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[AndyinPA]

[RTH10260]

I hold a science degree from BYU-Idaho,

From her bio on the GOP election platform site https:// idgop.org/candidate/tammy-nichols/ (as seen in Google cache)

[pipistrelle]

I hold a science degree from BYU-Idaho,

From her bio on the GOP election platform site https:// idgop.org/candidate/tammy-nichols/ (as seen in Google cache)

What is a "science" degree? Even bachelor's degrees are usually specific, biology, physics, chemistry, etc.

[Ben-Prime]

I hold a science degree from BYU-Idaho,

From her bio on the GOP election platform site https:// idgop.org/candidate/tammy-nichols/ (as seen in Google cache)

What is a "science" degree? Even bachelor's degrees are usually specific, biology, physics, chemistry, etc.

Unless BYU-Idaho is somehow modeled on something like the Maryland or New Mexico campuses of St. John's College ... a single undergraduate curriculum which consists of something akin to seven liberal arts of the trivium and the quadrivium -- you study in four categories of language/literature, mathematics/astronomy, biology & physical sciences, and then a bit of music. That's one of the rare instances where I see a Bachelor's Degree in something generic like 'science' or 'liberal arts' without a distinguishing 'major'. I'm too lazy to look it up and see if BYU-I is set up the same way, though.

[keith]

I hold a science degree from BYU-Idaho,

From her bio on the GOP election platform site https:// idgop.org/candidate/tammy-nichols/ (as seen in Google cache)

What is a "science" degree? Even bachelor's degrees are usually specific, biology, physics, chemistry, etc.

"Religious 'Science' " perhaps?

[jcolvin2]

"Religious 'Science' " perhaps?

Where everything is measured in cubits.

[pipistrelle]

From her bio on the GOP election platform site https:// idgop.org/candidate/tammy-nichols/ (as seen in Google cache)

What is a "science" degree? Even bachelor's degrees are usually specific, biology, physics, chemistry, etc.

Unless BYU-Idaho is somehow modeled on something like the Maryland or New Mexico campuses of St. John's College ... a single undergraduate curriculum which consists of something akin to seven liberal arts of the trivium and the quadrivium -- you study in four categories of language/literature, mathematics/astronomy, biology & physical sciences, and then a bit of music. That's one of the rare instances where I see a Bachelor's Degree in something generic like 'science' or 'liberal arts' without a distinguishing 'major'. I'm too lazy to look it up and see if BYU-I is set up the same way, though.

Fun fact: I considered St. John's.

I looked around the website a bit. The science degrees seem specific-food science, animal science, nursing science, geology, biological, etc. I couldn't find "science." I don't know how you get a meaningful degree in "science." An employer or grad school wouldn't know where to begin with you.

[much ado]

My guess is that her degree is a BS, Bachelor of Science. So she calls it a "Science" degree. Just a guess.

[Dave from down under]

My guess is that her degree is a BS, Bachelor of Science. So she calls it a "Science" degree. Just a guess.

I’m thankful not to have a BS degree
That would be shitty

Mines a more refined BAS.. Bachelor of Applied Science (Environmental).

[Slarti the White]

"Religious 'Science' " perhaps?

Where everything is measured in cubits.

If you want to be really scientifik, you should use the FFF* system of measurements. That's how you get things to go "boink".


* Furlongs, Fortnights, and Firkins.

[northland10]

My guess is that her degree is a BS, Bachelor of Science. So she calls it a "Science" degree. Just a guess.

I’m thankful not to have a BS degree
That would be shitty

Mines a more refined BAS.. Bachelor of Applied Science (Environmental).

I stayed away from BS and had a BM.

[Resume18]

Truly weaponized stupidity.

[pipistrelle]

My guess is that her degree is a BS, Bachelor of Science. So she calls it a "Science" degree. Just a guess.

Yeah, but it's got to be in something.

[Azastan]

Because there's really stupid people out there, there is a conspiracy theory about mRNA vaccines being given to livestock (mostly cattle) which in turn will somehow also vaccinate YOU after you ingest the meat or milk from these mRNA animals.

Calling Kap'n Karl to the rumour phone...

[bill_g]

As long as the people opposed to mRNA also avoid rBST, GMO, other bioengineered products in their daily lives, and only eat Organic, I am not adverse to their personal preference. As soon as I see them wolf down some Taco Bell, I'll know they are FOS.

[Sam the Centipede]

Because there's really stupid people out there, there is a conspiracy theory about mRNA vaccines being given to livestock (mostly cattle) which in turn will somehow also vaccinate YOU after you ingest the meat or milk from these mRNA animals.

Calling Kap'n Karl to the rumour phone...

But … won't you need shore-to-ship radio to contact the AMFF Armada?

[qbawl]

"Religious 'Science' " perhaps?

Where everything is measured in cubits.

If you want to be really scientifik, you should use the FFF* system of measurements. That's how you get things to go "boink".


* Furlongs, Fortnights, and Firkins.

Back in the day I read an article in a technical trade rag which among other amusing things spoke of a new printer technology capable of speeds up to 23,582 CPF (Characters per Fortnight). Yes it was a parody.

[Azastan]

But … won't you need shore-to-ship radio to contact the AMFF Armada?

Nah, he's hanging out on Lake Ditch right now.

[much ado]

My guess is that her degree is a BS, Bachelor of Science. So she calls it a "Science" degree. Just a guess.

Yeah, but it's got to be in something.

Yes, it does. But she's not telling us. And because it's a "Bachelor of Science", she thinks she can call it a "Science" degree. BYU Idaho offers degrees in Food Science, for example. Maybe she doesn't think "Food Science" sounds impressive enough, so she just calls it a "Science" degree. Just a guess.

[RTH10260]

Food science - how to create your own vegan burger

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