I read 'Dr. Jill Biden's' doctoral thesis. A Jr. high school kid should have been embarrassed to turn that sort of tripe in for review and grading. But she liked to be called 'Doctor Jill Biden'.
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I read 'Dr. Jill Biden's' doctoral thesis. A Jr. high school kid should have been embarrassed to turn that sort of tripe in for review and grading. But she liked to be called 'Doctor Jill Biden'.
Right. So she is the only academic in the United States who wrote a Phd.
T. A. Gardner
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71 pages of slop there. Half of it was what I'd call "padding."
Right, so she's a good example of how low standards are in 'academia', and why it's become a joke.
How many other Phd dissertations have you read?
I saw better and more intelligent writing in Freshman Comp I.
T. A. Gardner
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No, she got a PhD but didn't and can't do PhD level work.
This is a Master's thesis that was done correctly. It makes Jill Biden's PhD dissertation look like the high school joke it is.
I pulled that one because it was on a subject I was researching in military history.
Quite a few. MAybe one day you might know where to find one and read it.
So? You did not like her dissertation. Therefore everyone in academia is a fraud?!
No one but you thinks military weapons is an academic subject.
Obviously her and her 'peer reviewers' were.
T. A. Gardner
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I usually reserve that for the liberal arts. The serious subjects like hard sciences, engineering, business, and the like still have standards because they have to produce graduates that can go into the business world and get results.
T. A. Gardner
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The engineers and scientists researching them do. They are definitely an academic subject for military historians too. I have a whole self of books on operations research full of academic level stuff on that very subject.
For example, I have read numerous academic studies on advance rates in warfare, and even have come up with a novel variant of what everybody to now has been doing on this using calculus.
What others have missed is that the 'instantaneous rate of advance'' and what determines that is what is important along with the concepts of acceleration, deceleration, and friction. I simply don't have enough data to turn it into something worth publishing.
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