MG> One wonders where Sauer was when I typed that long post about
MG> psychologists not needing to be licensed. I have a degree, that is true,
MG> but never did I ever imply that I practice psychology in an office with
MG> patients. It should cause him pain to be so stupid maybe if it hurt him
MG> he might get motivated to actually *LEARN* something.

Speaking of that, I am using my newfound leisure to repair some holes in my
education.  When I took Psychology 101 in 1980, the professor was a great
deal more interested in talking about the upcoming presidential election
that was in talking about Jean Piaget, so last summer, I took an
undergraduate course in developmental psychology (e.g. Piaget, Erikson,
Marcia, Kohlberg....)  Not only did I repair a hole, I had a great time
doing it.

I didn't take calculus as a undergrad, so that may be up next.

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