Re: Pride of Reading?
- From: Peter Clinch <p.j.clinch@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 22 Sep 2005 11:24:10 +0100
SMS wrote:
John Hearns wrote:
Should be safe for me though. John Hearns, BSc. PhD.
Depends what your PhD is in! If it's in engineering, philosophy, or such then yes, it'd be safe. Maybe not, if it's in art.
A spot of critical thinking suggests that BSc. doesn't generally precede a PhD. in an arts subject, though granted I don't know for sure.
My BSc. (Hons) is in Geophysics (Geological) and my MSc. is in Remote Sensing and Image Processing Technology. I am employed by the NHS as a clinical scientist, and have been for over a decade. How's that?
I'm intrigued that you think a Doctorate in philosophy necessarily allows one to properly assess scientific literature. A friend did his philosophy PhD. in something like states of consciousness with particular reference to Buddhist beliefs. Is that /really/ a safe basis to assess statistical data properly? Or weren't you thinking too rigorously when you typed the above?
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