Princeton Freshman Wants to Rule the World

<p>from ivygate.com</p>

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<p>I sure hope she was high when she wrote this, and not serious.</p>

<p>By the end of the year “Princeton freshman visited by nice men in white coats.”</p>

<p>That literally made me LOL… but I’d really like to see the responses on that Princeton group.</p>

<p>Wow…hopefully the highness is a ■■■■■…</p>

<p>This is true. The only personI knew that attended Princeton…she is a huge prestige hog. lol</p>

<p>“0.0000001%” Wait… isn’t that like 1/10,000,000? I’m sorry, but everyone at Princeton doesn’t possess and IQ of 180. </p>

<p>I’d like to see the responses too. :)</p>

<p>call me crazy, but i actually agree with some of her points… well taken out of context and change it a bit.</p>

<p>I thought it was satire…</p>

<p>The replies from people on the Princeton group were a combination of people in strong disagreement with her and other people finding it an amusing and refreshing change from the typical “Should I get x for college?” posts. Facebook was in strong disagreement by deleting her account, though, haha. This got way more publicity than I ever expected when she posted it.</p>

<p>haha Facebook deleted it? LOL. Someone has serious superiority issues. I agree with “Don’t just take responsibility for your actions, take pride in every little mistake, every little stumble because it just means it won’t happen again.” Of course I agree with just that and in it’s literal meaning. I thought she was joking too because I never knew someone who ever thought that highly of oneself. Never. Seriously. I wonder what she’ll do once she actually gets to Princeton? Start a cult with like thinkers…that could be dangerous…</p>

<p>Reminds me of the infamous Aleksey Vayner ‘Impossible is Nothing’ Video Resume.</p>

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<p>Her naming “Hitler” among others disturbs me.</p>

<p>Hopefully this wasn’t serious. Maybe she was too happy?</p>

<p>This is satire, people. The reference to procrastinating the start of D-Day is reminiscent of Belushi asking “Did we just sit around when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor?”.</p>

<p>haha, that made my morning</p>

<p>Um yeah, I’m surprised people didn’t realize it was satire. Read Jonathan Swift’s a “Modern Proposal” for more things like it. Personally, I really liked the way it was written…I’m pretty sure she’s not serious.</p>

<p>Phead128, I have a question because I think I might have met this person once, if her real name is Stephany. Did she also get admitted to Harvard and Stanford?</p>

<p>I hope this polluted and childish but there is some truth. Stephany ignores the fact that you need people’s aid and that they can have self-worth if they try.
Lots of rubbish, but I wouldn’t strike it down because rhetoric like this can do a lot of good.
I strongly agree with almost all I have quoted.

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<p>wow inspiring, lol</p>

<p>It’s a nice prep talk. Although it would be much better without the militant elitism.</p>

<p>This is most likely someone who was bored and decided to play to the Princeton elitism.</p>

<p>Hey, where did you find my facebook post?</p>