I dont want to turn this thread into another subject, but some feel that there is very little (or nothing) wrong with cheating on a test. But then we would have to go into the whole testing system to debate the topic and i dont really want to do that. Dont call a cheater a moron, because in most cases, cheaters (on tests, that is) are actually smart people and not idiots who must cheat to get a passing grade.

 

Thank you for your compliments on my s2k, so far so good.
I think part of it is being lazy, meaning i dont want to sit down and learn a few things when i can type them in my calculator. But another part is that i do not like math and i will not work in math (ex: be a math teacher, engineer) so why know this for the rest of my life? Knowing this math surely will not limit my success in life. In fact, it will not affect my future in any way at all.

 

You're right! What was I thinking??? Every employer wants to hire someone who is admittedly lazy and shows a propensity to take the easy way out. Good luck with life.

 

My employees cheated on tests in school and are the best workers iv had. Thanks for the luck.

 

I'll close this one before you damage your first impression further.