So, after four minutes I did wonder for a second if it is possible to study at an Ivory League Collage what to do on a scientific research base.
Then, I decided to google the definition of "altruism" the moment he said those researchers defeat their own purpose constantly.
Sadly, that did not help much as I understood he researches what he wants to do with himself...
Altruism means unselfish concern for the well-being of other people. It is the practice of doing helpful acts for others without expecting any reward, money, or personal gain in return.
I think they might want to research what others need no matter normal urges at 15.
#cyberpunkcoltoure
PS: He ain fucking around:
Yes, you can study altruism, empathy, and prosocial behavior at Columbia University through multiple academic departments, research initiatives, and student groups spanning psychology, philosophy, education, and behavioral science.
He can explain us scientifically why we want to skateboard in Freedom, Brothers. How make him tell "The Authority" for us???
or they keep trying for ever.
For real now... In minute 25 the statement is dropped in context of Elite Education that Oxford and Cambridge suppress other Universities.
Historical records show that Oxford and Cambridge did suppress a rival medieval attempt to start a university in Stamford, Lincolnshire, in the 1330s. Backed by the King, Oxford graduates were forced to take the "Stamford Oath" promising not to lecture outside of the existing duopoly, an exclusivity that lasted for centuries.
UK student culture loves to keep up stories.
The historic conflict between "Town and Gown"—the local townspeople ("townies") versus the university students and colleges ("gown")—was a violent, centuries-long struggle for legal, economic, and physical control of Oxford.
The Root of the Conflict
Legal Immunity: Students held the "benefit of clergy" status. If a student committed an assault or theft, they could only be tried in lenient university courts, not by the local town authorities.
Economic Stranglehold: The Crown granted the university powers to control local commerce. The university set food prices, dictated rent costs for student housing, and regulated weights and measures in the town markets.
Cultural Clashes: Wealthy, young, Latin-speaking students frequently engaged in drunken, rowdy behavior, infuriating the hard-working local laborers.
That's not over in Oxford really. The trick is to know where the Bobbies are around and to stay right at the Food Truck next to the guy, when you punched down a Bully Club Member, when Police arrives and having guessed correctly his Collage, instead of asking if he knew you wearing visibly a Cowley fitting outfit, to show them where the guy ran too, making sure the rest and him confirms, but letting them not too quickly leave so the "Paki" serving quite fine Kebab can tell about the prior insult, while eating that thing visibly joyfully, no matter it was one for his Buddies.
The "Bully Club" is the common nickname for the Bullingdon Club, an exclusive, unofficial, all-male student dining society at the University of Oxford. It is world-famous for its ultra-wealthy members, extreme elitism, and notoriously destructive behavior.
Boris Johnson (Former Prime Minister)
David Cameron (Former Prime Minister)
George Osborne (Former Chancellor of the Exchequer)
Fame Whores.
Yes, Boris Johnson has documented knee problems that altered his fitness habits.
Knee kick, Knee hits Van wall, Body goes down, asking if the kebabs was of theirs, take'n'bite, tell em to pay, guy screams, Police arrives, indicating directions, hearing "he called me a "Paki"" and "they did not pay", walking off backwards to pass the truck on the other side. Jason Bourne, not me and Boris injury comes from playing Squash.
#MODInc #cyberpunkcoltoure
