<p>Lol, you certainly don’t need to finish assassin’s creed to get bored with it… so repetitive! Next one’ll be set in Japan though, appeals to me WAY more than Jerusalem and the rest of locales in this one…</p>
<p>Lol, for schools I would prefer one near a lot of hiking trails and with an active outdoors-y community – everybody would have to be at least as fit as I am and full of zest and passion for adventure. The student body would have to be incredibly intelligent, ideally with a wide variety of philosophical positions, because arguing for and against different points is fun. </p>
<p>There would have to be an overarching emphasis on the sciences, and that outdoors community would have to have members from multiple fields of study making it so that, if we were to ever get lost, we could accelerate a new civilization at least to post 1950s levels and rewrite the Library of Congress along with it. Plenty of people would reject empiricism as an unsound epistemology, sure, but deep down they’d have a token appreciation of it. ;]</p>
<p>Professors would have to be at least few orders of magnitude smarter than their students. Nothing I dislike more (yay hyperbole) than the people I’m paying to teach me turning out to be horribly incompetent.</p>
<p>No interest at all in parties, but as already mentioned the people would have to generally accept my standards of fun. ;]</p>
<p>I probably couldn’t go to a school with any sort of religious emphasis or any heavy lean towards the arts. </p>
<p>The weather would have to be nice.</p>
<p>Don’t really care much about size.</p>
<p>OH, it would also have to be free! ;D</p>
<p>Lol, and your whole self deprecation shtick is really starting to get annoying ;p</p>