/sci/ - Science & Math

I don't know, how much does manager at Mickey d's pay?

>PhD in Politics/Philosophy
>mfw

>>2495275


UBC*. Lol UBA is a shit school.

>dem degrees
lol wat

>>2495284

With those degrees he could probably be a regional manager.

Well, considering jobs for those degrees aren't really in demand, probably next to nothing.

Should've just stayed home and taught yourself programming. At least programmers are making $50-90k a year (without degrees)

what the fuck!? You must have been in school for at least 20 years.

professional student

ITT: People who have never heard of think tanks and other Academic instituations like the CFR and trilateral commission, Carnegie institute, etc etc.

Also you can teach at some top tier schools with those degrees.

>>2495275
>from UBA
>University of Buenos Aires

wat

>>2495333
you're right we've never heard of such instituations. you fucking retard. i hope you die

>>2495318


>four degrees.
>20 years.

What the fuck is wrong with you retard.

As if anyone with those qualifications would care about money, blatant troll.

>>2495342

If people have never heard of them, thats why they suggested manager position at Mcdicks right?

>>2495349


>MBA
>Not care about money.

DERP

>>2495315
>At least programmers are making $50-90k a year (without degrees)

>>2495357


50-90k a year.

>implying I want chump change.

get those degrees first, bitch

u shud b president lawl

>>2495357
>implying they don't

Sounds like someone is out of touch with reality! :0

>>2495349
>Harvard MBAs don't care about money

>>2495345

I CAN COUNT TO PHOUR TOO HURRR!!

THREE PHDS TWO MASTERS AND A BACHELORS MAKES 4 DEGREES IN TOTAL

>people saying that Harvard MBAs aren't in demand or that they manage mcdonalds
>shows how out of touch /sci/ is with the real world

Someone with those degrees can get any non-technical job that they want.

Actually programmers tend to make the most money.

I know way too many pure science and engineering students who are stuck working shit jobs with degrees they can't do anything with, meanwhile anyone with a good solid mind and experience in serious programming is doing extremely well.

Most of the people in IT making this money don't have degrees, either.

>>2495342

I enjoy how well you mastered the English language.

>>2495384
>implying a typo means any form of intellectual error

>weak and depseratefag detected

Enjoy bottomfeeding and looking for grammatical errors as your means to justify your shit existence.

>>2495373


How the fuck did you get 3 PhD's in that?

You have heard of tri-disciplinary PhDs right?

Incase you are too stupid to realize, despite it have three different disciples it's all one PhD.

>>2495397


Confirmed for someone who hates academics. And people who succeed in school. Nice insecurities you got there.

>>2495397

Well when you don't capitalize a single letter, I wouldn't consider that a "typo".

You must be in elementary school.

Also you shouldn't go around calling people retards, when you yourself, is unable to formulate proper sentences.

>>2495418
>>2495409

Sametroll.

>mfw

I have a friend with a Bachelor's in international relations that got hired straight out of college by the FBI. It helped that he knew a foreign language fluently because he lived overseas for a couple years.

Goddamn with those degrees you can do practically anything you want that isn't science or engineering and make $200,000 a year easy. Fucking hell you can become a US Senator for those degrees then spend your retired years giving lectures for millions of dollars. If you fail at becoming a senator (there's only 100 of them at a time) you can be a top manager or CEO of most companies.

People in this thread are stupid as fuck thinking only science and engineering earn you money.

>>2495373


PhD in Politics, Economics and Philosophy from Harvard.

=/=

Phd in Politics
Phd in economics
Phd in philosophy.


There is a fucking difference.

faggots complaining about grammer on 4chan, the armpit of the internet

Easily 6 figures

Easily

>>2495423


Unable to come up with a logical response.
Call two different people samefags.

You really don't belong here. Get back to /b/

>>2495382
>programmers tend to make the most money
>as compared to Harvard MBAs
>lolololololol

>Any thinktank you want
>300k starting

>>2495431

Have you seen the amount of independent programmers making great money?

Zuckerberg, the independent people who develop apps, other random stuff here and there.

Doesn't have to be a corporate job brah

>>2495437

>implying it was two different people

umad?

>>2495431

Aw, another person out of touch with reality.

Look, I know people feel entitled that their $100k+ degrees should entitle them to a job making as much per year, but that's not at allllll how the real world works.

Sorry, brah. You'll learn soon enough :3

Again you are unable to formulate a logic response, so you resort to 4chan rhetoric.

Do you just come here to troll /sci/?

Now do you understand what rhetoric means or do I need to explain it to you?

>>2495449
>lol, majoring in Accounting? have you seen how much pro athletes make?

>Lebron, Tiger Woods, Federer, other random players here and there


An incredibly few people making some money does not make programming a good career.

>>2495471

I think it's pretty cute that you think you can formulate a real response.

I'll just smile and nod at you :3

Especially since you're off in the corner talking to yourself.

>>2495449


Have you seen how much authors make?

JK rowling, Stephen king, Dan brown.

tl;dr: a few minorities does not mean that, that career is lucrative.

OP can get any non science/non engineering related job with those degrees.

>>2495371

That doesn't necessarily mean he personally cared about money.
If he was a PhD in philosophy, i'm sure he would care more for the greater good than for himself.

Nice try and being closed minded and ignorant though.

>>2495499
>tl;dr: a few minorities does not mean that, that career is lucrative.

Um, you're saying the same thing about this dude. We're talking practical real life jobs, not some "get lucky and make millions as a senator" easy way paycheck. Not gonna happen.

Dude is better off teaching himself programming since your average self-taught and experienced programmer is still making more than your run-of-the-mill college grade.

>>2495513


>run-of-the-mill college grade.
>OP's degrees.

DERP DERP DERP


>not some "get lucky and make millions as a senator" easy way paycheck

With those degrees if OP wanted to become a US senator, he will become a US senator.

>>2495525

It's time to stop posting.

>>2495427

why would 1 PhD be offered in 3 subjects combined? To get those three would take, on average, 15 years.

>>2495284
I was working as a manager. My store manager probably brought home about 70k when it was all said and done. not bad for running a fucking mcdonalds.

>>2495538

Instead of spending two years learning one discipline, you spend two years learning a bit of all three.

How is this concept to hard for you to understand?

>>2495536


It's time you stop being retarded, and jealous at other people who have more degrees than you.

Or you can just face up to your insecurities

>>2495566

PhD's generally take 5 years for each subject and are focused on learning research skills as well as developing familiarity with cutting-edge developments in your field.

I am a student in the AB econ program at harvard, and I can say with absolute certainty that no combination degrees exist at the PhD level like that. You would need to complete three separate programs at about 5 years each.

>>2495602


Or you can go do some research on the subject at hand.

A quick google search within the first three links comes up with this

http://www.hotcourses.com/uk-courses/Philosophy-Politics-and-Economics-PhD-courses/page_pls_user_cou
rse_details/16180339/90904/w/52359078/page.htm

Granted it's York university, so it's LOL worthy, but the PHDs do exist.

>>2495602

You see instead of focusing on one, you focus on all three.

Some people are smart, and is able to do rigorous academic work. If you can't comprehend this, then that means you most likely can't do a tri-disciplinary PHD.

>>2495647

the rigors of a good PhD program are such that you just can't focus on 3 separate disciplines with the required depth. Graduation standards must otherwise be MUCH lower to accommodate all three, particularly in such a short time span.

Such a combination would invariably be a bullshit degree.

>>2495688

Can't comprehend the idea of some people being so successful and motivated that they can do 3 different subjects in one.

It's ok, just because you are dumb doesn't mean everyone else.

>>2495704

In my time in college I have had two professors holding Nobel Prizes and I am currently doing research with a Clark medal winner. Only one completed their PhD in less then 4 years, and all have relayed that it was the most difficult thing they ever did. In short, either you are full of shit or British Universities are so backwards that they don't attempt to teach their students anything significant.

>>2495753

>British university
>Harvard

Confirmed for retard.

>>2495780

had you read the earlier posts you would have realized that harvard does not have any such program.

>>2495704
Oh come on, a tri-focus PhD is obviously going to be less rigorous in each subject than a Math PhD for example. Don't be a stupid [Neil Degrasse Tyson]

>>2495798

Actually it does. The post of a person of 4chan doesn't make it different.

If it doesn't then explain why I have a piece of paper from Harvard stating that I have that degree.

>>2495831

Photoshop perhaps?

link me to the degree description:
http://www.gsas.harvard.edu/

>>2495804
>tri-focus PhD

why even do that though
why even offer it at universities

a triforce phd isn't going to be as comprehensive as a regular phd

>>2495911
>triforce PhD

HOLLY SHIIIIIIIIT

>>2495911
more breadth, less depth. Would probaby be better for the job market as well, with more varied skills.

>>2495378
I'm not so sure. I'm on a search committee right now for a tenure-track professorship position and we've all but eliminated the Ivy League applicants. They're brilliant and they're driven, but they're just not grounded.

bump

>>2495928

the point of a phd is depth though.

>>2495525

becoming a senator has more to do with who you know than what you know.