i just wanna no how to become a scholar? coz i have lots of topics i would like to research on, but u have to be a scholar to post on the research thread.

You have a mind of your own,now you need to go out and get degrees from colleges and tech schools so you can really understand how little they actually mean,mix that with your knowledge that you know that everything is a load of bull#,and you will be the type of scholar that your teachers did not want you to be.
They want you to have a robotic "this is how it is " response to things,you will be thinking outside the box though,and maybe even end up in one because of it.

Although your comments are interesting and probably with foundation, I believe infinite was asking about how to qualify as a "scholar" here at ATS. I think there is some type of process you go through, but I don't remember seeing it published yet.

Originally posted by Valhall
Although your comments are interesting and probably with foundation, I believe infinite was asking about how to qualify as a "scholar" here at ATS. I think there is some type of process you go through, but I don't remember seeing it published yet.

i was refering to ATS scholar, but the other posts made me laugh thou

Open ended questions are always made for someone to laugh at infinite.....Try being more specific next time...that way I won't have to worry about someone laughing at my post, for which I thought was being "thoughtful."

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seekerof

You have to join a research group to become a scholar. Or, apply for your own research project. I believe you have to U2U William for consideration.

I would suggest in earnest to infinite that he also reads the brief for ktpr's research project on John Titor, and determines whether or not the rigor and experiential background demonstrated in that one as a model are matched in his own views of what ATS Research is going to look like.

Like some of the more recent scientific topics and postings, this is a significant ramping up of the qualities of ATS information. I know William has (correctly and appropriately) set exceptionally high standards for team leaders and scholars.

I am so out of touch with ATS nowadays. Since when do we have 'Scholars'?