[edwinland]

In the video, he told students that it didn't matter how hard they worked in his class because he randomly predetermined their grades prior to the semester.

'None of you… are good enough to earn an A in my class,' Mehler said. 'So I randomly assign grades before the first day of class. I don't want to know anything about you. I don't even want to know your name. I just look at the number and I assign a grade. That is how predestination works.

That's kind funny. I'm willing to bet he was joking.

[BRL]

He was not joking...as expected he is joking christianity

[ken in texas]

- 'None of you… are good enough to earn an A in my class,' -

Had a teacher with a similar attitude in high school. He was a great teacher by the way.

After he returned our graded tests one day I noticed at the top of mine: "-1 99 GP".

I asked about it and he said no one ever does perfect work so if necessary he would take off one point on general principles. No one ever got above 99 on his tests.