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It's called a History degree.
by coob 10y ago
It's called a History degree.
- zeveb 10y agoAnd yet Carly Fiorina has an MA in History, and look at what she did to Hewlett Packard.
- duaneb 10y agoSince when do degrees imply knowledge? Most degrees are only tangentially related to actual education. Judging by her campaign and how she ran HP, I don't see a sign she's critically open in the way you need to learn from history. Personally, I'd say knowledge of history is a very, very thin bullshit detector. It simply allows you to see more patterns; not how to evaluate them when they compose.