r/SipsTea 2d ago

Wait a damn minute! College scammed them

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u/JF-San 2d ago

Maybe the reasoning was this...?

They have two brains so they're two students learning.

They have one body so it's just one working

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u/Ok-Bug4328 2d ago

They presumably issued two degrees.  

But this seems so fucking stupid.  They could only take one class at a time. 

Surely a better school could have cut them a deal. 

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u/deeesenutz 2d ago

Presumably they also had to only fill out one exam or write one paper as cheating would be effectively impossible to prevent as well.

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u/vermiliondragon 2d ago

I read something about them recently and I'm pretty sure they did most if not all of it separately. Their brains are separate and they each control an arm so they can read and write separately but at the same time. They are able to coordinate to type.

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u/BlinksTale 1d ago

What's interesting is that with eyetracking VR headsets on the rise, they might well be able to do two jobs at the same time in the future. If both of them asked different questions and had different needs in attending the college, the college did technically train two students.