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At first you said the Cruise wasn't its normal self from your observations, then changed your claim to say that it only "looks normal".

From "where I was on Woodward" [[which was all along it on...

Indeed.

Reality requires real world situations to be looked at in totality. It isn’t an academic exercise, philosophical argument, nor political debate that can be viewed in a vacuum.

I’m not going to play games with you but I will point out that you cut the very next sentence of the statement from your own link.

“However, in the present study, almost half of the respondents...

Perhaps, but if you’re going to acknowledge one, you must also acknowledge a toxic, dysfunctional culture among a significant portion of the population in Detroit [[and elsewhere)...as well as its “us...

About one third [[30.2 percent) of police officers in the United States have a four-year college degree. A little more than half [[51.8 percent) have a two-year degree, while 5.4 percent have a...

Huntington Woods doesn’t have its own schools. [[Berkley School District)

Some of the comments about real estate and/or schools on this thread remind me of a topic on here several years ago. Several people on that thread tried to get non-residents to lie to retailers about...

I commented on Tesla’s network because that is the map you posted. Yes, there are numerous other charging stations around Metro Detroit, but the slower ones only get 6 miles per hour.

There are only 3 supercharging stations in SE MI.

48307 and Bartocktoo are proving that two wrongs don’t make a right. Sheesh, what an exchange of misinformation.

Yes, in a perfect world one’s own abilities are all that would matter. However, to argue that because you did it, so why can’t everyone else, is equally ridiculous—because it is extremely naive and...

Good article with some information related to portions of this discussion:

https://www.freep.com/story/news/education/2019/11/24/first-year-college-students-detroit-msu/4259083002/

It goes both ways. A lot of people in the neighborhoods need to get Downtown/Midtown, to the suburbs, and out of state to see a different way of life in order affect a culture change that will...

This is equally absurd, both literally and figuratively. To seriously argue that generational poverty, cultural norms, and a lifetime of learned behaviors can be instantly overcome/altered by a...

Remember, there are forces in Detroit, from elites to criminal [[and all types in between) — that do not want to see improvements in the city because they fear losing their way of life.

I was also surprised not to see Albion on this list.

Based on your numbers, it would seem to be more accurate to say that the average student at MSU would be similar to the high end student at WSU. Or the high end student at MSU is similar to the lower...

You have some serious character issues for wanting to deliberately spread false information.

“In Michigan, eight colleges and universities are considered selective: Calvin, Hillsdale, Hope and Kalamazoo colleges; Kettering, Michigan State, Michigan Tech universities and UM-Ann Arbor.”
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The incorrect information about colleges is literally within the original post.

Also, the fact that this discussion is about undergraduate school was clearly stated but you’re pretending...

My point is not at all similar to Jason’s. Likewise, I’m not sure what point you’re trying to make either regarding the original topic.

UofM/Stanford/MIT are Tier 1 universities. MSU is Tier 2. WSU/EMU are Tier 4. This is for undergrad ranking only, as WSU has a well-regarded Tier 2 law school.

A “normal” university is Tier 3 or...

So you’re trying to claim that 50% of MSU students had SAT scores 30 points below the school’s 75th percentile? Also, no one said anything about UofM.

I also have experience with secondary schools and if you really believe that MSU is comparable to EMU/WSU, or that it’s easier to get into MSU than EMU/WSU, then you’re completely out of your...