After five years of doctoral study, will people become fools?

This personal opinion is bias, if the doctor is a fool, then is it interesting for the country to cultivate fools...

No, but be sure to get involved in social activities and learn about current events.

Read books correctly, don't be stupid if you don't be a dead nerd, and pay attention to the combination of practice and theory.

It's up to everyone, most of the time it won't, after all, there are very few Kong Yiji in this era.

Nothing! After five years of studying for a doctorate, you will become a fool, and it will be all stupid to be a soldier!

Is it the one who reads the dead book, or is it reading while playing? I just read while playing, and have fun.

Some will, but they only know how to read, and they don't know any life skills, which is not much different from a fool.

No, because you will become crazy.

Probably not, it's a process of increasing knowledge, don't think too much about it.

Probably not, it depends on different people.

Of course not, it varies from person to person.

Don't worry, it won't.

No, mostly wood and nerds.

Then humanity will become more and more stupid.

I guess it will, our doctoral teachers are very vicissitudes, hehe, I think so, the benevolent see the wise, the wise see the wise.

It is indeed difficult for doctoral students to graduate, and this is an undeniable fact.

Whether it is a relatively easy-to-read doctoral program, or those more difficult doctoral programs, it is difficult to graduate, and we often say that "it is easy to get in and difficult to get out", which is what it means. Next, I will talk about why it is difficult to graduate with a doctorate, which only represents a personal opinion and is for your reference only.

During the study period, doctoral students have to bear heavy scientific research pressure. In addition to attending classes in the first and second years and obtaining basic credits, the research conditions for doctoral students to graduate are very demanding.

Generally, schools require that two or three CSSCI journal articles must be published in order to obtain the basic graduation conditions and qualifications.

Benefits of Studying for a PhD:

1. In the same industry, the salary gap between bachelor's and master's degrees may not be large, but the gap between master's and doctor's degrees is generally quite large, and doctoral students are more likely to get the opportunity to be promoted.

2. Doctors have relatively high scholarships and subsidies, can be financially independent, and the salary is higher than that of some bachelor's and master's degrees.

3. Doctorate is not only a kind of academic qualification, but also an identity, and doctoral studies have their own impact on the comprehensive and long-term development of individuals.

The disadvantages of studying for a Ph.D. :

1. A Ph.D. is not equal to a good job. The cost of doctoral introduction is relatively high, and many companies would rather recruit bachelor's and master's degrees than choose doctoral students. In addition, after studying for a doctorate, the scope of employment will become narrower and narrower, and you can only choose your own field of study.

If you graduate with a bachelor's degree, master's or doctorate, you will be 28 years old, and if you don't go well, you may be in your 30s, and if you graduate at the age of 30 and there is no particularly outstanding scientific research success, how can there be a job unit that will want a 30-year-old fresh graduate with zero work experience.

2. It is difficult to graduate with a doctorate. Now the requirements for doctoral graduation have been further improved, and there are rigid requirements for doctoral graduation to issue documents and stamps, and if you can't send them, you won't be able to graduate. There are often PhDs who have completed their studies, and those who can graduate in 4 years are considered excellent, and many have PhDs that have graduated in 5 years, and there are 6 or 7 years.

The pressure of doctoral graduation is more than a little bit greater than that of a master's degree.

1.Marital problems.

The age of master's graduation is not young, and it is time to start a family in China at 30, so you can only work first and wait for the right time, and then study for a doctorate.

2.Economic issues.

Many people study for a master's degree in order to get a degree and a job so that they can find a job easily, so once they find a good job, they don't want to continue to study for a doctorate.

3.Career planning issues.

To a large extent, completing a PhD means that you will make a living from academia and make a career out of research. But for many people who have graduated with a master's degree, they still have a lot of choices in life, the age of entering the enterprise is acceptable, and it is better to enter the first public institution, and if you continue to study for a doctorate, it means that you have lost a lot of life choices.

4.The impact of PhD admissions policies.

According to the National Statistical Bulletin on the Development of Education, in 2016, there were 10,000 graduate students, including 10,000 master's students and only 10,000 doctoral students.

The number of students enrolled is small, and the difficulty of the exam is high, so naturally many people give up the exam.

In addition, the doctoral enrollment of many famous universities has now implemented the application assessment system, and for many graduate students in ordinary colleges and universities, they are not eligible to apply at all.

5.It is difficult to graduate with a doctorate.

I believe that many people have heard of the postponement of doctoral graduation, in fact, this is a relatively common thing, and it is not easy for doctors to successfully get their graduation certificates. It is necessary to come up with certain scientific research results, meet the requirements of quantity and quality, and accept the double assessment of the school and the teacher.

Many doctors have reported to us that it is not easy to graduate from a doctorate, whether it is at home or abroad, as long as you are a doctorate, then it is absolutely impossible for you to graduate smoothly, easily and simply.

It is also said that a doctorate degree is one level higher than a master's degree and is the highest degree in the country.

A doctorate degree is an academic title that signifies that the recipient's education level and academic level have reached the highest level of knowledge in the profession according to the prescribed standards.

It is also said that having a doctorate title means that you have become an elite or expert in a certain field, and you are a real intellectual.

Although many colleges and universities have now made some improvement measures, such as postponing the graduation academic year, not requiring graduation** and other policies, there are still many masters who are worried that they will not be able to graduate on time or even normally after applying for a doctorate.

6.The life of the doctoral circle is not ideal.

Many people think that the academic tasks of PhDs are very heavy, and some PhDs need to stay in the laboratory for several days to do research, and their lives are relatively boring.

Moreover, PhDs usually do not have much free time, and they have relatively few contacts, unless those who are particularly keen on scientific research and academia, some masters do not like scientific research and academia, and are naturally reluctant to continue to study for a doctorate.

7.The employment outlook is not encouraging.

Many people think that Ph.D. degrees are high, but there are not many employment options. After graduating from the PhD, many people can only continue to do research in the research institute.

It is not so easy to become a university teacher, many colleges and universities require study abroad experience or graduation from a prestigious school when recruiting doctors, and the average doctor can only go to some general universities to be teachers.

The employment prospects of PhDs are not optimistic, so many masters choose direct employment.

Studying for a PhD is a very difficult thing to do.

Many graduate students will ask themselves whether they should take the PhD after graduation, and the answer is different. In fact, a Ph.D. is a topic that most graduate students can't avoid.

Whether it's a student, a teacher, or a family member, a Ph.D. is mentioned from time to time. Of course, graduate students should study for a PhD as much as possible at this important stage. If you can continue to get a doctorate or continue to further your research, it is possible to achieve better results in your professional field, which is a great help for one's growth and development.

In general, whether to do a PhD or not is a practical problem faced by most master's students. And on this point, the tutor is undoubtedly very decidive, because the tutor knows the student's academic ability and development potential, and can make better suggestions.

It is indeed difficult to graduate from a doctorate, and a master's degree in Korea is generally two or two and a half years, and a doctorate is generally three or five years.

As for the research projects, they are all paid, and depending on the project of the supervisor, if the supervisor does not have any projects, it is relatively easy.

Kyung Hee University is ranked relatively high in South Korea, but the requirements for graduating with a doctorate:

It is also a key one, and the relationship with the supervisor should be good. There are hundreds of advisors who decide when you will graduate, and most of those who don't graduate on time have a poor relationship with the professor.

Have enough credits and pass the professional course exam (about 5 courses).

Graduation ** and the like are what they deserve.

Hope you succeed!

If a person is stupid, he must not be stupid when he is studying for a doctorate.

It is impossible to read a book anyway, and it is impossible to read a stupid person.

If a person is a Ph.D. and is stupid, maybe he was even more stupid before he did his Ph.D., and he is already a lot smarter. Or maybe he puts all his energy into learning knowledge, and maybe he doesn't care too much about other things, so everyone thinks it's stupid.

If a person can get a doctorate, it should be said that he still loves reading, and it is true that some people are obsessed with reading, so that they don't think about tea and dinner, so they become fools in the eyes of others.

No matter what others think, just be happy.

Of course, reading is a good thing, but we must also take responsibility for the family, and we can't ignore the things outside the window and concentrate on reading the books of the sages, such nerds have no contribution to society and the family.

Reading is to apply what you have learned, you can't read to death, if you just read for exams, then there is no need to read.

Students read books to make greater contributions to society, and if they just keep reading, but do not output and contribute, it is a waste of time.

So there will be no stupid people who read a PhD, there will only be people who have read a lot of books but have not contributed.

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I went to the supermarket today to buy milk, and I told my girlfriend that milk A is better than milk B (A and B are two brands). My girlfriend said that she couldn't drink the difference, and felt that I definitely couldn't drink either, and that it was just a subjective bias that I thought A was better. So she suggested buying both and doing a single-blind test (she poured a little bit of each and let me tell me which one was better).

But the milk is all 2 liters, and we feel that opening at the same time may spoil.

At this time, she had a whim, and said that she would drink one bucket to the bottom first, and then open the other barrel, so that she could test it at the same time. I think it's a good idea, but I don't think it's fair to the bucket that was opened first, after all, it may not taste as good as when it was first opened after a few days. She thought about it for a moment and said, "It's better to buy two barrels of A and one barrel of B."

Prescribe A first, open B when A is almost finished, and test at the same time; Then turn on A when B is almost finished, and test again. In this way, A and B each have a newly opened lease.

Then she felt that although the experimental conditions were balanced, the probability that I would choose the right one (i.e., choose A) was still quite high -- I could guess the right one time (the expected value). She then proposes to measure multiple times per test so that we can see if the accuracy rate is statistically higher than the chance level (i.e., blind accuracy). At this point, we agreed to buy two barrels of A and one barrel of B.

Single-blind, counterbalance, and repeated experiments were used here, and the results should be very reliable. Hopefully I'll be able to confirm my milk taste.

My girlfriend pressed me to explain why she didn't buy the small package because she didn't want to be really considered stupid for a PhD:

Because there are no small packages. In addition, we are in the United States, A and B are not Mengniu and Yili.

Also, why not do a double-blind experiment?

Because she said she wouldn't be influenced ......So it won't affect me.

Also, there have been large-scale experiments with Coca-Cola and Pepsi in the past, and the conclusion is not clear.

Update on today's experiment results:

The taste of the two milks is still very similar, and I misjudged it twice out of five times.

It may be temperature-related, but the difference is greater when it is placed at room temperature.

It's true that A's milk taste is stronger, and my girlfriend repeatedly compared it several times during the test, and I think so. <>