Shark Tank

[StCapps]

My house got 68 degrees.
Ponder that.

[brewster]

I got 4 degrees (BSEE, MBA, MSE, PhD Computer Science) before and 3 after (MS Medicine, MD, JD)

Admirable, but you don't want to sound like you're giving this guy Benjamin Bolger competition as a 'Perpetual Student'. There's another dude with 30 degrees.
1992 — Muskegon Community College (Associate of Arts)[9]
1994 — University of Michigan, Ann Arbor (Bachelor of Arts in sociology)[9][10]
1997 — University of Oxford (Master of Science in sociology)[9][10]
1998 — University of Cambridge (Master of Philosophy in sociology and politics of modern society)[9][10]
2000 — Stanford University (Master of Arts in education)[9][10]
2001 — Teachers College, Columbia University (Master of Arts in politics of education)[9][10]
2002 — Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation, Columbia University (Master of Science in real estate development)[9][10]
2002 — Harvard University (Master of Design in urban planning and real estate)[9][10][11]
2004 — Brown University (Master of Arts in developmental studies)[9][10]
2004 — Dartmouth College (Master of Arts in liberal arts)[9][10]
2007 — Brandeis University (Master of Arts in coexistence and conflict)[10]
2007 — Skidmore College (Master of Arts in Humanities)
2008 — Harvard University (Doctor of Design in urban planning and real estate)[10][11]
2014 — Ashland University (Master of Fine Arts in creative writing)[12][13]

Https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perpetual_student

[DBTrek]

That fucker ain't famous either.

Might be degrees aren't the key to fame.

[Martin Hash]

Let me fucking repeat:

I am the only ever simultaneously licensed doctor, lawyer, accountant & engineer in the world.

[brewster]

Let me fucking repeat:

I am the only ever simultaneously licensed doctor, lawyer, accountant & engineer in the world.

Yes, we know. Have you considered there's good reason for that? BTW, you know it's never too late to do a residency. I have a friend who finished med school but then got sidetracked into day trading and other nonsense that left him broke 20 years later. He applied to the match and got a primary care residency in the Bronx hospital where a guy shot up the ward 2 years back, killing his colleague.

[Martin Hash]

The reason is because it’s impossible.

[StCapps]

The reason is because it’s impossible.

Well you did it, so it's at least possible for one person.

[Martin Hash]

The reason is because it’s impossible.

Well you did it, so at least one person can do it.

Exactly ONE person.

[StCapps]

The reason is because it’s impossible.

Well you did it, so at least one person can do it.

Exactly ONE person.

Someone else might do it someday, especially if you ever got famous. But you might have added another sweet credential to your resume before they do, and preemptively one up them.

[MilSpecs]

The reason is because it’s impossible.

Obviously not, since you did it.

It's funny how you and my husband approach your engineering degrees differently. If someone calls him an engineer he's quick to correct them and say he's not really an engineer because he's not a working engineer, he only has the degree. Not denigrating the achievement - just pointing out that the point of the degree is the profession.

You should design a medical instrument, start a company, incorporate it, and act as its CFO. Use all the licenses.