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Jesus X said:
he has a sociology degree supposedly and some shit with theater studies. sociology and psychology are jock degrees,maybe criminal justice too. I passed all my sociology classes by turning in one paper and a 30 question scan tron.
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I'm probably gonna permaban him honestly
 
Grateful Dude said:
Correct.

BA or BS = undergraduate degree

MS or PhD = graduate degree


I also spent 7 years in college, but I got a BS and a MS in that timeframe. @yuki4 do you even geology brah?
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U like Geology? I love that shit
Listened to 6 hours of Randall Carlson as I cut down trees today...was very interesting stuff...no degree but he knows some good shit and has the voice of God
 
Rambo John J said:
U like Geology
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I liked it enough to spend 7 years in college learning it 😀

But yes, I’m a state licensed professional geologist and work as a consultant. The geology side of my job is mostly hydrogeology of the local aquifer, but I also do a lot of biology with endangered species. Degrees are both in geology though, the biology knowledge has been acquired over the last 15 years doing my job.
 
Grateful Dude said:
I liked it enough to spend 7 years in college learning it 😀

But yes, I’m a state licensed professional geologist and work as a consultant. The geology side of my job is mostly hydrogeology of the local aquifer, but I also do a lot of biology with endangered species. Degrees are both in geology though, the biology knowledge has been acquired over the last 15 years doing my job.
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^^^^^check out randy marsh ova here with his geology ova there.
 
Grateful Dude said:
I liked it enough to spend 7 years in college learning it 😀

But yes, I’m a state licensed professional geologist and work as a consultant. The geology side of my job is mostly hydrogeology of the local aquifer, but I also do a lot of biology with endangered species. Degrees are both in geology though, the biology knowledge has been acquired over the last 15 years doing my job.
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I completely forgot you were a geologist. I know we’ve spoke about it before, as my sister is one, as well.
 
Grateful Dude said:
I liked it enough to spend 7 years in college learning it 😀

But yes, I’m a state licensed professional geologist and work as a consultant. The geology side of my job is mostly hydrogeology of the local aquifer, but I also do a lot of biology with endangered species. Degrees are both in geology though, the biology knowledge has been acquired over the last 15 years doing my job.
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awesome job man...that sounds great...my buddy is a geologist and works with Cave Boring operations
Huge fan myself, but that just means I love all types of Rock formations that I see hiking and elsewhere. Also a collector of rocks since I was a tike, I got some cool ass rocks.

Sometime we will make a rock/mineral specimen thread.

U ever listen to Randall Carlson?
 
Rambo John J said:
awesome job man...that sounds great...my buddy is a geologist and works with Cave Boring operations
Huge fan myself, but that just means I love all types of Rock formations that I see hiking and elsewhere. Also a collector of rocks since I was a tike, I got some cool ass rocks.

Sometime we will make a rock/mineral specimen thread.

U ever listen to Randall Carlson?
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By cave boring, are you referring to those big machines that tunnel underground?

The local aquifer I work is is karstic (lots of caves) so I do a lot of caving/spelunking for my work. Best way to learn about the aquifer is to go down in it!

I’ve heard a little bit of Randall on older episodes of JRE. I can’t recall everything he talked about, but he did cover some interesting subject matter like long term climate change and glacial episodes.
 
Grateful Dude said:
By cave boring, are you referring to those big machines that tunnel underground?

The local aquifer I work is is karstic (lots of caves) so I do a lot of caving/spelunking for my work. Best way to learn about the aquifer is to go down in it!

I’ve heard a little bit of Randall on older episodes of JRE. I can’t recall everything he talked about, but he did cover some interesting subject matter like long term climate change and glacial episodes.
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Yep, Cave/Tunnel Construction stuff.

Yes, Randall is all about exploring certain flooding, comet or asteroid impact, and catastrophic theories via observation of different geological locations...A fun listen as I work, I only catch him on other podcasts by searching his name.
 
yuki4 said:
Watch and learn! Hopefully you can watch the video from this link?

Will Spowage
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Way to go bro...
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