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> Yes!
o_O
>> Why?
>
> What do you have to lose?
My mind? My livelihood? My youth? My virginity?
Oh, wait...
> You could always become a professor at the
> university, teaching people signal processing theory or some such.
LOL! As if anybody would care...
>> 4. It is *highly* unlikely that having a PhD will make any kind of
>> positive change to my employment situation.
>
> It couldn't hurt.
There is such a thing as "over-qualified". Apparently.
>> 5. Presumably a PhD is a serious amount of hard work. It's not exactly
>> a pleasure cruise. So I'd need a good reason to do one.
>
> Right lots of work, but you'll learn a lot and could be an interesting
> journey.
Well, I guess it depends on finding a good subject.
>> 6. I rather doubt that you can get a PhD in "doing cool stuff".
>> Presumably it must be something rather more specific than that.
>
> Depends, You'd need to do lots of research and such. But, you could pick
> something that interests you and pursue that.
Certainly all the stuff the OU is looking at seems to be socially based.
"How can we make computers more cuddly?" I really don't give a fig.
>> 8. Are you mental?
>
> Yes, yes I am.
Ah, I'm glad we sorted that one out. :-)
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