This is something that I've found to be a bit true. I've written a thesis or two here, but generally spend my time away from anything political or religious (these days) to avoid becoming a dramacrat.Ink wrote:I realize nobody here cares for thesis papers.
I usually stray from too powerful subjects but I got tempted. I felt it was appropriate to tilt the scales a little but I should have realized the heart of debating online with messageboard forums is futile. It never looks or ends fantastic.Baphnedia wrote:This is something that I've found to be a bit true. I've written a thesis or two here, but generally spend my time away from anything political or religious (these days) to avoid becoming a dramacrat.Ink wrote:I realize nobody here cares for thesis papers.
Not that those who get into long-winded discussions on these things are all dramacrats. I'll have to check if we instilled the idea of a rule to keep away from those subjects or not. At this point, I just keep it as a rule to myself.
I do see it like a double edged sword. Idealists can hurt and damage and bring prospects and results, depending either way... Though I think ideals are hard to manifest or be fruitful.Set wrote:I tend to find it's the idealists that do the most to help, or damage, their cause. Kind of a double edged sword deal. You might not see it like that.
In the end, however, they're the ones who get things done.
