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For most folks, PhD means "Doctor of Philosophy".
But, for Jorge Cham, it means "Piled Higher and Deeper".
Can you explain to me the title of that comic book?
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For most folks, PhD means "Doctor of Philosophy".
But, for Jorge Cham, it means "Piled Higher and Deeper".
Can you explain to me the title of that comic book?
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I've also heard a PhD referred to as permanent head damage.
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For most folks, PhD means "Doctor of Philosophy".
But, for Jorge Cham, it means "Piled Higher and Deeper".
Can you explain to me the title of that comic book?
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For most folks, PhD means "Doctor of Philosophy".
But, for Jorge Cham, it means "Piled Higher and Deeper".
Can you explain to me the title of that comic book?
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I've also heard a PhD referred to as permanent head damage.
– Vincent McNabb
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I've also heard a PhD referred to as permanent head damage.
– Vincent McNabb
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I've also heard a PhD referred to as permanent head damage.
– Vincent McNabb
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I've also heard a PhD referred to as permanent head damage.
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There's an old joke based on the common sequence of Bachelor of Science, Master of Science, Doctor of Philosophy:
BS: Bull Shit
MS: More of Same
PHD: Piled Higher and Deeper
answered Jul 9 '11 at 7:36
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@mgkrebss: Just to be sure to fully understand the sense of these. It is said that BS is bullshit, MS is more of bullshit, and PHD is a big pile of bullshit. Isn't it?
– Marco
Jul 9 '11 at 11:58
@Marco: Right. In much wider contexts, of course, B.S. is a common initialism for the slang term bullshit.
– mgkrebbs
Jul 10 '11 at 0:12
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"PhD" is an abbreviation. The title of the book is playing around with this abbreviation. Although normally understood as you said to stand for Phillsophiae Doctor, the letters do not actually state this.
It's for example, BMW, usually understood to mean Bavarian Motor Works
, but it doesn't actually state "Very Important Person". Anyone could come along, and then play around with the letters and make it "Big Mouth Woman", or "Bouncing With Me."
It's a kind of pun
answered Jul 9 '11 at 6:33
Thursagen
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I had a friend who rode a BMW motorcycle. On a particularly cold day, I told him BMW meant 'Brass Monkey Weather'.
– pavium
Jul 9 '11 at 6:50
That explains the repurposing of the abbreviation into an initialism quite well, and that is certainly part of the joke. However, the OP may have been asking for a more complete explanation of the what Piled Higher and Deeper means. I'd suggest Jorge was suggesting that, ah, poop is piled higher and deeper. You know, "how was your day"? "Same poop, different depth".
– Brendon
Jul 9 '11 at 7:15
@Brendon: Do people really use that as a variant of "same shit, different smell"? (Or did you just make that up?)
– bracho monacho
Jul 9 '11 at 8:47
1
@brachomonacho, Yep. My Brother was the first person I heard that from; he did say shit not poop though (for some reason I get all polite when talking about English language and usage). He is a truck driver in his late fifties and lives in Albany, Western Australia. He teaches me all kinds of interesting phrases.
– Brendon
Jul 9 '11 at 9:36
add a comment |
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In order to receive a PhD, a student must write a dissertation -a lengthy research paper on a topic aligned with their field of study. The dissertation itself is intended to contribute to the general knowledge in that field, and is judged by a panel of other higher academics to determine if the candidate deserves to be awarded their doctorate.
It's a frequent joke among some academics, however, that one can attain their PhD by simply pandering to the review board - i.e., by filling the paper with "bullshit" that has no real scholarly value but that indirectly flatters and influences the reviewers, frequently by focusing on the reviewer's papers. Since the dissertation must be quite lengthy, the bullshit thus has to be "piled higher and deeper".
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There's an old joke based on the common sequence of Bachelor of Science, Master of Science, Doctor of Philosophy:
BS: Bull Shit
MS: More of Same
PHD: Piled Higher and Deeper
answered Jul 9 '11 at 7:36
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@mgkrebss: Just to be sure to fully understand the sense of these. It is said that BS is bullshit, MS is more of bullshit, and PHD is a big pile of bullshit. Isn't it?
– Marco
Jul 9 '11 at 11:58
@Marco: Right. In much wider contexts, of course, B.S. is a common initialism for the slang term bullshit.
– mgkrebbs
Jul 10 '11 at 0:12
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There's an old joke based on the common sequence of Bachelor of Science, Master of Science, Doctor of Philosophy:
BS: Bull Shit
MS: More of Same
PHD: Piled Higher and Deeper
answered Jul 9 '11 at 7:36
mgkrebbs
6,25712340
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@mgkrebss: Just to be sure to fully understand the sense of these. It is said that BS is bullshit, MS is more of bullshit, and PHD is a big pile of bullshit. Isn't it?
– Marco
Jul 9 '11 at 11:58
@Marco: Right. In much wider contexts, of course, B.S. is a common initialism for the slang term bullshit.
– mgkrebbs
Jul 10 '11 at 0:12
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up vote
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up vote
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There's an old joke based on the common sequence of Bachelor of Science, Master of Science, Doctor of Philosophy:
BS: Bull Shit
MS: More of Same
PHD: Piled Higher and Deeper
answered Jul 9 '11 at 7:36
mgkrebbs
6,25712340
There's an old joke based on the common sequence of Bachelor of Science, Master of Science, Doctor of Philosophy:
BS: Bull Shit
MS: More of Same
PHD: Piled Higher and Deeper
answered Jul 9 '11 at 7:36
mgkrebbs
6,25712340
answered Jul 9 '11 at 7:36
mgkrebbs
6,25712340
answered Jul 9 '11 at 7:36
mgkrebbs
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answered Jul 9 '11 at 7:36
mgkrebbs
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6,25712340
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@mgkrebss: Just to be sure to fully understand the sense of these. It is said that BS is bullshit, MS is more of bullshit, and PHD is a big pile of bullshit. Isn't it?
– Marco
Jul 9 '11 at 11:58
@Marco: Right. In much wider contexts, of course, B.S. is a common initialism for the slang term bullshit.
– mgkrebbs
Jul 10 '11 at 0:12
add a comment |
2
@mgkrebss: Just to be sure to fully understand the sense of these. It is said that BS is bullshit, MS is more of bullshit, and PHD is a big pile of bullshit. Isn't it?
– Marco
Jul 9 '11 at 11:58
@Marco: Right. In much wider contexts, of course, B.S. is a common initialism for the slang term bullshit.
– mgkrebbs
Jul 10 '11 at 0:12
2
2
@mgkrebss: Just to be sure to fully understand the sense of these. It is said that BS is bullshit, MS is more of bullshit, and PHD is a big pile of bullshit. Isn't it?
– Marco
Jul 9 '11 at 11:58
@mgkrebss: Just to be sure to fully understand the sense of these. It is said that BS is bullshit, MS is more of bullshit, and PHD is a big pile of bullshit. Isn't it?
– Marco
Jul 9 '11 at 11:58
@Marco: Right. In much wider contexts, of course, B.S. is a common initialism for the slang term bullshit.
– mgkrebbs
Jul 10 '11 at 0:12
@Marco: Right. In much wider contexts, of course, B.S. is a common initialism for the slang term bullshit.
– mgkrebbs
Jul 10 '11 at 0:12
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"PhD" is an abbreviation. The title of the book is playing around with this abbreviation. Although normally understood as you said to stand for Phillsophiae Doctor, the letters do not actually state this.
It's for example, BMW, usually understood to mean Bavarian Motor Works
, but it doesn't actually state "Very Important Person". Anyone could come along, and then play around with the letters and make it "Big Mouth Woman", or "Bouncing With Me."
It's a kind of pun
answered Jul 9 '11 at 6:33
Thursagen
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I had a friend who rode a BMW motorcycle. On a particularly cold day, I told him BMW meant 'Brass Monkey Weather'.
– pavium
Jul 9 '11 at 6:50
That explains the repurposing of the abbreviation into an initialism quite well, and that is certainly part of the joke. However, the OP may have been asking for a more complete explanation of the what Piled Higher and Deeper means. I'd suggest Jorge was suggesting that, ah, poop is piled higher and deeper. You know, "how was your day"? "Same poop, different depth".
– Brendon
Jul 9 '11 at 7:15
@Brendon: Do people really use that as a variant of "same shit, different smell"? (Or did you just make that up?)
– bracho monacho
Jul 9 '11 at 8:47
1
@brachomonacho, Yep. My Brother was the first person I heard that from; he did say shit not poop though (for some reason I get all polite when talking about English language and usage). He is a truck driver in his late fifties and lives in Albany, Western Australia. He teaches me all kinds of interesting phrases.
– Brendon
Jul 9 '11 at 9:36
add a comment |
up vote
2
down vote
"PhD" is an abbreviation. The title of the book is playing around with this abbreviation. Although normally understood as you said to stand for Phillsophiae Doctor, the letters do not actually state this.
It's for example, BMW, usually understood to mean Bavarian Motor Works
, but it doesn't actually state "Very Important Person". Anyone could come along, and then play around with the letters and make it "Big Mouth Woman", or "Bouncing With Me."
It's a kind of pun
answered Jul 9 '11 at 6:33
Thursagen
35k38144214
I had a friend who rode a BMW motorcycle. On a particularly cold day, I told him BMW meant 'Brass Monkey Weather'.
– pavium
Jul 9 '11 at 6:50
That explains the repurposing of the abbreviation into an initialism quite well, and that is certainly part of the joke. However, the OP may have been asking for a more complete explanation of the what Piled Higher and Deeper means. I'd suggest Jorge was suggesting that, ah, poop is piled higher and deeper. You know, "how was your day"? "Same poop, different depth".
– Brendon
Jul 9 '11 at 7:15
@Brendon: Do people really use that as a variant of "same shit, different smell"? (Or did you just make that up?)
– bracho monacho
Jul 9 '11 at 8:47
1
@brachomonacho, Yep. My Brother was the first person I heard that from; he did say shit not poop though (for some reason I get all polite when talking about English language and usage). He is a truck driver in his late fifties and lives in Albany, Western Australia. He teaches me all kinds of interesting phrases.
– Brendon
Jul 9 '11 at 9:36
add a comment |
up vote
2
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up vote
2
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"PhD" is an abbreviation. The title of the book is playing around with this abbreviation. Although normally understood as you said to stand for Phillsophiae Doctor, the letters do not actually state this.
It's for example, BMW, usually understood to mean Bavarian Motor Works
, but it doesn't actually state "Very Important Person". Anyone could come along, and then play around with the letters and make it "Big Mouth Woman", or "Bouncing With Me."
It's a kind of pun
answered Jul 9 '11 at 6:33
Thursagen
35k38144214
"PhD" is an abbreviation. The title of the book is playing around with this abbreviation. Although normally understood as you said to stand for Phillsophiae Doctor, the letters do not actually state this.
It's for example, BMW, usually understood to mean Bavarian Motor Works
, but it doesn't actually state "Very Important Person". Anyone could come along, and then play around with the letters and make it "Big Mouth Woman", or "Bouncing With Me."
It's a kind of pun
answered Jul 9 '11 at 6:33
Thursagen
35k38144214
answered Jul 9 '11 at 6:33
Thursagen
35k38144214
answered Jul 9 '11 at 6:33
Thursagen
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answered Jul 9 '11 at 6:33
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35k38144214
I had a friend who rode a BMW motorcycle. On a particularly cold day, I told him BMW meant 'Brass Monkey Weather'.
– pavium
Jul 9 '11 at 6:50
That explains the repurposing of the abbreviation into an initialism quite well, and that is certainly part of the joke. However, the OP may have been asking for a more complete explanation of the what Piled Higher and Deeper means. I'd suggest Jorge was suggesting that, ah, poop is piled higher and deeper. You know, "how was your day"? "Same poop, different depth".
– Brendon
Jul 9 '11 at 7:15
@Brendon: Do people really use that as a variant of "same shit, different smell"? (Or did you just make that up?)
– bracho monacho
Jul 9 '11 at 8:47
1
@brachomonacho, Yep. My Brother was the first person I heard that from; he did say shit not poop though (for some reason I get all polite when talking about English language and usage). He is a truck driver in his late fifties and lives in Albany, Western Australia. He teaches me all kinds of interesting phrases.
– Brendon
Jul 9 '11 at 9:36
add a comment |
I had a friend who rode a BMW motorcycle. On a particularly cold day, I told him BMW meant 'Brass Monkey Weather'.
– pavium
Jul 9 '11 at 6:50
That explains the repurposing of the abbreviation into an initialism quite well, and that is certainly part of the joke. However, the OP may have been asking for a more complete explanation of the what Piled Higher and Deeper means. I'd suggest Jorge was suggesting that, ah, poop is piled higher and deeper. You know, "how was your day"? "Same poop, different depth".
– Brendon
Jul 9 '11 at 7:15
@Brendon: Do people really use that as a variant of "same shit, different smell"? (Or did you just make that up?)
– bracho monacho
Jul 9 '11 at 8:47
1
@brachomonacho, Yep. My Brother was the first person I heard that from; he did say shit not poop though (for some reason I get all polite when talking about English language and usage). He is a truck driver in his late fifties and lives in Albany, Western Australia. He teaches me all kinds of interesting phrases.
– Brendon
Jul 9 '11 at 9:36
I had a friend who rode a BMW motorcycle. On a particularly cold day, I told him BMW meant 'Brass Monkey Weather'.
– pavium
Jul 9 '11 at 6:50
I had a friend who rode a BMW motorcycle. On a particularly cold day, I told him BMW meant 'Brass Monkey Weather'.
– pavium
Jul 9 '11 at 6:50
That explains the repurposing of the abbreviation into an initialism quite well, and that is certainly part of the joke. However, the OP may have been asking for a more complete explanation of the what Piled Higher and Deeper means. I'd suggest Jorge was suggesting that, ah, poop is piled higher and deeper. You know, "how was your day"? "Same poop, different depth".
– Brendon
Jul 9 '11 at 7:15
That explains the repurposing of the abbreviation into an initialism quite well, and that is certainly part of the joke. However, the OP may have been asking for a more complete explanation of the what Piled Higher and Deeper means. I'd suggest Jorge was suggesting that, ah, poop is piled higher and deeper. You know, "how was your day"? "Same poop, different depth".
– Brendon
Jul 9 '11 at 7:15
@Brendon: Do people really use that as a variant of "same shit, different smell"? (Or did you just make that up?)
– bracho monacho
Jul 9 '11 at 8:47
@Brendon: Do people really use that as a variant of "same shit, different smell"? (Or did you just make that up?)
– bracho monacho
Jul 9 '11 at 8:47
1
1
@brachomonacho, Yep. My Brother was the first person I heard that from; he did say shit not poop though (for some reason I get all polite when talking about English language and usage). He is a truck driver in his late fifties and lives in Albany, Western Australia. He teaches me all kinds of interesting phrases.
– Brendon
Jul 9 '11 at 9:36
@brachomonacho, Yep. My Brother was the first person I heard that from; he did say shit not poop though (for some reason I get all polite when talking about English language and usage). He is a truck driver in his late fifties and lives in Albany, Western Australia. He teaches me all kinds of interesting phrases.
– Brendon
Jul 9 '11 at 9:36
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In order to receive a PhD, a student must write a dissertation -a lengthy research paper on a topic aligned with their field of study. The dissertation itself is intended to contribute to the general knowledge in that field, and is judged by a panel of other higher academics to determine if the candidate deserves to be awarded their doctorate.
It's a frequent joke among some academics, however, that one can attain their PhD by simply pandering to the review board - i.e., by filling the paper with "bullshit" that has no real scholarly value but that indirectly flatters and influences the reviewers, frequently by focusing on the reviewer's papers. Since the dissertation must be quite lengthy, the bullshit thus has to be "piled higher and deeper".
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In order to receive a PhD, a student must write a dissertation -a lengthy research paper on a topic aligned with their field of study. The dissertation itself is intended to contribute to the general knowledge in that field, and is judged by a panel of other higher academics to determine if the candidate deserves to be awarded their doctorate.
It's a frequent joke among some academics, however, that one can attain their PhD by simply pandering to the review board - i.e., by filling the paper with "bullshit" that has no real scholarly value but that indirectly flatters and influences the reviewers, frequently by focusing on the reviewer's papers. Since the dissertation must be quite lengthy, the bullshit thus has to be "piled higher and deeper".
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In order to receive a PhD, a student must write a dissertation -a lengthy research paper on a topic aligned with their field of study. The dissertation itself is intended to contribute to the general knowledge in that field, and is judged by a panel of other higher academics to determine if the candidate deserves to be awarded their doctorate.
It's a frequent joke among some academics, however, that one can attain their PhD by simply pandering to the review board - i.e., by filling the paper with "bullshit" that has no real scholarly value but that indirectly flatters and influences the reviewers, frequently by focusing on the reviewer's papers. Since the dissertation must be quite lengthy, the bullshit thus has to be "piled higher and deeper".
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In order to receive a PhD, a student must write a dissertation -a lengthy research paper on a topic aligned with their field of study. The dissertation itself is intended to contribute to the general knowledge in that field, and is judged by a panel of other higher academics to determine if the candidate deserves to be awarded their doctorate.
It's a frequent joke among some academics, however, that one can attain their PhD by simply pandering to the review board - i.e., by filling the paper with "bullshit" that has no real scholarly value but that indirectly flatters and influences the reviewers, frequently by focusing on the reviewer's papers. Since the dissertation must be quite lengthy, the bullshit thus has to be "piled higher and deeper".
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I've also heard a PhD referred to as permanent head damage.
– Vincent McNabb
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