| sethnintendo said: Why didn't you raise your hand and question the professor? If you have a disagreement about an issue that is being discussed in class then you might as well raise question to it. At least it shows that you are paying attention and others might be questioning the same thing. Teachers like good questions or input. Just don't do it all the time then others will be annoyed. |
That depends on the professor. Some HATE to be corrected. In one of my classes last year, I realized that our certification textbook was going to go out of date during the middle of that term, as new standards were scheduled to be put into place. I could tell he was annoyed by it and he very much down-played it to the rest of the class, even though it was actually a significant difference.
As for the OP, this being the United States, I hear a lot of people who seem to mistake US sales for worldwide sales and honestly believe that the 360 is absolutely destroying everything else. They also extrapolate "everyone I know has a 360" into "everyone in the world has a 360".
