has anyone being to harvard business school here ?, i am considering applying for their mba program next year.
share your experience if you had..
My pleasure, talesin.
I thought I detected something out of the ordinary in you, cantleave. Now I understand why.
Quite right about Harvard MBAs specialising in the manufacturing industry, BotR. That was certainly the context from which I was speaking.
has anyone being to harvard business school here ?, i am considering applying for their mba program next year.
share your experience if you had..
The suggestion is offered genuinely. Harvard admits less than one in ten applicants into its programme each year. My impression (based solely on your very high threads started:total posts ratio) is that you might possibly have a high opinion of yourself and, more problematic, you might be disposed to talk more than to listen. That is not a good combination in any business school, Harvard included.
But, no, I am by no means an intellectual. If I come across like I think I am, then I need to work on my style a bit more. Thank you for that observation.
new studies released today, suggest that homo sapiens have a stronger immune system and more resistance to viruses due interbreeding with neanderthals.. .
"neanderthals and other extinct humans might have endowed some of us with the robust immune systems we enjoy today, scientists now find.. these genetic gifts might have helped our species as we expanded out of africa, investigators added.".
http://www.livescience.com/15754-neanderthals-immunity-boost-humans.html.
That's not a mirror....
A window into my soul?
has anyone being to harvard business school here ?, i am considering applying for their mba program next year.
share your experience if you had..
No, thank you, mankkeli. You've started 31 threads and have made only 47 posts, none of which is inspiring, at least to me.
I think you might want to set your sites just a little lower than the Harvard Business School. Well, maybe a lot lower.
has anyone being to harvard business school here ?, i am considering applying for their mba program next year.
share your experience if you had..
Well, mankkeli, I've gone back and read some of the threads you've started. Taking them as a rough proxy for your qualifications to get into Harvard Business School I have to come to the observation that you are ambitious. Very ambitious. It also looks like you are using JWN to exercise and improve your English skills. I guess that's ok.
new studies released today, suggest that homo sapiens have a stronger immune system and more resistance to viruses due interbreeding with neanderthals.. .
"neanderthals and other extinct humans might have endowed some of us with the robust immune systems we enjoy today, scientists now find.. these genetic gifts might have helped our species as we expanded out of africa, investigators added.".
http://www.livescience.com/15754-neanderthals-immunity-boost-humans.html.
You know, sometimes I look in the mirror and I have a human staring back at me.
has anyone being to harvard business school here ?, i am considering applying for their mba program next year.
share your experience if you had..
You don't have to speak English to be brilliant, let alone speak it perfectly. However ...
how many bizarre threads do you need from this guy before it sinks in?
is a good question.
there was an error on the latest awake!
cover.
here is the correct version.. .
Science can explain the process, not how it came about.
Science can postulate how it came about, however. Even the old primordial soup hypothesis makes sense. A couple of billion years ago the earth had cooled sufficiently and was covered 70-75% with water. The water was not pure H 2 0 but contained lots and lots of naturally occuring chemical compounds. These compounds made trillions upon trillions of random connections with other compounds and formed more complex compounds. Some chemical compounds have the capacity to combine with other compounds that are subsequently bonded within the molecule, others cause chemical reactions without being consumed in the process, ie. like a catalyst. Here scientists are divided. Many hold that a self-replicating molecule akin to primitive RNA arose and this was the genesis of life. Others, correctly citing that this would be an exceedingly improbable (although not by definition impossible) event believe that independent mutually replicating molecules is where it all began and it was after that self-replicators appeared. Whatever the beginning was, there was obviously no life on the planet to eat the replicators and they were free to populate the oceans with myriad versions of themselves. Some replicators grew dominant because they broke down and bonded with other replicators. Most times the modification was fatal because it either reduced or eliminated the molecules' ability to replicate but a very small part of the time the new more complex molecules were improved in ways that gave them some kind of advantage in the replication game, and then natural selection was in play.
there was an error on the latest awake!
cover.
here is the correct version.. .
I've recently finished reading "The Selfish Gene". The book is 35 years old already but it blew me away. Insights into how evolution works I never had before. I am now into "The Greatest Show on Earth - The Evidence for Evolution" and it is even more mind expanding. The more and more you learn about evolution through natural selection the more you come to realise sentiments like the one expressed on your modified Awake! cover are right on target.
has anyone being to harvard business school here ?, i am considering applying for their mba program next year.
share your experience if you had..
Not me, but I worked with several Harvard MBAs years ago. They were all employees of a company to which I was seconded, named McKinsey. McKinsey recruits only the best brains and only the best brains get into Harvard Business School. So, Harvard Business School is regarded by many as the best.
Your command of English is secondary to the quality of your brain. If you are smart enough to get into HBS, you'll do fine with a little remedial English, which will also be offered to you.
Good luck.
