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112名前を書き忘れた受験生 
2024/01/31 15:04
基礎工通ってるけど通ってるやつで外語いらんとか言ってるやつ見た事ないねんけど。正直入ったら他の学部とか気にせんくね？
ここに書いてる奴ら全員学歴阪大以下のコンプか、学歴厨か、まだ大学行ってない高校生ちゃうん？
普通の大学生になって学部差別してるのだいぶキモいと思うけど
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2024/01/31 15:04
基礎工通ってるけど通ってるやつで外語いらんとか言ってるやつ見た事ないねんけど。正直入ったら他の学部とか気にせんくね？
ここに書いてる奴ら全員学歴阪大以下のコンプか、学歴厨か、まだ大学行ってない高校生ちゃうん？
普通の大学生になって学部差別してるのだいぶキモいと思うけど
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105名前を書き忘れた受験生 2023/12/25 22:30
外語の実態とか知らないけどパンイチで歌ってたのガチ？文志望なんやが共通テストで怪しかったら外語受けようと思ってたんよね…パンイチは嫌や…でも上の方の学部の合格者平均偏差値は九大とか東北大より上だよ？上の方の学部はマシじゃないん
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2023/12/25 22:30
外語の実態とか知らないけどパンイチで歌ってたのガチ？文志望なんやが共通テストで怪しかったら外語受けようと思ってたんよね…パンイチは嫌や…でも上の方の学部の合格者平均偏差値は九大とか東北大より上だよ？上の方の学部はマシじゃないん
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118名前を書き忘れた受験生 2024/03/04 01:39
>>116
阪大って結構いろんな機関がくっついて出来た大学だけど、1番最後に合併した外国語学部が顔な訳ない。なんならキャンパスごと左遷されてる。
まあ就職も他の学部と変わらんし阪大生であることは間違い無いけど、顔は無い
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2024/03/04 01:39
>>116
阪大って結構いろんな機関がくっついて出来た大学だけど、1番最後に合併した外国語学部が顔な訳ない。なんならキャンパスごと左遷されてる。
まあ就職も他の学部と変わらんし阪大生であることは間違い無いけど、顔は無い
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111名前を書き忘れた受験生 2024/01/15 16:39
>>105
貴方は大学に入って文を学びたいの？
それとも、阪大に入りたいだけなの？
後者のほうであれば、昨年、外国語学部インドネシア語学科では受験者10名、合格者10名、共通テスト400点が最低合格者点数だそうですよ。
しかし2024年からは.....
2023年度の入試結果を受け、学問をするに耐えうる学力を身につけている受験生を選抜したいという思いから、第2段階選抜の総合成績が著しく低い者は、募集人員に満たない場合でも不合格とする場合があるとしていますので、昨年みたいな「ラッキー！」はなさそうですね。
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2024/01/15 16:39
>>105
貴方は大学に入って文を学びたいの？
それとも、阪大に入りたいだけなの？
後者のほうであれば、昨年、外国語学部インドネシア語学科では受験者10名、合格者10名、共通テスト400点が最低合格者点数だそうですよ。
しかし2024年からは.....
2023年度の入試結果を受け、学問をするに耐えうる学力を身につけている受験生を選抜したいという思いから、第2段階選抜の総合成績が著しく低い者は、募集人員に満たない場合でも不合格とする場合があるとしていますので、昨年みたいな「ラッキー！」はなさそうですね。
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93名前を書き忘れた受験生 2020/03/04 19:15
Perhaps our world needs fewer.
For a time, we were protected by more or less regional agreements, established to create a deceitful so- called free trade that in the end constructed protectionist
Why do I say this? The numbers tell the story. The truth is that the global population quadrupled and gross domestic product grew by a factor of at least 20 over the past century. World trade has doubled approximately every six years since 1990. We could continue to list numbers that clearly establish the march of globalization. What is happening to us? We are entering a new era, and rapidly, but with our political bodies, cultural accessories, parties and young people all reduced to old age before the horrific and accelerating changes that we cannot even grasp. We cannot manage globalization because we do not think globally. We do not know if this is a cultural limitation greed easily triumphs over our species’ greed. Let us be clear. What is the big picture of which we speak? It is the system of global life on Earth, including human life, with all the fragile balances that make it impossible for us to continue as we are.
On the other hand ― and this is less contentious and more obvious ― in the West in particular, because we are indeed from the West, though we are also from the South, the republics arose to make the claim that men are equal, that no one is better than anyone else, and that Governments should represent the common good, justice and equity. Often, these republics become warped and fall into the habit of ignoring ordinary people, the man on the street, the common people. Republics were not created to outgrow their.
As for the traces of feudalism that persist in our societies, or the domineering classicism, or the consumer culture that surrounds us all, in the course of their existence republics often adopt a way of daily life that excludes and holds at arm’s length the common man. In fact, that common man should be the central cause of the republic’s political struggle. Republican Governments should increasingly look like their respective peoples in the way they live and the way they deal with life.
The fact is that we tend to cultivate feudal anachronisms, spoiled affectations and hierarchical distinctions that undermine the best feature of republics ― the fact that no― $2 million a minute. Medical research on all manner of diseases, which has made huge advances and is a blessing that promises longer life, receives barely a fifth of what is budgeted for the military. That process, from which we cannot escape, perpetuates hatred, fanaticism and distrust, fuels new wars and wastes fortunes.
I know that it is very easy politically to criticize ourselves at the national level, and I think it naive in this world to propose that resources that could be saved and spent on other, useful things. Again, that would be possible if we were capable of making global agreements and working on global prevention and world policies aimed at ensuring peace and offering the weakest among us guarantees that do not exist. Enormous resources would have to be cut to address the most shameful things on Earth, but one question suffices. Where can humankind as it is today go without those guarantees? Thus, each wields arms commensurate with his size.
And that is where we are today, because we can barely reason as individuals, let alone as a species. Global institutions, especially today, languish in the shadow of the dissenting great nations. Clearly, such nations wish to hold on to power. They block action by the United Nations, which was created in the hope and with a dream of peace for humankind. But what is even worse is that they have cut it off from global democracy. We are not all equal. We cannot be equal in a world where some are strong and others weak. As a result, our world democracy is wounded, and we face the historical impossibility of reaching a global peace agreement. We patch up diseases when an outbreak occurs as one or other of the great Powers wishes, while we look on from afar.
It would be difficult to invent a force that is worse than the chauvinistic nationalism of the great Powers. Nationalism, a force that liberates the weak through the process of decolonization, has become a tool of oppression in the hands of the strong. The past two centuries are full of examples. The United Nations is languishing and becoming increasingly bureaucratic from lack of power and autonomy, above all of recognition of democracy for the weak of the world, who are the majority.
By way of a very small example, our little country is in absolute terms the largest Latin American contributor of soldiers to peacebuilding missions, and we go wherever we are asked who live with war are still living in prehistory,despite the many artifacts they can build ― but as long as we do not emerge from prehistory and retire war as a resort when politics fails, that is the long march and challenge we have ahead of us. We say that in full awareness; we are familiar with the loneliness of war.
Such dreams, however, require us to fight for an agenda of world agreements that can begin to steer our history and overcome life’s threats, step by step. Our species should have a Government for all humankind that supersedes individualism and creates political leaders who follow the path of science and not merely the immediate interests of those governing and suffocating us. At the same time, we must understand that the world’s poor are not from Africa or Latin America; they are all part of humankind, and that means that we must help them to develop so they can lead decent lives. The necessary resources exist. They can be found in the waste of our predatory civilization.
Almost 20 years ago, we discussed the humble Tobin tax, which could not be applied at a global level. All of the banks with financial power rose up against it. Their private property and who knows how many other things would be harmed. However, that is the paradox. With talent and collective work, with science, step by step humankind can make deserts green; humankind can bring agriculture to the seas; humankind can develop agriculture that lives with salt water.
If the power of humankind is focused on what is essential, it is infinite. Here we see the greatest sources of energy. What do we know about photosynthesis? Almost nothing. There is a great deal of energy in the world, if we work together to use it properly. It is possible to eliminate poverty from the planet. It is possible to create stability. It will be possible for future generations, if they begin to reason as a species and not just as individuals, to bring life to the galaxies and pursue this dream of conquest that we, human beings, have in our genes.
But if those dreams are to come true, we will have to control ourselves or we will die. We will die because we are not capable of being at the level of the civilization that we have been developing with our efforts. That is our dilemma.
Let us remember that human life is a miracle. Consider that human life is a miracle, that we are alive as a result of a miracle, and that nothing is more important than life. Our biological duty is, above all, to respect life, promote it, take care of it, reproduce it and understand that the species is our being.
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2020/03/04 19:15
Perhaps our world needs fewer.
For a time, we were protected by more or less regional agreements, established to create a deceitful so- called free trade that in the end constructed protectionist
Why do I say this? The numbers tell the story. The truth is that the global population quadrupled and gross domestic product grew by a factor of at least 20 over the past century. World trade has doubled approximately every six years since 1990. We could continue to list numbers that clearly establish the march of globalization. What is happening to us? We are entering a new era, and rapidly, but with our political bodies, cultural accessories, parties and young people all reduced to old age before the horrific and accelerating changes that we cannot even grasp. We cannot manage globalization because we do not think globally. We do not know if this is a cultural limitation greed easily triumphs over our species’ greed. Let us be clear. What is the big picture of which we speak? It is the system of global life on Earth, including human life, with all the fragile balances that make it impossible for us to continue as we are.
On the other hand ― and this is less contentious and more obvious ― in the West in particular, because we are indeed from the West, though we are also from the South, the republics arose to make the claim that men are equal, that no one is better than anyone else, and that Governments should represent the common good, justice and equity. Often, these republics become warped and fall into the habit of ignoring ordinary people, the man on the street, the common people. Republics were not created to outgrow their.
As for the traces of feudalism that persist in our societies, or the domineering classicism, or the consumer culture that surrounds us all, in the course of their existence republics often adopt a way of daily life that excludes and holds at arm’s length the common man. In fact, that common man should be the central cause of the republic’s political struggle. Republican Governments should increasingly look like their respective peoples in the way they live and the way they deal with life.
The fact is that we tend to cultivate feudal anachronisms, spoiled affectations and hierarchical distinctions that undermine the best feature of republics ― the fact that no― $2 million a minute. Medical research on all manner of diseases, which has made huge advances and is a blessing that promises longer life, receives barely a fifth of what is budgeted for the military. That process, from which we cannot escape, perpetuates hatred, fanaticism and distrust, fuels new wars and wastes fortunes.
I know that it is very easy politically to criticize ourselves at the national level, and I think it naive in this world to propose that resources that could be saved and spent on other, useful things. Again, that would be possible if we were capable of making global agreements and working on global prevention and world policies aimed at ensuring peace and offering the weakest among us guarantees that do not exist. Enormous resources would have to be cut to address the most shameful things on Earth, but one question suffices. Where can humankind as it is today go without those guarantees? Thus, each wields arms commensurate with his size.
And that is where we are today, because we can barely reason as individuals, let alone as a species. Global institutions, especially today, languish in the shadow of the dissenting great nations. Clearly, such nations wish to hold on to power. They block action by the United Nations, which was created in the hope and with a dream of peace for humankind. But what is even worse is that they have cut it off from global democracy. We are not all equal. We cannot be equal in a world where some are strong and others weak. As a result, our world democracy is wounded, and we face the historical impossibility of reaching a global peace agreement. We patch up diseases when an outbreak occurs as one or other of the great Powers wishes, while we look on from afar.
It would be difficult to invent a force that is worse than the chauvinistic nationalism of the great Powers. Nationalism, a force that liberates the weak through the process of decolonization, has become a tool of oppression in the hands of the strong. The past two centuries are full of examples. The United Nations is languishing and becoming increasingly bureaucratic from lack of power and autonomy, above all of recognition of democracy for the weak of the world, who are the majority.
By way of a very small example, our little country is in absolute terms the largest Latin American contributor of soldiers to peacebuilding missions, and we go wherever we are asked who live with war are still living in prehistory,despite the many artifacts they can build ― but as long as we do not emerge from prehistory and retire war as a resort when politics fails, that is the long march and challenge we have ahead of us. We say that in full awareness; we are familiar with the loneliness of war.
Such dreams, however, require us to fight for an agenda of world agreements that can begin to steer our history and overcome life’s threats, step by step. Our species should have a Government for all humankind that supersedes individualism and creates political leaders who follow the path of science and not merely the immediate interests of those governing and suffocating us. At the same time, we must understand that the world’s poor are not from Africa or Latin America; they are all part of humankind, and that means that we must help them to develop so they can lead decent lives. The necessary resources exist. They can be found in the waste of our predatory civilization.
Almost 20 years ago, we discussed the humble Tobin tax, which could not be applied at a global level. All of the banks with financial power rose up against it. Their private property and who knows how many other things would be harmed. However, that is the paradox. With talent and collective work, with science, step by step humankind can make deserts green; humankind can bring agriculture to the seas; humankind can develop agriculture that lives with salt water.
If the power of humankind is focused on what is essential, it is infinite. Here we see the greatest sources of energy. What do we know about photosynthesis? Almost nothing. There is a great deal of energy in the world, if we work together to use it properly. It is possible to eliminate poverty from the planet. It is possible to create stability. It will be possible for future generations, if they begin to reason as a species and not just as individuals, to bring life to the galaxies and pursue this dream of conquest that we, human beings, have in our genes.
But if those dreams are to come true, we will have to control ourselves or we will die. We will die because we are not capable of being at the level of the civilization that we have been developing with our efforts. That is our dilemma.
Let us remember that human life is a miracle. Consider that human life is a miracle, that we are alive as a result of a miracle, and that nothing is more important than life. Our biological duty is, above all, to respect life, promote it, take care of it, reproduce it and understand that the species is our being.
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