posted June 03, 2014 10:54 PM            

I was in a school with superheroes. I was spider-man. I was watching flash outside beating up on thugs or training dummies.

I walked down some stairs and behind me was this strange superheroe I had never seen before. He was a clown face that could change depending on how you felt. This way you knew what you were feeling. It felt enlgihtening to have feedback on your inner state.

He was kind of scary, almost robotic, morphing, but friendly.

Then I believe a hall monitor came and told us we had to board a ship. Apparently we board a ship and we are set up. Many of the heroes are left behind in an explosion.

That's when I discover I am spider-man.

posted June 04, 2014 09:31 PM            

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Originally posted by Ayelet:
So perhaps you are trying to decide where are your strenghs\forces, how you can be a superhero in life.

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Yea. The day before I was looking at a meme and Spider-man is the archetypal nerd.

Flash is the archetypal scientist.

What do you think? I'm also studying for a certification in accounting but I keep wondering if I should go back to school after I complete this goal.

posted June 05, 2014 12:15 AM            

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Originally posted by Ayelet:
I don't think learning makes one a nerd. It is the general approach to learning that does that. If learning triggers you to think more, to evolve, what's wrong with that? Of course, some people enjoy being autodidacts and study a lot by themselves. It is all up to you.If there is a program that suits you, i don't think you should hesitate. You may find the career of your dreams.

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I know. The tuition is kind of high at the moment. It may burst. I enjoy learning on my own for now too. My certification will do me better in the short and long run, but when I'm done with it i'll have more time.