Actually, as it so goes - I do. I majored in history and computer science. I've worked with IBM, on a contract with Amazon, harnessing EMR for analyzing custome

Actually, as it so goes - I do. I majored in history and computer science. I've worked with IBM, on a contract with Amazon, harnessing EMR for analyzing customer sales, in order to figure out prevailing market patterns. Apart from that, I've freelanced as a policy analyst for think tanks in the Middle East, which in turn, collaborate with the State Department. My apologies for the apparent casualness - but my view is that even if I - or anyone else for that matter, doesn't know much, should it matter? It musn't serve as a barrier to doing something new. As long as one is ready to learn, though. That's the clincher.