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A quick definition of whiteacre:

Term: whiteacre

Definition: Whiteacre is a pretend piece of land that lawyers use to talk about real estate laws. It's like a made-up place that helps them explain things better. It's often talked about alongside another pretend piece of land called blackacre.

See also: blackacre

A more thorough explanation:

Whiteacre

Whiteacre is a made-up piece of land that is often used by legal experts when discussing real estate law. It is a fictional plot of land that is used to explain legal concepts and issues related to property law.

For example, legal scholars might use Whiteacre to discuss how property ownership is transferred from one person to another, or to explain the legal requirements for creating a valid real estate contract. They might also use Whiteacre to illustrate how zoning laws can impact property values and land use.

Another example of how Whiteacre might be used is in a hypothetical scenario where two people are disputing ownership of a piece of land. Legal experts might use Whiteacre to explain how the court would determine who has the legal right to the property based on the evidence presented.

The term Whiteacre is used to represent a fictional piece of land that is used to explain legal concepts related to real estate law. It is a useful tool for legal scholars and experts to help explain complex legal issues in a way that is easy to understand. By using a fictional piece of land, legal experts can create hypothetical scenarios that illustrate how real estate law works in practice.

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13:59
I wish schools would control their courses better. Also to your earlier point, with no A+'s, there should be no A-'s imo
14:00
nah the class of thing is for when you graduate law school
14:00
i think they should just put percentages on transcripts
14:00
i graduated like 2 years ago
14:00
and then whoever needs to scale it can recalculate on a standard scale
14:00
@NemoPropheta: oh mb i assume everyone is kjd 💀
14:01
damn im not that old
14:02
yeah thats not a bad idea. Percentile of major grads could also be included
starfishies
14:03
ngl kjding seems like an insane endeavor to me
starfishies
14:03
like go outside live life a little first
14:03
yeah I think they should just use gpa as a percentile of other students in your major/department
14:04
the other thing i think is a little wack is how much effort internship and job recruiting takes at least for cs - the ppl who actively do it have noticeable consistent drops in GPA because it takes so much time away from things compared to those who are just doing coursework
14:05
yeah I hope my CS internships/congressional internships ill help my app
14:08
@starfishies: i want my tuition payers to retire in 3 years instead of 5-6
14:10
damn i wish my parents were paying for my school/could retire
14:10
@c0bra1: do you want a new brother
14:12
no we're good thanks
14:16
damn i see how it is
14:16
will i look pretentious if i write apple inc. instead of apple idk why im hung up on this tiny choice that will make no difference to my resume
14:19
yeah probably
@c0bra1: I put Apple Inc. in my resume
14:19
I wrote Raytheon instead of RTX since its more recognizable
14:19
@starfishies: I think a lot of KJD's are smart enough to realize that post COVID opportunity to live your life hardly exists so might as well ride this thing out.
14:20
@bonelesscannoli: swagalicious i will add the inc.
14:20
I mean, average undergrad salary is like 60k. Hardly anything to live off of.
@c0bra1: U work in retail?
14:21
im assuming he was an intern
14:24
@bonelesscannoli: no i interned also i hate this 15 message limit
14:25
howd you manage the internship? theyre super competitive
@c0bra1: I gotcha
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