Unsustainability as an epistemological definition of ethics.

[matttheapostle]

I had a douchebag teacher for Business Management, Dr. Eassa. I'm not going to list my grievances against him, except that he was incredibly inconsiderate during tests, most likely because he didn't respect other people; he is the kind of man who finds respect more easily demanded than earned

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[s1d3r3us]

If you can get at least 2 other students to go with you, then you should go and explain what happened during the test to the VP of student affairs. I did that with my accounting teacher (half the class joined me) and that teacher was forced to retire by the end of the year. He was the opposite though - he was so cheery all the time that he NEVER taught. He would just tell stories about his son all class long, then give us impossible tests that he didn't prep us for. Anyone who complained "wasn't trying hard enough" according to our teacher

[matttheapostle]

Well, the article wasn't the important part. It describes how I relate to things, and its true: I don't trust other people, and try to usurp responsibility for their actions.