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It is a popular academic title among uppre-middle-class extremely-theoretically-educated [[humanoid|humanoids]] meaning '''P'''oor '''d'''esperate '''H'''elpless.
It is a popular [[academic degree]] among uppre-middle-class-extremely-theoretically-educated [[humanoid|humanoids]] meaning '''P'''oor '''d'''esperate '''H'''elpless.
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== Symptoms ==
== Symptoms ==
* extreme arrogance
* common philosophy "Got to school, get excellent grades and find secure, high paying job." ...and get [[poverty|poor]].
* extreme arrogance and [[poverty]]
* believe of superiority compared to uneducated people that don't have any diagnosis of mental diseases such as Ing, CSc, Bc, PhDr, PhD, Dr etc.
* believe of superiority compared to uneducated people that don't have any diagnosis of mental diseases such as Ing, CSc, Bc, PhDr, PhD, Dr etc.
* especially arrogant toward people with real skill and successful life
* especially arrogant toward people with real skill and successful life
* extreme mental and material poverty
* heavily taxed while sponsoring [[poverty|poor]]
* heavily taxed while sponsoring poor
* refusal to learn missing skills, believing "I am highly educated, who knows more."
* refusal to learn something important but theories of others
[[Category:humanoids]]
[[Category:humanoids]]

Revision as of 07:43, 3 September 2021

It is a popular academic degree among uppre-middle-class-extremely-theoretically-educated humanoids meaning Poor desperate Helpless.

Symptoms

  • common philosophy "Got to school, get excellent grades and find secure, high paying job." ...and get poor.
  • extreme arrogance and poverty
  • believe of superiority compared to uneducated people that don't have any diagnosis of mental diseases such as Ing, CSc, Bc, PhDr, PhD, Dr etc.
  • especially arrogant toward people with real skill and successful life
  • heavily taxed while sponsoring poor
  • refusal to learn missing skills, believing "I am highly educated, who knows more."