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[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

I'd advise the Flat Earthers to take the Backyard Astronomy courses.​

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[Gee Mello]

CS50 is a cool intro to programming and there are additional assignments from past semesters online for additional practice

I just took the dive, Much appreciated post!

 

[CopiousX]

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Actually, thanks for posting that.


I was wondering about “sovereign” philosophy and actually thought it was rooted in moorish mythology before watching that clip. From what I can gather, the video centered mostly on nikka babble. And Polite’s argument is sound, but is more of a legal one, even if he played semantics with the spaghetti eating brother.


Without derailing the thread too much, it seems like you have to go to Cac courts and Cac judges to plead a sovereignty case; and that, in and of itself, is a slap on the face to the idea sovereignty for 2 reasons


.A. Because you are asking for it. Anything granted can be taken away by the giver
B. We know cacs have never honored a single treaty or promise since 1492, so you can’t take their word for it in a court room.



My only real problem with the two people’s conversation is that none of it was actionable and it just ended with two brothers fighting rather than solving their common problem

 

[2 one 3]

dope

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

Actually, thanks for posting that.


I was wondering about “sovereign” philosophy and actually thought it was rooted in moorish mythology before watching that clip.

It's a b*stardization of Drew Ali's ideology for the advancement of Black people in the early 20th Century, mixed with a White Supremacist conspiracy theory.

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[JQ Legend]

Don’t waste time - get on it. They’ve been free forever - they just close for certain terms. And open up again at a later time. I think to actually have graded tests and a certificate of completion. There is a nominal charge for that . But to enroll and study the course outline and materials online. It’s free

So I can enroll for all of the ones I wanna take now but take them one at a time or would I have to do them all at once?

 

[The5thLetter]

Cornell has a diversity certificate program but it's abt $3500 for 4 courses smh. Harvard doesn't have an equivalent, but I'll keep an eye out if it becomes available. I spread the word tho, thx