That’s Liam Neeson from Taken. And I debated myself, I said self, over doing this rant but decided do to interactions with one of you to do it because it made me think of why I can comment hopefully intelligently about a wide range of issues. Now first let me say that I know a lot of shit that you do not know, but the opposite is also true for at least the folks I know read my nonsense. You know a lot of things I don’t. And you’re all very intelligent people. Again I’m talking about the people I know that follow me. If AOC or her ilk read me that doesn’t apply to you. You don’t actually know anything an intelligent person would want to know.

Here’s the thing that finally occurred to me. I have three separate degrees and they are all in separate disciplines that are pertinent to much of today’s politics. If you have three degrees and they’re in the same discipline. A bachelors, masters and Ph.D in economics means you know a lot about nothing. Not a surprise to any of you because I think economics is just guessing.

I don’t know if any of you have advanced degrees. I know some of you don’t have bachelors degrees which makes absolutely no difference to me because I know you are smart and I always hung out with the sweathogs. There are a lot of people who have degrees and are completely idiots. Yeah once again I’m talking about you Don Lemon you have a degree in broadcast journalism which means you can read cue cards. We are all in awe. You know exactly zero about whatever bs you’re spouting.

Now to get back to the point of this rant, is because my three different degrees I have a broad range of actual formal education on a lot of pertinent things. With chemical engineering, I had both chemistry both qualitative and quantitative but physical chemistry and the dreaded organic chemistry. It also required calculus and differential equations and computer programming and then physics and quantum physics and then in engineering – statics and dynamics and fluid mechanics and chemical process industries and thermodynamics and engineering measurements including surveying and statistics.

Now moving on to my business degree it encompassed economics, both micro and macro, and finance and accounting and marketing and stocks and bonds and also statistics but it was silly after engineering statistics. And as I mentioned yesterday it covered evaluating the profitability of projects determining present value or future worth.

And then we get to law school where pretty much everything was covered. I won’t bore you with all the subjects but suffice it to say I studied pretty much everything that is relevant to today’s political discussions.

And as demonstrated previously my law career covered a vast expanse of experience and expertise and so I know a lot of shit about a lot of stuff and hopefully it allows me to provide insights to you.

So the point of this rant is not to say I’m smarter, I’m not but I have a very unique set of skills that give me insights that most won’t. I’d be surprised if there were anyone else with the same academic background.