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jillio said:
What a shame that I didn't have you and Kokonut around to help me complete 2 advanced degrees. You could have explained all those abstract concepts to me so much easier.
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did that 2 advanced degrees include economic degree?
 
Jiro said:
did that 2 advanced degrees include economic degree?
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Jiro...I can comprehend what a trillion looks like....all it takes a little bit of imagination.
 
Jiro said:
did that 2 advanced degrees include economic degree?
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Where exactly is your advanced degree....or even your undergraduate degree in economics? Non-existent. Don't go there, Jiro. You are on the underdog's side.
 
jillio said:
Where exactly is your advanced degree....or even your undergraduate degree in economics? Non-existent. Don't go there, Jiro. You are on the underdog's side.
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I'm asking you if your 2 advanced degrees include economics
 
Jiro said:
I'm asking you if your 2 advanced degrees include economics
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Is your associate's degree in economics?

And, yes...had you ever earned an advanced degree you would understand that economic theories are used in the study of psychology all the time.
 
jillio said:
Is your associate's degree in economics?

And, yes...had you ever earned an advanced degree you would understand that economic theories are used in the study of psychology all the time.
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there are advanced degree and bachelor degree for economics.. and there's a reason for that.

All majors including my bachelor degree and minor degree do cover economic theories.

So Jillio - does your 2 advanced degrees include economics?
 
Jiro said:
there are advanced degree and bachelor degree for economics.. and there's a reason for that.

All majors including my bachelor degree and minor degree do cover economic theories.

So Jillio - does your 2 advanced degrees include economics?
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Why do you keep asking a question I've already answered? Do you not understand what I said, or do you think if you ask it enough you'll get a different answer?

Do you have a degree in economics? The answer quite obviously is "No." So, since you don't have a degree in economics, how exactly is it that you seem to believe that you have a greater grasp of economic concepts than anyone else? What makes you think that others need a degree in economics to understand the same concepts you seem to think you understand without one?

Pick an economic theory and explain it to us. How about Diadic Reciprocity?
 
jillio said:
Why do you keep asking a question I've already answered? Do you not understand what I said, or do you think if you ask it enough you'll get a different answer?

Do you have a degree in economics? The answer quite obviously is "No." So, since you don't have a degree in economics, how exactly is it that you seem to believe that you have a greater grasp of economic concepts than anyone else? What makes you think that others need a degree in economics to understand the same concepts you seem to think you understand without one?

Pick an economic theory and explain it to us. How about Diadic Reciprocity?
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Have I claimed to know economics? I'm questioning your qualification since you seem to boasted your 2 advanced degrees in... uh... just about everything. So you finally answered and it's a "no". Well there you go.

btw - it's Dyadic :)
 
Jiro said:
Have I claimed to know economics? I'm questioning your qualification since you seem to boasted your 2 advanced degrees in... uh... just about everything. So you finally answered and it's a "no". Well there you go.

btw - it's Dyadic :)
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I've never claimed to have advanced degrees in everything. In fact, I have been quite specific in my field and my degrees.

And, yes, Jiro, you have on numerous occasions claimed to know economics.

Okay, you spelled it, now explain it.
 
jillio said:
I've never claimed to have advanced degrees in everything. In fact, I have been quite specific in my field and my degrees.

And, yes, Jiro, you have on numerous occasions claimed to know economics.

Okay, you spelled it, now explain it.
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I did? please show me where. I only have a basic understanding of economics but I have never claimed to be an expert on it. If I did, I would be chilling along with fat cats instead of working for university :laugh2:

And exactly why should I explain Dyadic Reciprocity to you? That term applies for you because you work with low income people, I don't. I know the economic terms pertinent to my field. Wanna explain what's SWOT Analysis?
 
Jiro said:
I did? please show me where. I only have a basic understanding of economics but I have never claimed to be an expert on it. If I did, I would be chilling along with fat cats instead of working for university :laugh2:

And exactly why should I explain Dyadic Reciprocity to you? That term applies for you because you work with low income people, I don't. I know the economic terms pertinent to my field. Wanna explain what's SWOT Analysis?
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Uhhh....Dyadic Reciprocity has absolutely nothing to do with low income people. And I work with people of all income levels, thank you. You have no idea who my client base is or what their income levels are.:cool2:

Actually, SWOT analysis is a concept borrowed from the counseling profession based on a strengths and needs analysis. The most popular one in use today is the Strong Interest Inventory. It was borrowed and applied to business ventures to determine the best way to apply the abilities, the strengths, and the opportunities within business ventures.
 
jillio said:
Uhhh....Dyadic Reciprocity has absolutely nothing to do with low income people. And I work with people of all income levels, thank you. You have no idea who my client base is or what their income levels are.:cool2:

Actually, SWOT analysis is a concept borrowed from the counseling profession based on a strengths and needs analysis. The most popular one in use today is the Strong Interest Inventory. It was borrowed and applied to business ventures to determine the best way to apply the abilities, the strengths, and the opportunities within business ventures.
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Jiro was :Owned:

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jillio said:
Uhhh....Dyadic Reciprocity has absolutely nothing to do with low income people. And I work with people of all income levels, thank you. You have no idea who my client base is or what their income levels are.:cool2:
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yes it does. It covers it, doesn't it?

jillio said:
Actually, SWOT analysis is a concept borrowed from the counseling profession based on a strengths and needs analysis. The most popular one in use today is the Strong Interest Inventory. It was borrowed and applied to business ventures to determine the best way to apply the abilities, the strengths, and the opportunities within business ventures.
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business and stock market is the old game of psychology. It is not uncommon of companies to hire the consultant with psychology degree to reorganize their policy or workforce. :)

for ie - Googlefantalism - an explanation to why its retention rate is relatively shaky.
 
Keep up the good work arguing with Jillio, that'll keep Alldeaf busy. :giggle:
 
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