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(12-04-2019, 07:12 AM)JustWinBaby Wrote: Actually, all you need is a degree in statistics and some experience with modeling.  The rest is unnecessary - you don't have to be able to drive a car to build a road.  But that's clearly all over your head. 

We've established you talk out of your ass, and this isn't the first time.  The above is, again, a deflection of your ignorance.

I guess you will be walking to the job site or taking public transportation? Because most people drive to the job site. And clearly you’ve never seen or understand how a modern road is built because you need to be able to drive a dump truck (at a minimum) unless you’re planning to levitate all the asphalt in place with that big brain of your’s. Before that someone needs to drive a grader. So driving is really more of an implied task than a specified task.

Now if what you wrote about all you need is a degree in statistics and an understanding of modeling were true then all research across all fields could be produced by statisticians. But, clearly it isn’t. Why? Because you need more than a degree in statistics. The most important thing you need is education and experience in the subject matter you’re researching. Clearly you do not. Which is why your previous statement is so hilariously ironic.