You don't go to Harvard and there is no basis upon which you can argue that Cambridge or Oxford is not one of the best universities in the world. As you still remain unable, and too embarrassed to name your own university. Sad really

And yes, I do believe that, there are shit-hole unis who hand out degrees to morons, and I know PhDs who are sharp as a block of wood. Doing an extra 3 years of study at the end of your degree doesn't miraculously make you more intelligent. You may know more about the very specific area you researched but if you got it from Anglia Ruskin or Leeds Met university you are still probably the same moron as you were at undergrad. Moreover, if you knew anything about top institutions you'd know that I regularly speak to Fellows, PhDs and other experts in almost every field from nuclear physics to Classics who are more than happy to go on and on about their subject.

PhDs at half way respectable institutions are, of course, better than finalist undergrads. But also remember that maths at Oxbridge is a master's course that takes 4 years (so the final year students aren't even technically undergrads they already have a Bachelor's), and it is far more advanced than you doing maths taking 3 other subjects at the same time. They struggle to do just their one mathematics course and you think you know how complex conceptually mathematics can be despite doing it to a MUCH lower level of maths along side WGS, creative writing and german. Even if you worked as hard as them, you'd only cover a quarter of the material in 4 years. You saying maths isn't conceptually difficult holds as much weight as a 17 year old who finds maths at school easy saying the same, you've never done real, high level, conceptually difficult maths.

Absolute joke that you believe that you intelligent one despite literally studying two bullshit subjects (creative writing and WGS) at a sub-par university. Society already ranked us, one of us ended up at some backwater shit hole to reflect his academic and intellectual capacity.

I've already articulated what my degree is No you didn't, I asked what creative writing was and how that could be a real degree since it doesn't seem like there's an objective way to assess it, nor does there seem to be a way that you could study the subject without it just being English literature. The ignorance I asked you to shed light on was the bit that you couldn't manage

It must be depressing to be embarrassed by your own university, jesus. Should've worked harder at school pal