Hobs, filozofija i svašta

Trojica studenata filozofije dokazala su da i studenti humanističkih studija imaju budućnost. I to kakvu! Dino Jerković i Marko Šoljić s Filozofskog fakulteta te Filip Šoljić s Hrvatskih studija svojom aplikacijom Spiritus za digitalno memoriranje uspomena pobijedili su na natjecanju LUMEN Development, inače poznatom taborištu STEM-ovaca. Tvrde kako im upravo filozofija pomaže u kreiranju rješenja, ali i programiranju.

Mór Thököly wrote:Filozofija i kroatistika kao pomoćne IT nauke...

Bleeding Blitva wrote:

Mór Thököly wrote:Filozofija i kroatistika kao pomoćne IT nauke...

Hrvatske studije smo zvali Tuđmanov faks jer su nastali brzo i u devedesetima, ko tajkuni   Ima tamo svašta za studirati, ko filozofski je, i sad čujem stvarno pozitivne stvari, ne bi se čudila da su u nekim segmentima prešišali ffzg. A ovi prvaci su studenti filozofije, povijesti, etnologije i sociologije

Јанош Винету wrote:ФЕР је као ЕТФ у БГу.

ontheotherhand wrote:

Јанош Винету wrote:ФЕР је као ЕТФ у БГу.

Jel isto ima NaJtEžI fAkUltEt mitski status.

SOCRATES: Perhaps you are something of a general, Ion. In
fact, if you were something of a horseman as well as a harpist,
you might know when horses were well or badly managed;
but then I might ask you, "Which of the two arts, Ion, makes
you know the well-managed horses? The art by which you
are a horseman, or the art by which you are a harpist?" What
would you answer me then?

ION: That which makes me a horseman.

SOCRATES: Well, if you could distinguish good performances
on the harp, would you agree that you did it as being a
harpist and not as a horseman?

ION: Yes.

SOCRATES: Well, since you understand military matters, do
you do so as being a bit of a general, or as being a good reciter?

ION: I think there's no difference.

SOCRATES: How's that—no difference? Do you say that
reciting and generalship are one art, or two?

ION: One, I think.

SOCRATES: Then whoever is a good reciter is also really a
good general?

ION: Certainly, my dear Socrates.

SOCRATES : Then whoever is really a good general is also a
good reciter?

ION: No, I don't think that.

SOCRATES: But you do think that whoever is a good reciter
is also a good general?

ION: By all means.

SOCRATES: Well, you are the best reciter in Hellas?

ION: Much the best, my dear Socrates.

SOCRATES: Then are you also the best general in Hellas?

ION: Yes, I assure you, Socrates; and I learnt it all from
Homer.

SOCRATES: Good heavens, my dear Ion! You are the best
man of the nation, both reciter and general! Then why do you
career all round Hellas reciting, and don't general at all? Do
you think there is a great need for a reciter in our nation,
with a golden crown on his head, and no need at all for a
general?

ION: The reason is, my dear Socrates, that my own city of
Ephesus is under your state's rule and generalship, and needs
no general of its own; and your state and Lacedaimon^ would
not choose me as general, for you think you are enough by
yourselves.