Who wrote your PhD thesis?

Answer: I typed every single word and developed every single idea presented th.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You Who wrote your PhD thesis? Josh Prada, Assistant Professor, Applied Linguistics, IUPUI Updated Sep 2, 2018 I typed every single word and developed every single idea presented therein originally (barring background of the study, of course). My advisor read every chapter from two ...  Read More » As a 16 year old, I usually learn new maths relatively quickly, but I find that I am not particularly creative. Is it possible to be a good mathematician (with a PhD) without being particularly creative? Peter Flom, Statistical consultant at Peter Flom Consulting Updated Dec 24 David Hilbert once had a student who was deciding between being a poet and being a mathematician. He eventually decided to be a poet and Hardy said "Good. He didn't have en...  Read More » If soldiers from 1418, 1818, 1918 and 2018 met, what would they say? Guylène Maher, studied at University of Alberta (2006) Updated Jan 28 I would think they would be focused on the 2018 soldier and would question him about his technology. For 1418 and 1818 guys it might be too much and they might want to beat...  Read More » France fined Google 166M. Can Google just say no and not pay it? What are they going to do, ban Google in France? Pierre Leclercq, M.S. Computer Science, Software Engineering (INTJ) Updated Feb 12 They could. That is what Apple did when the E.U. ordered them to pay a fine to Ireland. Both Ireland and Apple said they did not want to hear about the fine. On the other hand...  Read More » Why has Apple refused to unlock iPhones for the FBI even when there is evidence that the phone was used illegally such as iPhones belonging to terrorists? Isn't this obstruction of justice? Franklin Veaux, Professional Writer Written Jan 13 No, it is not obstruction of justice. Apple can't unlock them. Apple has no master key. Before you buy an iPhone or turn on FileVault encryption on your Mac, you really, rea...  Read More » Would you allow your 13-year-old daughter to go out with a sensible, well-mannered 16-year-old? David McNichols, former Traffic Cop Written Dec 5, 2018 Not a chance. I let my daughter start dating when she was 16. I told her she could date one grade up or two grades down. I explained that older boys, such as seniors, liked ...  Read More » Why do some PhD students act like they are better than undergraduates? Victor Ragusila, Engineer Written Jan 25 Universities are (or meant to be) meritocracies. The results you have determine your status, and phds have a lot more results to show. Undergrads think they do new things, ...  Read More » What is the real reason behind YouTube requiring 4000 views and 1000 subscribers for monitisation? James Patton, worked at Golden, CO Written Sep 12 Now, I'm also a small creator and the above image was screencapped from an email directly from YouTube about one of my two channels. However, unlike a lot of small creators...  Read More » How do you raise an ENTP kid? Nonneke Haines, ENTP, believes the validity of the MBTI is highly debatable Written Feb 26 With patience, acceptance and safe emotions. The best tip I can give parents of ENTP children is to realize their kid isn't as tough, as old, as wise, as cynical or as sturd...  Read More » My daughter just got the results from an Oxford interview. She is unsuccessful. She was so happy after the interview. We can't figure out what was wrong. What was wrong? Colin Riegels, admitted as a lawyer in five countries Updated Feb 1 Sorry to hear that. I don't think anyone would really know why other than the admissions tutors - but this does illustrate the old cliche about Oxbridge interviews: if you ...  Read More »   Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/