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Still can't believe Hamiti let that Big Ten match get away from him. Hamiti holds on and wins that, then he's opposite bracket from Carr and straight path to the NCAA finals, while Mesinbrink would have to go thru Carr and O'Toole.

Back on topic - I'd probably say smartest would be any pre-med or engineering kid with a high GPA. I don't know Mesinbrink's major, but I expect classes at PSU are easier than at the Ivies.

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21 minutes ago, Fletcher said:

Still can't believe Hamiti let that Big Ten match get away from him. Hamiti holds on and wins that, then he's opposite bracket from Carr and straight path to the NCAA finals, while Mesinbrink would have to go thru Carr and O'Toole.

Back on topic - I'd probably say smartest would be any pre-med or engineering kid with a high GPA. I don't know Mesinbrink's major, but I expect classes at PSU are easier than at the Ivies.

But the topic is overall performance - NCAA wrestling + grades.  Any Ivy league wrestlers perform very well on the mat and in the class room? Would Meyer Shapiro be the best bet?

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11 minutes ago, Jimmy Cinnabon said:

But the topic is overall performance - NCAA wrestling + grades.  Any Ivy league wrestlers perform very well on the mat and in the class room? Would Meyer Shapiro be the best bet?

Dustin Plot has a 4.03 GPA

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9 minutes ago, flyingcement said:

Also if Mesenbrink was so smart, shouldn't he have known the score in his own finals match?  Or maybe he's better with the arts than sciences?

I can't believe I didn't think of this joke first. Dammit!

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Posted (edited)
44 minutes ago, Fletcher said:

I can't believe I didn't think of this joke first. Dammit!

Joke ... wait ... thought you weren't that guy?  🤔

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Posted (edited)

Has it been mentioned that he was too dumb to remember riding time?

And on a more serious note, 4.0 GPA doesn't mean anything. People who know which courses to take, and are good at school, can do this with very little effort. If he's in a STEM field with a 4.0 thats a big deal.

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"Half measures are a coward's form of insanity."

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On 7/26/2024 at 1:17 PM, Jimmy Cinnabon said:

He finished 2nd at 157 this year and achieved a 4.0 GPA.  Impressive.

Major?

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On 7/26/2024 at 4:09 PM, Fletcher said:

Still can't believe Hamiti let that Big Ten match get away from him. Hamiti holds on and wins that, then he's opposite bracket from Carr and straight path to the NCAA finals, while Mesinbrink would have to go thru Carr and O'Toole.

Back on topic - I'd probably say smartest would be any pre-med or engineering kid with a high GPA. I don't know Mesinbrink's major, but I expect classes at PSU are easier than at the Ivies.

Or at Stanford, or Lehigh, or the Service Academies, or...

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2 hours ago, jackwebster said:

Obligatory defense of the humanities: Kant is hard.

I periodically try to break my brain reading nietzsche for 2 minutes.

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"Half measures are a coward's form of insanity."

Posted
51 minutes ago, Wildcat92 said:

Per the PSU roster, hes a liberal arts major

ohh ... that sounds hard!  What do you do with a liberal arts degree? 

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30 minutes ago, ionel said:

ohh ... that sounds hard!  What do you do with a liberal arts degree? 

Think about how the Enlightenment spawned German Romantic thought that gave rise to both the nationalist and socialist movements ultimately resulting in the deaths of millions upon millions of people in the early 20th C, and then stare dumbfounded as millions upon millions of people use terms like nationalism and socialism without having a clue what they mean.

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52 minutes ago, Wrestleknownothing said:

Whatever it is I do.

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16 minutes ago, jackwebster said:

Think about how the Enlightenment spawned German Romantic thought that gave rise to both the nationalist and socialist movements ultimately resulting in the deaths of millions upon millions of people in the early 20th C, and then stare dumbfounded as millions upon millions of people use terms like nationalism and socialism without having a clue what they mean.

🤔

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33 minutes ago, jackwebster said:

Think about how the Enlightenment spawned German Romantic thought that gave rise to both the nationalist and socialist movements ultimately resulting in the deaths of millions upon millions of people in the early 20th C, and then stare dumbfounded as millions upon millions of people use terms like nationalism and socialism without having a clue what they mean.

Are you really drawing a line from liberal arts degrees to the deaths of millions?

Drowning in data, but thirsting for knowledge

Posted
1 hour ago, jackwebster said:

then stare dumbfounded as millions upon millions of people use terms like nationalism and socialism without having a clue what they mean.

'The' Non Wrestling Topics forum posters...:classic_dry:

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Posted (edited)
1 hour ago, Wrestleknownothing said:

Are you really drawing a line from liberal arts degrees to the deaths of millions?

I'm saying that my liberal arts degree helped me understand the guillotine as one logical end to the intellectual movement birthed by stuff like Francis Bacon's The Great Instauration, I.e. the unfashioable "The Great Man Theory of History." And, my liberal arts degree helped me understand that this theory has a lot of problems worth thinking about. 

Edit: In short, my liberal arts degree has made my world interesting enough to wake up every day and think about it some more.

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31 minutes ago, MPhillips said:

'The' Non Wrestling Topics forum posters...:classic_dry:

MP, we live in a world with forums ...

😉

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Posted
20 minutes ago, jackwebster said:

I'm saying that my liberal arts degree helped me understand the guillotine as one logical end to the the intellectual movement birthed by stuff like Francis Bacon's The Great Instauration.

That might be the most pretentiously liberal arts sentence ever written.

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Drowning in data, but thirsting for knowledge

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