orogenicman
Darwin was a pastafarian
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I only have a masters in mechanical engineering with lots of physics background. And you? Waffle house cook?
MBA with a focus on economics.
Right. So you have little, if any science education, and no field experience. And that qualifies you to do what? Manage an Arbys?
uncensored_blah_blah_blah said:What school of physics do they teach at the University of Tehran? String theory and brane worlds are out - might offend Allah....
Perhaps dancing djin explain the weak attractive force of gravity?
They actually do teach physics there. They don't at Liberty University. Is that where you graduated?
Now, can we get back on topic?
Actually I work in the field of IT - a solid science. My undergrad is in CIS. I'm working on my PhD. as we speak. If Guano has an education, he has never demonstrated it.
That's great. I'm happy for you. That said, computers are very useful in many sciences, even biology and geology. But being expert at IT doesn't make you an expert at the biological theory of evolution. In fact, you could go through your entire professional career in IT without ever being exposed to a fossil or performing a dissection. So, as I said, you don't have the education or field experience to qualify as having any kind of expertise in the field of evolutionary science. But I would highly recommend that before you get your PhD that you learn something about how the scientific method works, because if you don't, I'm not sure what good your degree is going to be to anyone, much less yourself.