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My mistake, apologies. PhD would have made more sense. I thought the guy's background was interesting. It shows the utility of software/computing for solving s
by johnc055 15y ago
My mistake, apologies. PhD would have made more sense.
I thought the guy's background was interesting. It shows the utility of software/computing for solving such diverse problems as oil exploration and poor pitch using similar techniques. I find that amazing.
- Turing_Machine 15y agoThe rule I was taught was that PhDs use the title Doctor in contexts related to their professional expertise, but not in generic social situations. Going by that rule, Doctor Hildebrand is perfectly correct in this instance.