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[Omniflux]

I think it is just one of the many requirements, but if I recall
correctly, it may be acquired posthumously or substituted with a GED,
high school diploma, or small amount fame[1].

The other requirements seem to all have to do with uninteresting
nonsense such as creativity and uniqueness of thought. Who would want to
go to all that trouble when we can just go to our institutions of higher
learning[2] and learn to be same is beyond me. In todays societies,
adequacy is not only sufficient, it is expected.

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Omniflux

1. Usually acquired posthumously.
2. Admissions offices reviewing my application for enrollment should
disregard this statement. I believe your university is doing an
excellent job at fostering creativity, expanding minds, and creating an
atmosphere of belonging. As evidenced by my application, I am excited to
have the chance to join your ranks of potential future donating alumni.


Daniel C. wrote:
> So now getting a PhD qualifies you as a genius?
> 
> On 7/11/06, Gregory Mockett <gmockett at i.tv> wrote:
>> ... are a genius (yes, really. Could you get a PhD if you sought to?)