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> They even have signs "Reserved for Nobel Laureate". Assuming they work in the same building, now is Stanford's chance. The bigger flex is to have two or more
by adrianmonk 6y ago
> They even have signs "Reserved for Nobel Laureate".
Assuming they work in the same building, now is Stanford's chance. The bigger flex is to have two or more adjacent parking spaces with signage that says "Reserved for Nobel Laureates" (plural).
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- jedberg 6y agoBerkeley has a lot more laureates than Stanford. It would be a weak flex. :) Berkeley already has rows of NL parking.
- adrianmonk 6y agoWow did I grossly mis-guesstimate the total number of living Nobel laureates. I assumed there were so few that even world-class, elite universities would have in the low single digits, so that adding two would rocket Stanford (or any university) to near the top. But there are some universities that have 50 or even over 100 depending how you count.