You Should Get a PhD in Liberal Arts (like political science, literature, or philosophy) |
 You’re a great thinker and a true philosopher. You’d make a talented professor or writer. |
Seen this a couple of places now. The reason I’m chortling is because I have a degree in philosophy.
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7 responses to “roflmao”
My son graduates this month, philosophy degree. He plans to get his masters in elementary ed and teach. He said he went for philosophy because “it was easy”. Easy.
Lawyer :-/
LOL! I did it and got M.D. Could be an idea for the future …
I don’t get it.
Eek! May I have a blockquote around the first three lines of that last comment, please? 🙂
Science/Engineering. What a surprise… not. 😆
Hi Doc – just found you in moderation.
Well, philosophy was easy in that it didn’t involve any early morning lectures… 😉