01-02-2023, 01:04 AM
If you're an undergrad in a good university and you excel at what you do, regardless of the subject, you're definitely over the 110-115 mark. Masters students, probably over 120. PHD students over 125-130. If you're able to publish a few papers, you're definitely over the 130 mark and probably approaching 140.
Most of my professors think in a way that i find really interesting. Always asking relevant questions and challenging your work in ways you might not have previously thought of. 140+ thinkers are obvious. They're normally really humble, agreeable and open to different interpretations, but they'll be able to guide your own thoughts along the right lines without necessarily agreeing with them.
This is only in the humanities field, and from what i've observed. Outside of that i'm not really sure.
Most of my professors think in a way that i find really interesting. Always asking relevant questions and challenging your work in ways you might not have previously thought of. 140+ thinkers are obvious. They're normally really humble, agreeable and open to different interpretations, but they'll be able to guide your own thoughts along the right lines without necessarily agreeing with them.
This is only in the humanities field, and from what i've observed. Outside of that i'm not really sure.
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Whacking great Wesley quotient
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