I knew he wasn't a STEM major lol

Like artificial intelligence, which means a masters in Philosophy with a thesis in the AI realm.

He will be very angry when his AI porn generated women turn out to move around like a grade schooler designed them.

Ah. One might contend that doing something pointless is better than being an a-hole.

To put it mathematically:

basket weavers > you

It took all the way to post #2 for someone to see through your intricately crafted ruse and peg you as a likely troll.

People still use Firefox???? Get ride of it man.

"I always wanted to be an engineer and now I are one."

Seriously? The worldview of the engineers I've known -- except one, who taught at MIT -- is very narrow. Sure, they're good at what they do, and we definitely need to have them doing their work -- but don't go to an engineer to talk about the natural world, evolution, ecology, culture, society, prehistory, astronomy....typically they don't know dick about those topics and -- worse -- are, like this guy -- actively hostile to them.

Look in the mirror, dude.

Aren’t there other schools with a philosophy requirement? I know Georgetown is one

even if blanks is mid tier for harvard he is at least 95th percentile nationally… combine that with his discipline (99.99 percentile) and i think he’ll have a pretty good outcome whether or not he’s taking math courses…

As an engineer, I can assure you that the required math courses (multivariable calculus, linear algebra, differential equations, etc.) are just a bit more difficult than the math classes high school students take…

17% didn't submit test scores. He may be an idiot. He may not be 50th percentile.

Mike Mamula- punter from Boston College got a 50. Chase Daniel (Bears legend) scored a 49

So Daniel played 2 of his 13 seasons as a Bear and he is a Bears legend. Do tell…

You literally have no clue whatsoever.

Pretty sure Mamula was a DE/LB. Think (less sure) he got a 49. And Mamula’s high score might have been (might, mind you) reflective of his overall intellectual abilities the way his other measurables were reflective of his capacities as an NFL player (which is not in any way to say that he wasn’t smart; I don’t know that, I’m just saying that the test score doesn’t indicate that he’s a genius. I’d actually imagine that he’s pretty smart for being the one key guy early on to very fully understand that maximizing his pre-draft testing abilities would be $ in the bank.)

Let me guess - you're an English major, right?

He was admitted pre covid. Test scores were required. If you listen to his interviews, it’s very obvious this is an intelligent individual.

I was a philosophy and government major at a somewhat selective northeast liberal arts school. It was far enough ago when it was a pretty foundational education. It has provided me with a great career, the companies I have run have employed lots of STEM majors.

I have listened to way more than an interview. I have listened to multiple podcasts who hosted him. He sounds like a knucklehead. He admits that he knows nothing about running. He admits that he runs dumb races. He said that his fresmmen drank too much at his celebration. Just becuase he had to sumbit a test score doesn't mean he had a good test score and just becuase he had a decent test score, doesn't mean he is smart.

he's also not exactly a DEI admit so he had to be qualified