@KirkegaardEmil *Dr*!
I've been waiting 20 years to use this joke. My last name means "graveyard". Doctor Graveyard. @ArtirKel
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You are officially a super villain now or something
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Almost. Need to get that racial ancestry article out. And if Woodley gets that US politics one out too, yeah. :P
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Wants to feed the US politics county findings to media as "smart but poor supports Trump". Sounds like it would work.
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Kirke-Church gaard-garden? (Etymologically or something)
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Yes. Think Scottish 'Kirk'. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Church_(building)#Etymology … 'gaard' ('gård') is both 'yard' and 'garden'. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kirk
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That is awesome. Your new pen name!!
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To be sure, I will try to get a real doctorate. Denmark does not call PHDs for 'doktor'. Title is reserved 4 physicians
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and people with a doctorate degree. A special degree only awarded by publication + difficult public defense.
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But isn't that like a PhD? There's a public defense in Spain for PhDs. I assume it was standard
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No. PHD is a researcher education. The doctorate is a achievement degree. The latter is harder to get but it is open to
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anyone to apply to. That's my angle. I don't need MA or PHD to apply for this degree. Will try before I turn 30.
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Coulda sworn it meant 'church yard'
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