The idea that a college diploma is an all-but-mandatory ticket to a successful career is showing fissures. Feeling squeezed by a sagging job market and mounting student debt, a groundswell of university-age heretics are pledging allegiance to new groups like UnCollege, dedicated to “hacking” higher education. Inspired by billionaire role models, and empowered by online college courses, they consider themselves a D.I.Y. vanguard, committed to changing the perception of dropping out from a personal failure to a sensible option, at least for a certain breed of risk-embracing maverick. Risky? Perhaps. But it worked for the founders of Twitter, Tumblr and a little company known as Apple.

mrs-loki-hiddleston:

acutepencil:

I did not order this box of cat.

HOW ARE YOU COMPLAINING LOOK AT ITS FACEEEEEEE

mrs-loki-hiddleston:

acutepencil:

I did not order this box of cat.

HOW ARE YOU COMPLAINING LOOK AT ITS FACEEEEEEE

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Einstein and his therapist. “Happiness in intelligent people is the rarest thing I know.” -Hemingway

Einstein and his therapist. “Happiness in intelligent people is the rarest thing I know.” -Hemingway

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krill-ex:

god was obviously high as fuck when he made sea creatures

bby girl lana gotta have dis qt sea creature in hur lyf3

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8 years later and I still feel the same.

8 years later and I still feel the same.

milesjai:

A truly MINDBLOWING lesson on the origin of American Southern accents.

I LOVE this.

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dustyvan:

Godzilla VS. Mothra

dustyvan:

Godzilla VS. Mothra

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