the fundamental issue with designing a class to be a "fun" experience is that you're always going to have at least one (1) problem child who experiences those "fun" assignments as pulling teeth and would genuinely be much happier tasked with sitting in a spreadsheet and calculating transit route performance statistics
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any reasonable person ever: "the peer feedback form is not going to bite you"
me: "thank you but also due to the magic of ~overthinking~ the peer feedback form is ontologically incapable of not biting me"
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planning theory introduction paper identifying "what is the justification for planning interventions?" as a significant question in the field, like......
I mean historically you're not wrong, people have been quite preoccupied with that. but do we fundamentally need to be? posing that question in the first place is already presupposing a certain type of background ideological framework. can we question that framework itself while we're at it? hello fish, meet water.
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