RickshawFan
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I can't speak for PHd's but as an RN it would be unethical for me to form an opinion without insuring I had explored and considered all the data available. I would be responsible for identifying there were pieces of the puzzle missing and to find them. I'm hoping that juror is like me and disgusted at what this woman has said over the past few weeks. The question was a polite version of who are you kidding 'Doc'. JMO
kaRN is right! There are all kinds of skills Dr. F is lacking that are standard requirements for the Ph.D. Note: she did not get her degree at a "standard" (i.e. accredited) degree-issuing institution. The skills she lacks include many that are standard requirements even for a BA. For example: critical thinking, evaluating sources, forming a hypothesis, testing the hypothesis, engaging in critical discussion with others (e.g. JM) about an opinion, understanding what an "informed opinion" is, using evidence-based methods to evaluate data, understanding when one is not qualified to answer a question, citing examples/sources in support of a conclusion, keeping personal emotions out of data analysis, demonstrating a thorough grasp of the subject before asserting an opinion, not confusing hypotheses, assessments, evaluations with making things up....
I can't wait for Dr. "Data-Point" DeMarte!