Chatbox log - 2008-04-20 - Zelaron Gaming Forum

[13:41] Chruser: It entirely depends on your set of skills. If you're going to become the next Calatrava or Foster, or someone even in their semi-miniscule neighbourhood, then yes, you will end up becoming very wealthy.

[13:42] Chruser: But even with an education at Cooper Union, it is difficult to find jobs in the field.

[13:42] Chruser: If you can stand "boxy" and "economical", then it's definitely a good path to stride.

[13:44] Wallow: Or you can make your own company

[13:44] Wallow: Your assets help as well

[13:44] Wallow: ....What's her username....

[13:45] Chruser: Do you intend to get any formal training in drawing, painting and/or sculpting before applying for architecture schools?

[13:45] Wallow: I'm already a really good drawer, and probably

[13:46] Wallow: But I haven't thought of taking a class yet too much

[13:48] Chruser: The architecture, industrial design and illustration markets are highly relative, implying that no matter your current set of skills, honing them more than others is generally required to be able to get the "best" jobs.

[13:49] Wallow: Thank you professor

[13:49] Wallow: lol

[13:49] Chruser: It is definitely possible to "sell yourself" well with excellent capabilities to make good speeches and so on, which will likely land you better jobs than those of better drawers.

[13:50] Chruser: You're welcome. That'll be $49.99.

[13:51] Wallow: Dude, do you write for the New Yorker or something? whatever you said will come with time.

[13:51] Wallow: But then again, I'm only a freshman in High school

[13:51] Wallow: You take things way too seriously

[13:52] Chruser: I used not to, but then I became a member of "the field".

[13:53] Wallow: ?

[13:53] Wallow: ....What's her name....

[13:53] Chruser: Implying I study industrial design at a university, intending to use my set of skills for a living. The competition is fierce, but in a good sense.

[13:54] Wallow: So you're a college guy trying to implicate his knowledge of Architecture into the mind of a 9th grader who doesn't care at the moment?

[13:55] Wallow: ....What's her name....

[13:55] Chruser: Past tense.

[13:55] Wallow: No, because you keep on telling me knew things. You never know when you might strike again with your knowlege...

[13:56] Chruser: Farewell.

[13:56] Wallow: Seriously, what's her name? Before you go, give me that courtesy

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[13:56] D3V: Hey Chruser, why is eternity going to end, today?

[13:57] Wallow: aghghgh

[13:58] D3V: Sup, why

[13:58] Chruser: Why, I'm not sure what you just said, but I think it pertained to the uncertainty of the accuracy of set-in-stone knowledge. If so, then sure, philosophy is fun and all, and no-one can force you to usurp knowledge.

[13:58] Chruser: ";Talentedhamster"

[13:58] Chruser: Have fun.

[14:00] Wallow: But you take in knowledge unconciously. So when you were talking to me, in a way you were forcing me to take in all of what you said after I read it.

[14:00] Chruser: D3V, eternity already existed before us, and thus it will end in moments.

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[14:01] Wallow: But then you have to take in the variable of time. Moments to one maybe an eternity to another. It's a matter of opinion...

[14:03] Chruser: Why, you can choose to discard it in relation to another system of "belief" after ascertaining the content of the encountered knowledge.

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[14:03] Wallow: Chruser, tell me her username...

[14:03] Chruser: I already did.

[14:04] Wallow: what then

[14:04] Wallow: Ohh thanx

[14:04] Chruser: Read 11 messages above.

[14:06] D3V: how many moments, I'm totally lost

[14:06] Wallow: But if one makes an argument very convincing, it also forces the person recieving the info to take it in a way because they'll believe you

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[14:07] Wallow: Also, some individuals don't have control of their minds, and such forces them to take in the knowledge you tell them

[14:07] Chruser: Touché. Subliminal messages can be very useful. Why do you think I named this site "Zelaron"?

[14:07] Wallow: Kind of like hypnotism

[14:07] Chruser: Anyway, I'm out, gotta finish my report.

[14:08] Wallow: So it was u? what does Zelaron mean anyway?

[14:08] Wallow: before u go

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[14:10] Wallow: well whatver

[14:10] Wallow: ohh hi D3V, I missed you in all this philosophy

[14:10] Wallow: When you get me started, who knows when I'll stop

[14:11] D3V: Notta lotta, how have you been. And welcome to the boards!

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[14:14] Wallow: Wait, you talking to me?

[14:14] D3V: Yes

[14:15] Wallow: I've beeng good, and thanx for the welcome train

[14:16] Wallow: Wow, i have to finish research for a cloning debate tommorw..

[14:16] Wallow: I guess I'm out

[14:16] Wallow: Farewell to all

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[14:16] D3V: Oh well, have fun. Later.

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[14:19] Goodlookinguy: 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 9. Hmm...that Stats area just doesn't look right.

[14:20] WetWired: Heh

[14:20] WetWired: That's the way the olympics do it. If there's a tie for first, there's two firsts and a third

[14:21] Goodlookinguy: Oh, I've never watched the olymipics nor do I plan do, but, that is some neat information.

[14:21] Goodlookinguy: *to

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