PhD or PhDidnt

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Today I received a very interesting newsletter from TechinAsia, regarding PhD or Ph.Didint.. One of the founders admitted that she had not graduated as a PhD. But the issue is, it's been too often, being found. Why?

The question might go to the idea that when you PhD then you have some authority on some aspect of knowledge that you are mastering. Where it's not always true. Another idea it might be when you are PhD at least you can think systematically, well as a PhD you need to be able to eloquently describe your idea, hypothesis, and reasoning, and therefore you graduate with a PhD. Anyway, it's a very interesting finding though, and I look forward to finding out why is it so happening.  

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