A lot of you her talk a good game, but do you have anything substantial to back it up?
I understand some might want to protect their anonymity so none of these questions are compulsory...
>Your specialist subject(s)
>Where you gained your highest qualification
>What grade you obtained at said institution
>What levels are you planning on attaining?
>Anything published?
>Online presence?
>If none of the above, what grants you the right to post on /his/?
pic related-; it's a cock comparison.
>subject: genetics
>Cornell
>3.1
>I'm working on a Master's degree
>3 papers
>no. Not even facebook. That shit is for retards
>Your specialist subject(s)
Horse Racing and the Causes of WW1 (Also know a thing or two about the Dissolution of Yugoslavia - not as much as I'd like to though)
>Where you gained your highest qualification
A shitty college in Northern England
>What grade you obtained at said institution
Distinctions across the board
>What levels are you planning on attaining?
Somehow, I've gotten into Durham so I'll see where that takes me.
>Anything published?
Nope
>Online presence?
I'm a fairly big hitter on a couple of miniscule Horse Racing forums. Not on fb or anything like that.
>If none of the above, what grants you the right to post on /his/?
I very rarely post given my lack of credentials.
>>755287
>I know my fair share of contemporary history, mostly Portuguese because I am Portuguese, and am minoring in Slavic Studies and learning Persian language and culture, which reinforces my knowledge in said matters. I was also a wiki editor of War Thunder for a year, so I think it's fair to say that I know a bit of military history (not claiming to be an expert, but enough to get legitimately angry at wehraboo shitposting).
>Faculty of Humanities of the University of Lisbon (FLUL) (bachelor, still attending)
>First semester was average 16.75 out of 20 counting only the 4 the subjects I passed, 14.8 counting logic, which I failed with 7/20
>Post-Grad in Ethics, Law and political thought, eventually post-grad in economy, Master's in International Relations and/or philosophy, and probably a PhD, but I leave that in the open.
>No.
>Well, in places that peripherally discuss history, yes, but not really.
>>755371
>>Post-Grad in Ethics, Law and political thought, eventually post-grad in economy, Master's in International Relations and/or philosophy, and probably a PhD, but I leave that in the open.
>no publications
>>755287
>Your specialist subject(s)
Computer Science
>Where you gained your highest qualification
University of Florida
>What grade you obtained at said institution
3.6 GPA
>What levels are you planning on attaining?
Thinking about going back for a PhD but currently working in industry
>Anything published?
I wish
>If none of the above, what grants you the right to post on /his/?
Yeah I probably have no right, but I'm super interested in history books and podcasts.
>Your specialist subject(s)
Late Antiquity and Early Middle Ages in British Isles.
>Where you gained your highest qualification
Ohio Wesleyan University (current student)
>What grade you obtained at said institution
Cumulative GPA 3.28
Major GPA (Medieval Studies) 3.61
>What levels are you planning on attaining?
Not sure. Depends on my economic situation if I can go on to grad school.
>Anything published?
Just at student run stuff for the major
>Online presence?
Put my stuff on Academia, run a shitty YouTube channel.
> Freshman University of Minnesota
>Global Studies Major,focus on Middle East and Population/Migration
> A's in relevant classes first semester
>get my bachelors, maybe get history or asian languages minor (in arabic), plan on working as an FSO, might have to get a higher degree or get some work experience or good internships to pass the test though
>Ive said to much for getting a gov. job already
yeah this is shit, but i dont post anything more than replies or questions, I've always been big on history, and anyways, aside from a few reddit communities and facebook pages, all other history communities are filled with nazis or angsty anti americans
>all these garbage tier unis
>no publications
>these are the people who believe in white 'supremacy'
>>755381
PLAN ON
I PLAN ON DOING THOSE
I'M ON MY FUCKING FIRST SEMESTER OF MY BACHELOR DEGREE
LEARN TO FUCKING READ
>>755432
>/his/=/pol/
>/his///pol/ is one person
Shiggy diggy my niggy
>>755463
didnt want to know you shouldnt have asked
also you should learn how to reply
>>755287
>archival science because the bills won't pay themselves
>university of sao paulo (usp)
>I don't know for sure but something around 8.6/10
>masters at least
>5 papers
>regional only
>>755287
West Virginia history( i have received awards in this subject), Russian history and language, and Italian middle ages and renaissance history, some art history, were most of my class load.
Shepherd University, Shepherdstown West Virginia, for a dumb state we have a ton of decent colleges.
I have a BFA in history with a minor in contemporary fine arts.
I wanna phd eventually cant decide in what I want a masters in I was thinking egyptology as egypt was my first passion but being a food anthropologist or library scientist might. be cool.
Nothing published yet. and no online presence.
>>755287
>History, with focuses in American, German, Chinese, and Military (I could've double-majored in History plus any of the first three, but wanted to graduate early)
>B.A. magna cum laude from GWU, got a fellowship for research and did a bunch of other shit while there that's too identifiable for me to disclose
>currently applying for PhD in Political Science
>sorta, I ghostwrote for a museum catalog and got cited as a researcher in it
>none
I don't know of anybody who gets published before obtaining a graduate degree. Really those questions are basically getting you the same information of "Are you relevant in your own field?"
One exception is people who get jobs writing for magazines. Those guys can be really good and not have graduate degrees.
>specialist subject
Computer Science, Machine Learning and Algorithms
>alma mater
snobby Ivy League place
>average gpa or degree
graduate classes are curved to an A, dropped out with masters
>further degrees planned
An MBA is negative education
>publications
none. I'm a drop out
>online presence
Stackoverflow, archlinux community, scipy github. /his/ and /a/
>what right I have to post here
I read all of Das Kapital, Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire. More importantly I can google wiki links
>Your specialist subject(s)
Aftermarket automotive performance.
>Anything published?
A couple magazine features of cars I've built.
>If none of the above, what grants you the right to post on /his/?
I don't post, I lurk and read. I like to learn. I'm not an academic by any means, so I can't speak with authority on the subject.
Pic related, sample of my work.
>>755663
I'd like to both learn more and add stuff to my resume, would Arch Linux be a worthwhile project to contribute to? I'm only one year into my first job, am I qualified enough? Sorry, I know this is off topic.
>>755707
>I'd like to learn more and add stuff to my resume
I think that's an admirable attitude, but you shouldn't pick up projects for your resume. It's good to think before jumping into the waters of thread scheduling, etc, but I would push you to pick up projects you need personally. The reason why I smush bugs in hipster *nix distributions is because I smush bugs in the scipy libraries I use.
If you want to dev for archlinux, fine, but chances are it won't help you impress HR or hack your way into your next job.
>>755287
>Subject: Philosophy w/ additional major in >Computer Science
>Currently second semester Junior, Tulane University
>Trying to get a paper published right now
>No right to post on /his/ but I'm a shitter
>>755287
>Your specialist subject(s)
U.S. Law, Public Administration Masters, Paralegal Studies Cert, Psychology, Philosophy
>Where you gained your highest qualification
Top 50 law school scandal casualty, laid back Ivy Masters, free ride undergrad scholarship at state university
>What grade you obtained at said institution
2.7, 3.9, 3.9, 3.76 - all on scale of 4.0, no extra credit nonsense
>What levels are you planning on attaining?
Employment
>Anything published?
Graduate Thesis on history of budgetary and CAFR reports from 1600s to present in school's journal.
$5 million dollar government mandated international brokerage contract injunction brief and associated papers during internship with fortune 500 company.
>Online presence?
You're looking at it.
Insofar as there is overlap between economic forces, psychological forces, and precedent I believe my analysis has at least de minimus value. Though I do not know everything, and I am a firm believer in the permanence of that state of affairs. As such I value all posters and shitposters alike as sources of information and repudiate the requirement of a 'right to speak'.
All should be welcome to contribute, it helps to improve our collective knowledge to discuss even wrongheaded information.
I studied applied math in Moscow and published one fantasy book.
>tfw wanted to teach but California's fucked up school system doesn't allow you to teach History as a History major
>dropped out after a semester due to failing mental health
>been working retail ever since
I want to die
If you can prove what you say, these really don't matter. Noam Chomsky didn't have a degree in a few subjects he taught in the past, but that didn't stop him from talking about them. I his words, "The only thing [his peers] cared about was if he was right."
The /pol/tards on the other hand all have honorary degrees conferred upon them by that hand of David Duke himself, which is why they think they are right (no Jewish influence you see).
None of the above.
I have the right to post on /his/ because you haven't the means to stop me.
>>756140
>I want to die
Your situation can still improve.
>>755409
I watched Yale lecture on the Decline of the Roman Empire, and the lecturer there uses Wickham's Framing the Early Middle Ages. Is that standard textbook?
>>755287
NEET lyfe fugg yeah
lumpenprole solidarity
>>756146
>Noam Chomsky didn't have a degree in a few subjects he taught in the past, but that didn't stop him from talking about them. I his words, "The only thing [his peers] cared about was if he was right."
This suggests, but does not demonstrate, that Chomsky was right. His "at war with asia" is a piece of shit.
I stayed at a Holiday Inn Express last night
>>755287
>>Your specialist subject(s)
Archaeology, especially historical archaeology. I'd rather not go into more detail to avoid being identifiable. Also religious studies as a fairly intensive minor from undergrad, if that counts.
>>Where you gained your highest qualification
Currently in a graduate program at a school in the American Southwest.
>>What grade you obtained at said institution
I think this might mean something else in Europe, but I currently have a 4.0, and graduated with something similar in undergrad.
>>What levels are you planning on attaining?
Masters at this point, currently debating on extending the program to Phd.
>>Anything published?
Not yet, but currently writing something that will get published a conference, and may have a few following that if my professors get their way. I also have a religion paper from undergrad in reserve, if I stumble across a journal that fits.
>>Online presence?
Not really.
>>755287
>Your specialist subject(s)
Medieval and early modern italian and eastern mediterranean history.
>Where you gained your highest qualification
Italian uni.
>What grade you obtained at said institution
110 at the BA level. It's the top mark, but it would translate more appropriately to >90th percentile in your system.
>What levels are you planning on attaining?
I'm doing a MA in history, planning to go all the way to PhD.
>Anything published?
My BA thesis.
>Online presence?
I post here a lot.
>>756146
>>Noam Chomsky didn't have a degree in a few subjects
kek good point
>Your specialist subject(s)
Chemistry
>Where you gained your highest qualification
University, PhD
>What grade you obtained at said institution
Pass
>What levels are you planning on attaining?
None, I left university 15 years ago.
>Anything published?
A few papers on cancer pharmacology
>Online presence?
Not really.
>If none of the above, what grants you the right to post on /his/?
An above average knowledge of history, pretty good knowledge of Latin, ancient Greek, Sanskrit, Quranic Arabic, and Anglo-Saxon
>>755287
history professor.psu educated.small midwestern college. happy with life
>>755287
>>If none of the above, what grants you the right to post on /his/?
Freedom of Speech, I suppose.
Else, the fact that you haven't stopped me.
