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To teach at the junior college level the minimum is a master. I only got a bachelor degree. But if TOEQUEST gives out degree I would be 2nd in line to Mike. There are more members here than there are students in my college.
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Well you are never to old to go back to college Antonio. There are, I'm sure a number of scholarships available to you. Further you should be teaching at a college level. I think you can buy Masters and Doctorates on the internet, but I doubt if that would count.
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I'm looking for a means to an end not for an end to some means. This means to do independent research regardless of the lack of a thesis advisor(s). My thesis is still that of spacetime quantization.
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A thesis is usually not advised Antonio, it's normally your pick, though you would have to be persuing a MS with a major in physics. The Doctoral Disertation is where you have an advisor and committee and defense. But both would require time and probably interupt the time you have for your research.
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In the meantime I am going for the 3 in 1 deal: I'll be my own advisor, my own PHD defender, and my own referee.
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You're age has given you wisdom beyond the normal college student Antonio. You are right you do not need to go back.

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But how can I measure my own forward motion relative to my own motion?
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Of course you can, it would be subjective rather than objective, but so what.
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Could it becomes subjectively projective instead of objectively retroactive?
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It can be anything you want it to be Antonio.

I have to go to the store now while it's still warm and I can put the top down to my car. I hope I don't get a ticket.

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