“HAHAHA... c’mon... REALLY??? You’re quoting your IQ and the fact that you went to Stanford?? On an anonymous internet chat board? What a hoot. Should we bow down?
Well my qualifications were called out by another who suggested I write a book on the subject of pricing, so I responded in a truthful way by giving my qualifications and admitting that I actually have just finished writing just such a book.
You can bow down if you want, but most people would think you a fool for doing so. The point was not to get admiration, I’ve done enough in my life that I couldn’t give a hoot what you or anyone thinks of me, but I’m not keen on having my arguments dismissed out of hand without a response. Perhaps if confronted with the same question you would have responded that you were born to a clown family and have an IQ of 3, as a means of establishing your Internet humility bona fides, but I would suggest that might be a mistake.
So, let’s turn the tables a little. Since you have called me out, I will ask you what your background in economics is, where you went to college, what your IQ is and what you have written on the subject. You seem after all to believe your pronoucements on economic matters are beyond reproach and I just want to make sure you aren’t puffing yourself up like some Internet babboon.
I went to Giant State U, with a degree in Computer Science, and went to mid-sized Private U, with a Masters Degree in a management discipline.
I’ve written nothing on the subject. Al Gore has written a couple of real nifty books on Climate Change (and even managed to go to *gasp* Harvard), and I would feel very comfortable debating client change science with him.