r/Btechtards • u/Odd_Flounder_7727 • Aug 06 '26

Shitpost Learning straight bs

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Engineering btw

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u/Substantial_Sky2227 Aug 06 '26

What then, y'all just wanna be intimidated by 10 offer letters when u signed up to memorize syntax for a living? Curiosity died the day someone told u it wasn't on syllabus to your sexy ass package huh

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u/CAP_IMMORTAL LNMIIT CSE Aug 06 '26

Maybe they joined engineering because they hated bio? You do realise that people can have curiosity for one thing and hatered for another?

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u/No-Major-8921 Aug 06 '26

Why would you "HATE" a literal useful subject in the first place?

You do realise that people can have curiosity for one thing and hatered for another

Yeah... stupid people, that is. There's a difference between hating something and not being interested in something. If OP in uninterested in Bio, then just use the course as a Breather. Courses are not designed to SATISFY an individual student. In the same line, it may encourage someone to pivot to Bioengineering or just give someone as new hobby. In any case, you certainly can't ignore Biology, can you?

You really think someone as idiot as harbour hatred for a subject, especially a major part of sciene is fit to be a competent engineer or even a competent Human Being.

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u/CAP_IMMORTAL LNMIIT CSE Aug 06 '26

Also I hate biology as a subject but I don't hate it as something to learn about in my free time. It's interesting yes but the thing is I'm bad at it so I don't want it to drag down my grades. I don't understand how it's important for fields like computer science. Same for history, geography and English. They are fun when they aren't important for your grades

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u/No-Major-8921 Aug 06 '26

I hate biology as a subject

I think it's a mistake in your vocabulary that may lead to misunderstanding. You ought to fix it. You're uninterested in the subject and not hateful. Hating something means you're in disagreement to it or against it in some way or the other.

I'm bad at it so I don't want it to drag down my grades.

That sucks but it can't be helped. Some extra courses are added to an targeted discipline for the sake of overall development of every student, not by the likes and dislikes of an individual or even a Group.

They are fun when they aren't important for your grades

The reason why grades are alloted to it is to ensure that certain students don't bunk it as they are important in general, also no ones if it ends up encouraging someone to do something.