A bunch of Ivy League students (or their parents) basically paid $1,548 recently for a class that accomplished nothing. And that was actually the goal.

University of Pennsylvania’s “Wasting Time on the Internet” course lived up to its name, The College Fix reports. The spring 2015 English class (yes, English class) saw its students watching porn, mindlessly surfing the web, starting Internet rumors, filming themselves, poking around in each other’s laptops and other “experiments,” all in the name of … I am not sure exactly.

But according to the professor, the end game was to achieve “stuplime,” or “when the stupid flips over into the sublime and you can’t pull the two apart. Something is so stupidly sublime or sublimely stupid that it becomes transcendent.”

Yeah, that pretty much sums it up.