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FLUFFYGERM posted...

Zeeak4444 posted...

FLUFFYGERM posted...

I'd be able to get a PhD in any area of psychology. Anyone could. I'm not special in this regard lol.

The point I'm getting at is that I think computer science is much more difficult than most if not all aspects of psychology, gender studies, sociology, etc. If I could handle that once I applied myself and focused, then I could do it in any field.

LOL at you being butthurt, sorry that your field isn't rocket science.

So delusions of grandiose. Very nice.

Also I'm not in the Psych field, I'm just not a moron.

How is it delusions of grandiose (do you fucking mean grandeur? lmao) when I said that I think anyone can get a PhD in any area of psychology?

Key point is that we're talking about your claim on yourself. Not the followup comments trying to demean the field.

Grandiose:

1) impressive or magnificent in appearance or style, especially pretentiously so.
"the court's grandiose facade"
synonyms:magnificent, impressive, grand, imposing, awe-inspiring, splendid, resplendent, majestic, glorious, elaborate; More

2) excessively grand or ambitious.
"grandiose plans to reform the world"
synonyms:ambitious, bold, overambitious, extravagant, high-flown, flamboyant; informalover the top
"a grandiose plan"

No. I used the right word for what I was referring to.

I typically hate posting definitions but I guess it's needed here.

Here's grandeur:

1) splendor and impressiveness, especially of appearance or style.
"the austere grandeur of mountain scenery"
synonyms:splendor, magnificence, impressiveness, glory, resplendence, majesty, greatness; More

2) high rank or social importance.
"for all their grandeur, the chancellors were still officials of the household"

So what's the problem aside from me using grandiose instead of grandiosity...
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