that sounds like a problem created by beginners though? Not an intentional program of hazing or something?
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At first. But it kicks off a cycle where in-group members withdraw from beginners and feel hostile towards them.
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not putting down the un-helpable results in broad hatred of everyone who ever asks for help. bad boundaries.
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once you bring market forces in via paid education, "unhelpable" turns into "you flunked course, have an F"
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have you ever tried this with any success? the vampires won't help themselves, that's why they're vampires
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Umm. Isn't that what the entire formal education sector is about? Just needs time for fields to mature.
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and i have been doing paid professional classes for 5 years now & can tell you: no class can/will fix these ppl.
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FOrmal institutional context may make it easier. I assume you're talking online or other non-insti modes for profit ed?
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it was the biggest shock of my life how many ppl would pay $2k to take my class then refuse to do ANY work tho 😲
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and unlike univ grad instructor, you can't easily "fail" somebody in that context, because they think they paid to pass
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You are the embodiment of Darwin then, separating fools from their money. May Dawkins bless you!


