Our local Mayor is a millennial. Everyone on the city council is boomer or older. The boomers are children playing highschool politics with obvious smear campaigns, audience plants, and are clamoring about "disrespect" that the mayor showed when forced by the media to make a statement about the councilman doing something so egregious in a meeting it made national news.
I feel bad for the Mayor and hate those city council fucks. But I live outside the city boundary so even though we're affected by their policies we can't vote or anything.
Geology. A PhD is unnecessary unless you want to work in academia (bleh) or for the USGS, which is prestigious but hard to get into even with a PhD. So I've heard. There likely would be no appreciable salary increase and in fact would fall into the "overqualified" trap. Master's is the standard level employers desire.
I'm unemployed and bummed about it and looking at the PhD because having a project like that sounds awesome.
I'm staring at a PhD and genuinely considering it. I already have an M.S. and that was brutal. But my career stalled and nobody is hiring. Plus I hate myself. Should I do it?
I just want to do a cool project. I have no interest in academia, lol.
That's awesome man! I'm sorry for whatever made you hit your out of pocket max but I'm glad you're planning to take full advantage of this gravy train.
You're right about October being burnt umber but it's burnt umber, red, and other reddish orange hues. Thursday is like a bright yellow which is more like September.
2 years should have gotten you through petro and geomorph so you're just as qualified as a lot of grads. Nobody ever remembers anything from structure.