Degree in magic to be offered at University of Exeter

a reply to: Xtrozero

Yeah I'm not sure at all about the why's and wherefores but something is happening, that as yet is inexplicable. Maybe that we can agree on?

a reply to: beyondknowledge2

Sometimes, yes.

a reply to: Xtrozero

Errr.. no.

My tests worked every time?

So did the rest of the class?

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2

Errr.. no.

My tests worked every time?

So did the rest of the class?

Ok... what was the test? Seems out of all the scientific testing done where they buried large pipes with water etc yours is the only one to work, congrats.

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2

Who are you replying to?

The person who actually gets a degree in Magic and Occult Science and then goes looks for a job.

originally posted by: Xtrozero
So I see you have a Master's degree, nice... What is this? Magic and Occult Science? I'm sorry we just filled the position.

There must be a good amount of bogus degrees and bogus studies.

Master in Magic and the Occult
Diploma in David Beckham
PhD in Gender Studies

All of them are great qualifications offering job security and plenty of useful knowledge.

originally posted by: Xtrozero

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2

Who are you replying to?

The person who actually gets a degree in Magic and Occult Science and then goes looks for a job.

Did you know that in England you don't really need a law degree to become a lawyer. Just graduate with a degree and you can use it to get into law. Even if you have a degree in Magic or Gender Studies they will get you.

a reply to: Muldar

Wondered when you'd turn up again Doctor Who.

Did you know that in England you don't really need a law degree to become a lawyer.

Yes, you do.

But don't let truth get in the way of your preconceived dislike of anything and anyone British.

originally posted by: 5ofineed5aladder
a reply to: VulcanWerks
And since they can't get a job they invent a job and then teach that to other people. Hah.
Round n round.

Liberal welfare at its best.

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: surfer_soul

No.

All I can say is we did an experiment.

A tray of 20 paper cups, one full of water, covered up, a twisted wire coathanger held lightly between finger and thumb, and it worked every time.

Don't know why.

Also went into synchronicity. Now that is something else...

Had a well Witcher look for water on my dads property. They failed miserably.


Evidently between water in the atmosphere, water pipes in the ground, flooded abandoned mine shafts, to the numerous aquifers underground, to there might be oceans of water under the earth’s crust. What determines what water to detect?

originally posted by: Freeborn
a reply to: Muldar

Wondered when you'd turn up again Doctor Who.

Did you know that in England you don't really need a law degree to become a lawyer.

Yes, you do.

But don't let truth get in the way of your preconceived dislike of anything and anyone British.

I see that the last post of mine has hit a nerve.

What is the truth?
Let me tell you... In the UK you can become a lawyer without the need to have a law degree. Just have any degree and just be any graduate and you can join some law conversion courses...

Is that great?!
The quality seems great too!

a reply to: FlyersFan

Well I've already got one useless degree. Guess I'll get another 😂

a reply to: FlyersFan

That is so cool..Where was this 20 years ago?

We had normal secular "religious studies", now you can choose either the light or dark side of it. That's change.

Islam makes sense actually. I would think that or Jewish studies.

Sorcery. Jinn (Genies and lamps), the stuff of smokeless flame. Like Aladdin, which is a story about Islamic sorcery. The manic blue thing was actually a jinn of Shaitan. Saudi Arabia (and many Sharia Law counties) even have sorcery units, so this is also REALLY taboo.

But they likely chose it because Solomon magic via Islamic sorcery is the base of things like Aleister Crowley (Goetia) and Theistic Satanism occult magic today.

Though Jewish mysticism gave the concept to Islam, it would be more likely to cause controversy among Muslims if it was in the Jewish Studies department, I am guessing.

And they share King Solomon, and his legion of jinn/demons.

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
Seems this course is about the history of magic and it's social and philosophical issues.

It's not Hogwarts and teaching spells and whatnot.

But, cue faux outrage etc.

One or two courses as fun electives is cool.

A Degree program is foolish and a theft of stupid people’s money.

I can see the poor little leftist lgbt global warming kids with their newly minted double major sheepskin - magic and gender counsellor - making the obligatory 7.50 per hour -

“Owww it buuuuuurns the stupid spell somebody put on me somebody call Professor Dumbassdor !!”

I saw some unis offering degrees on Taylor Swift... This doesn't strike me as less valuable than those

a reply to: stevieray
The kids getting this degree will all have officially renamed themselves with fabulous drag queen names -
Hairy Pooter

Ron Willingslut

Hermoaning Stranger

a reply to: Muldar

BA (Hons) Law class 2:1, me.

I'm guessing, Swimming Certificate?

a reply to: Muldar

You need more than a degree to practice law.

www.lawsociety.org.uk...

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: Muldar

You need more than a degree to practice law.

I saw some kind of conversion courses online. So it means you can jump into the law profession if you have a degree in sociology and gender studies. That's magic! More magic than the degree itself in magic and the history of magic.