oof.
@Viss Hard to even wrap my head around 2000 to 2023 is literally the same as 1900 to 1923. I mean, yes, it's just simple math. But my god actually _living it_ is unreal.
Don't even get me started at how that would mean I was born in 1876.
**decays into dust**
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John Penniman • 1h
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I will never recover from this student email.
Good afternoon Professor Penniman,
Hope you had a great break! I was wondering if it would be acceptable to use sources from the late 1900's for our final paper (I found an interesting paper from 1994). Is there a cut off date of publication? See you tomorrow,
Nov 27, 2023 at 1:48 PM
OUCH!!! 😯 😅
That's honestly a good question. Depending on the field, a 30 year old paper can be woefully out of date, and most likely wrong given modern knowledge.
Post from John Penniman:
I will never recover from this student email.
[student writes]
Good afternoon Professor Penniman,
Hope you had a great break! I was wondering if it would be acceptable to use sources from the late 1900’s for our final paper (I found an interesting paper from 1994). Is there a cut off date of publication?/ See you tomorrow
@gcvsa there are people now who exist that have never heard a dialtone and do not know what it is - and the fucking grocery store is playing green day and third eye blind.
linear time is stupid.