Studies obviously.
@mango_onyx18 сағат бұрын
"spagheh - i"
@radiusbecka179919 сағат бұрын
In Afrikaans everyone is food. Citizens translates to burgers
@A.Y.1121 сағат бұрын
All these non entities talking whilst engineering students are actually the next generation who will shape the world. But yeah keep talking about management, politics, economics, law, finance etc lol Absolutely useless!
@BobManHobbit21 сағат бұрын
Brits 😳
@professorquarter22 сағат бұрын
For me it's not really any particular degree, but I would say humanities degrees generally and law school students with only a humanities undergrad (JD is a post UG degree here unlike British LLB) would definitely at least suggest something about the person that would be very negative in my eyes. I would say this really does apply more to women than to men. With men, finance and business school types tend to be the most offputting as they often come across as very superficial even if they are also into a lot of the same things I am. Green flag is definitely a PhD in the hard sciences or something where you do a lot of math.
@bigchicken524323 сағат бұрын
Berliner is a doughnut without a hole... even though dont ask a german how its called because we have whole racial diskussions about it and the berlin people say it wrong
@wolfgangrichter6884Күн бұрын
Well, in fact JFK did not claim to be a hotdog but a doughnut.
@dodibenabba525Күн бұрын
Dutty Babylon Baal heads in dresses never gets old! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Baph botty boys
@davidserlin8097Күн бұрын
A degree in management is like having a degree in cooking without having ever set foot into a kitchen. Whenever I meet a young person with a management degree I immediately know that they don’t know anything about economics or work or employees except what they’ve learned in a textbook.
@TCJonesКүн бұрын
Mabye in the past that may have been true, but daily Internet use and Netflix would keep a global language stable and global.
@ricequackersКүн бұрын
The fact that they mention properly useful subjects with real-world potential speaks volumes about that university and the general attitude of its students towards the concept of education and contributing towards society. This is why they're deeply resented by the mainstream of society.
@_f1nn347Күн бұрын
Such a great channel, as someone thinking of applying it's nice to have student insights on day-to-day life! A video with people from the business school would be amazing as well
@catmq2729Күн бұрын
My brother really got doom & gloom when doing his math phd… then I realized the source of his anger was purely the math phd. It’s another level of pain that I think few can cope well with.
@dominokosКүн бұрын
I don't think Hamburgers are from Hamburg. That's news to me. I live in Hamburg.
@ZeldaboyOGКүн бұрын
I thought it was essentially a jelly donut and not a hot dog. I'm gonna had to change my JFK impression if that's true.
@PrayingPandaКүн бұрын
Gender/ women studies - obvious Also finance/ econ - scumbags
@benoitbrown9400Күн бұрын
Is anyone else blown away by how sweet that gray jacket is???
@bartech101Күн бұрын
WTF
@GiantistКүн бұрын
That Nike jumper is 🔥
@hollywoodbbКүн бұрын
Just like alcoholic. People say workaholic or shopaholic.
@thewinner7382Күн бұрын
Everything is colonialism to these people
@CULeeisMeКүн бұрын
Broosh!
@stephenguppy7882Күн бұрын
I find it amusing that the dude in a dress still has his socks on😂😂
@CeasefireNow2024Күн бұрын
Politics and law.
@seanhack628Күн бұрын
I think it was "I am a doughnut" but same difference, love the word etymology facts though
@MrAnpermКүн бұрын
Schwartzenegger is someone from Schwartznegg
@AmadeuShinChan2 күн бұрын
Quantum grammar. Next question.
@sambarvada2 күн бұрын
Art
@EvgeneXI2 күн бұрын
Did being able to dress yourself properly stop being a prerequisite for attending university?..
@SuzukiChen2 күн бұрын
Many hate on math giys cuz we r cold and calculated.. you saw that its girls ralk shit about us, and dating us? Cuz no, I won't go for coffee in that restaurant, its expensive af there for no reason, ifk its your favorite place. We can just walk in look around if you like... and yes we decide trolley problem by asking how important these people are the society. Yes we r not good with ladies, cuz most of them can't think logically, and cold-calculated, nothing makes sense what they do and how.. thats it.
@meeeeepmooooop2 күн бұрын
most painful part was the left handed DNA 😭
@snabelkat2 күн бұрын
A jelly doughnut. Not a hotdog.
@VeraDonna2 күн бұрын
JFK said he was a stuffed doughnut, that's what a berliner is.
@gatisozols11512 күн бұрын
🤮
@tyriaxepheles79962 күн бұрын
Im German. JFK said he's a person from Berlin. Berliner literally means "of Berlin" (masculine). Also the pastry called Berliner Kreppel (Kreppel of Berlin) is a sweet fried sugar coated pastry. Its not a hot dog. It's not a doughnut. What you call a jelly doughnut is a Kreppel. Also, in German you can split Hamburger at any syllable Ham-burg-er
@andjelikaabuelrub18102 күн бұрын
I love your videos, but I wanted to say that this subtitle style is very unpleasant to me, see how others like it, in case they agree, to then maybe change it
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Pretty gay students at Oxford eh?
TARQUIN, DON'T BE LIKE THAT OR I'M TELLING MUMMY.
As a math student we can confirm we are horrible - we actually think people should know stuff like 2+2=4 but that seems to be too high a standard for most??
What on earth is that ginger thing in the denim dress supposed to be???
During covid I was more likely to ride the train without paying.
As someone with an Economics degree: A lot of it is studying human behavior to try and figure out the best way to get and distribute resources. While it involves a lot of math, it also involves a lot of politics. This is how you get various economic systems like Capitalism, Communism, Socialism, etc and each one has a time and place where it works best. For instance, Communism works best in small communities where everyone knows one another. That social aspect creates two things: 1) Everyone can see the direct impact their actions have so they have plenty of motivation to get all of their necessary work finished. 2) It's easy to prevent corruption because there are immediate social consequences for shady behavior (And more impactful consequences if everyone is on board with tossing someone out of office early). However, once you get to the size where people can't see the impact their work is having on others and leadership doesn't have to face immediate social consequences, then it starts falling apart (And that's *before* you get to resourse allocation. Pretty easy on the small scale, *much* more complicated the bigger the population gets). All that being said: I don't trust Business majors. They're absolutely only there to make money. Management majors are on thin ice. On the one hand you absolutely need people who are good at organizing things in order for any society to function properly and those skills are often not intuitive. On the other hand the name alone attracts Business majors and there are definitely people there who are just out for money and not to be a good leader.
I am a hot dog!
Ich bin ein Berliner = I am a jelly filled donut. Ich bin Berliner = I am from Berlin
Idrc about degree but going to oxford is a crimson flag
My jaw kinda dropped at first. All my filler classes are full of whiney brats who like complaining about problems they’ve never experienced while not wanting to do anything or study anything that’ll actually fix those problems. And then my math classes are just full of people doing math haha
there are so many comments correcting this person about the same thing 😂 like they all rushed to drop the correction and didn't bother to see if it was mentioned
Gender Studies obviously.
"spagheh - i"
In Afrikaans everyone is food. Citizens translates to burgers
All these non entities talking whilst engineering students are actually the next generation who will shape the world. But yeah keep talking about management, politics, economics, law, finance etc lol Absolutely useless!
Brits 😳
For me it's not really any particular degree, but I would say humanities degrees generally and law school students with only a humanities undergrad (JD is a post UG degree here unlike British LLB) would definitely at least suggest something about the person that would be very negative in my eyes. I would say this really does apply more to women than to men. With men, finance and business school types tend to be the most offputting as they often come across as very superficial even if they are also into a lot of the same things I am. Green flag is definitely a PhD in the hard sciences or something where you do a lot of math.
Berliner is a doughnut without a hole... even though dont ask a german how its called because we have whole racial diskussions about it and the berlin people say it wrong
Well, in fact JFK did not claim to be a hotdog but a doughnut.
Dutty Babylon Baal heads in dresses never gets old! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Baph botty boys
A degree in management is like having a degree in cooking without having ever set foot into a kitchen. Whenever I meet a young person with a management degree I immediately know that they don’t know anything about economics or work or employees except what they’ve learned in a textbook.
Mabye in the past that may have been true, but daily Internet use and Netflix would keep a global language stable and global.
The fact that they mention properly useful subjects with real-world potential speaks volumes about that university and the general attitude of its students towards the concept of education and contributing towards society. This is why they're deeply resented by the mainstream of society.
Such a great channel, as someone thinking of applying it's nice to have student insights on day-to-day life! A video with people from the business school would be amazing as well
My brother really got doom & gloom when doing his math phd… then I realized the source of his anger was purely the math phd. It’s another level of pain that I think few can cope well with.
I don't think Hamburgers are from Hamburg. That's news to me. I live in Hamburg.
I thought it was essentially a jelly donut and not a hot dog. I'm gonna had to change my JFK impression if that's true.
Gender/ women studies - obvious Also finance/ econ - scumbags
Is anyone else blown away by how sweet that gray jacket is???
WTF
That Nike jumper is 🔥
Just like alcoholic. People say workaholic or shopaholic.
Everything is colonialism to these people
Broosh!
I find it amusing that the dude in a dress still has his socks on😂😂
Politics and law.
I think it was "I am a doughnut" but same difference, love the word etymology facts though
Schwartzenegger is someone from Schwartznegg
Quantum grammar. Next question.
Art
Did being able to dress yourself properly stop being a prerequisite for attending university?..
Many hate on math giys cuz we r cold and calculated.. you saw that its girls ralk shit about us, and dating us? Cuz no, I won't go for coffee in that restaurant, its expensive af there for no reason, ifk its your favorite place. We can just walk in look around if you like... and yes we decide trolley problem by asking how important these people are the society. Yes we r not good with ladies, cuz most of them can't think logically, and cold-calculated, nothing makes sense what they do and how.. thats it.
most painful part was the left handed DNA 😭
A jelly doughnut. Not a hotdog.
JFK said he was a stuffed doughnut, that's what a berliner is.
🤮
Im German. JFK said he's a person from Berlin. Berliner literally means "of Berlin" (masculine). Also the pastry called Berliner Kreppel (Kreppel of Berlin) is a sweet fried sugar coated pastry. Its not a hot dog. It's not a doughnut. What you call a jelly doughnut is a Kreppel. Also, in German you can split Hamburger at any syllable Ham-burg-er
I love your videos, but I wanted to say that this subtitle style is very unpleasant to me, see how others like it, in case they agree, to then maybe change it
Berliner is a Donut, and delicious.
fun o_o