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Indigenous University Students in Indigenous-focussed and Mainstream Courses
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I (ALTRAV) don't know how to link, the word imbecile comes to mind. I'll send my 5 year old grandson around to show you how to do it.
If you were to present me with a list of your top 10 TV programs, starting with Daffy Duck at number 1 and finishing with the Flintstones at position 10, that in itself is not proof that they are in fact the 10 best TV programs ever made. The uni thing is much the same.
You think of yourself as intelligent, yet cannot understand the difference between your subjective opinion and factual proof. As I said, I discount the standing of the British and the US top institutions for what I consider valid reasons. You make a statement like 5 or 6 uni's (Australia) out of 37 in the top 100, how does that compare to say Canada on a population basis, I would say quite favourably. A bland list does not account for variable factors. The US undoubly has the highest number of top quality institutions, but given the population size, age and wealth of the country that is to be expected. Don't forget the US also has hundred of very ify institutions as well.
Much of your opinion of the poor standing of Australian universities may have more to do with your belief they have a left wing bias, something you detest, and are therefore prejudge against them, rather than fact. Could that be true?