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Originally Posted by dyna mo
that's exactly right. but the knowledge level of an intern is not that much and more importantly, the deal is the intern in return gets experience, skills, contacts, resume juice, et al, on&on, etc.
just like academia, a football player gets a better chance at a college with a significant atheletic program already in place and a system that works and wins. if he's good, his contribution gives back to that system by his contributing to the team/system winning.
same at a higer level at the college,
with alumnis, etc. the earning potential of alumnis goes a long way in determining the *value* of a college. not to mention all the work students provide profs, who are more researchers at the university level than they are instructors.
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Here's an idea for you : "Fuck Your Ideas".
The people actively engaged in the activities can decide what it's worth; not you.
Who the fuck are you to tell other people how to negotiate their deal?
You have nothing to do with their deals.
You're nobody, except a sideline whiner who can't make the program.