The closest thing my university offers to applied modern medicine is a course called Structures and Dynamics of Biopolymers. Grad students only. ~20 seats. The intro LGBTQ courses? Open to any student, no prerequisites, lecture halls that seat hundreds. The knowledge that actually changes your optimizes hormones is rationed and gated behind prereqs, degrees, and a handful of seats. The knowledge that castrates your hormones is frictionless and unlimited. #truth

@whamcbfw4 I’m a single mom trying to pay for my college prereqs for nursing and they must be paid out of pocket to be accepted then use Finacial aid for the program. I don’t want to lose my spot on waitlist. Help a sister out.😩🙏🏾 gofund.me/51e4d3de8

If you don't meet all of these prereqs then you cannot be President.

“In 1997, I was lucky to go to the Military Freefall School (MFF), before I was a Gold Winger, meaning I hadn't done my 10 prerequisite static line jumps to earn my Gold Wings. I remember checking into MFF at Fort Bragg with my brother Kenny "Q" Urquhart, who also was not a Gold Winger, and the hate we were getting from the other Marines, especially the east coast guys who had dozens of static line jumps and waited years to get a quota, was abundant. Coming out of MFF at Yuma Proving Ground with around 30 jumps, I immediately got put into the free fall team, and I ended up having over 40 jumps, before I finally finished the prereqs for static line, earning my Gold Wings. Going to Static Line Jump Master, Free Fall Jump Master, the Advanced Free Fall Course, and eventually being a Team Leader for the Vehicle Team, which was also the Low Level Static Line Jump Team, I ended my career with around 500 jumps, but probably less than 30 of those were static line. Team 1, 4th Platoon, 1st Force Recon Co. Circa 2000. Jump Package, El Centro? 50lbs of chute. 30 Ibs of "Deuce Gear", 60 to 110 Ibs of ruck. Check out the throat mics! L-R Bobby, Rat, Shindig (RIP 2008), Myself. Not pictured. Sneaks and Dirty.” -****Courtesy of FORCE RECON vet Bob Blanton

The best AI implementations have occurred when we spend time doing these 3 things in order: 1. Setup a company lunch and learn on why AI is going to be used. In person. Give space to ask questions. Do some demos of tools. Listen to people. 2. Do a quick assessment on cybersecurity. See who their IT provider is. Ask about security protection and backups. Review and ask if there is any cyber insurance. Learn how the company views and handles security incidents. 3. Learn about the company data. Are they using MS365 or Google Workspace? In office or cloud servers or data storage? What type of data, like Healthcare of financial? What types of clients? How is data updated? Is stuff stale and old? How is it accessed? This is what we use as prereqs. In our experience, if this is not addressed in the beginning, then you'll feel pain and friction later. People will resist any new AI tools. Access to folders or info that shouldn't have been given get discovered (non finance staff seeing finances for example). You'll build AI that spits out garbage because there are exceptions to how data is translated that isn't documented anywhere (Customer A always gets 20% discount). Lots of companies want to skip this because of AI fomo. Whatever time you think you save in the beginning, will always always catch up to you later, via friction in culture, costly security breaches, or lack of trust in AI outputs. Do these three first and watch AI magic happen.

A jackass like you isn't learning mineralogy in a month. Let's be real. You wouldn't even understand the prereqs in that time.

I've got a hell lotta prereqs missing probably but I don't know what to read🥲

@IntuneSuppTeam macOS SA-PSSO (ADE): Company Portal queries a phantom Intune device ID → 404 "device not found," never matches the real ID. 2 Macs, 12 wipes, prereqs met. CP 5.2604.1. Bug? I have a ticket in, also tagged a PM in the teams chat

to just 'get it'/'know' is a lot of intuition leaning for social solicitation of per-human-activity requirements (felt awful typing ts), which is a requirement for all eng imo. id like to see heavy foundational prereqs to be blended with more pure-business-college requirements

Lenin & Stalin often make the distinction btwn the victory of socialism (SIOC; socialist production) & its final victory (global communism). Lenin also viewed the NEP as a way of building the prereqs for socialist production. Another interesting article: michaelharrison.org.uk/wp-co…

Part of it is a structural/trying to one size fits all type of thing. I remember second semester of physical chemistry there was some math you needed to grasp what was goin on which was not taught in the math prereqs for that class; you had to catch up in recitation/office hours

Exactly, it’s not that all NBA/NFL athletes would be great at soccer. It’s that if all of the best athletes in the USA played soccer from a young age we’d find the elite athletes that also possess the prereqs required to be great at soccer.

Dude, I have no idea. I'm just kinda winging it as a housewife who can't have kids. I have it super easy, so I wish I could help, but I can't. I was in college getting my med school prereqs but then I got married and learned my husband made more than I'd have made my first year as a doctor, but with no student debt, so I rage quit and became his house foid.

Couldn’t even do the math prereqs to take the first physics class.

I ask because the practice of requiring prereqs for advanced undergrad seminars is, I happen to know, not universal. But it’s seems like a no-brainer policy if we believe in such a thing as high-level courses, and essential if we want “the humanities to be taken seriously”

also done w prereqs so in the fall i get to start my baking labs So excited

We basically don’t have them here in English, I think due to 1) our extremely extensive common core, which makes it so we only have majors for ~two years and 2) the assumption that barriers like prereqs harm enrollments/declared major counts

So, you wanna build up a Floating Cat Apothecary's Apprentice with aspirations to be a Paladin? That can be done, let's look at the basic PreReqs for Apothecary {10 Production, 20 Herbalism} & Paladin {10 Acolyte/Cleric/Warrior & 15 knight/Soldier}.

It’s certainly that as one faction, even pro-“unification”, though probably a small one. And a subtler “oh no we are just pro-peace and pro-engagement” which of course is CCP framing. Rarely talks about what is given up by supposedly accepting PRC prereqs for engagement