>> Well, everybody seemed to think that once I had a degree, people would 
>> be falling over themselves to be the first to employ me.
> 
> Maybe a few decades ago, but not anymore.

I thought it was more like a few centuries?

>> Why is another qualification going to be different?
> 
> Becuase unlike degrees, hardly anyone has a PhD, it makes you stand out 
> from the crowd (which a degree *used* to do).

Hey, if *I* can actually get one, it can't be that rare.

>>> Because you will enjoy doing it
>>
>> If it's true, that would be a valid reason.
> 
> Well presumably you would choose to do study a subject you enjoyed...

Uh, well yeah, but you generally don't find out whether you enjoy 
something until after you've started doing it?

>> I'm thinking I might make a list of cool stuff just for the hell of 
>> it, actually. :-D
> 
> Yes, I want to see another thread with "List of things I enjoy" :-)

Your wish is my comonad!

Er, wait...




C... co... comonoid... coroutine... covarience...

...parley?

Ah, YES! Parley. Parley.

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