Imtiaz Sooliman – . , The Da Vinci Institute’s 2020 Laureate the value of a Doctoral qualification

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A man named Ben Anderson is hosting a doctoral presentation at the Darwin's Institute. He thanks everyone for their hard work and congratulates them on their success. He discusses the importance of innovation and education in the country and the need for people to find credible solutions to problems. He also talks about the need for universities to implement doctorates and the importance of hard work in finding solutions.

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			Thank you very much. Darwin's
Institute, Professor Kirsten,
		
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			Professor Ben Anderson, I don't
know everybody's names, sorry.
		
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			Thank you very much for the invite
and for this honor that you've
		
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			given me a special thank you to
the guys that did the real hard
		
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			work, all you 14 Doctor candidates
who done amazingly well, I've been
		
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			to many, many doctoral
graduations, I must tell you, but
		
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			you guys are really serious about
your guys' thesis and the way you
		
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			guys do things.
		
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			Congratulations. The country needs
people for innovation, education
		
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			studies. And before I go give you
a little bit of my background, I
		
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			just want to make a little comment
about the doctoral thesis that we
		
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			select. We find that universities
throughout the country, many
		
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			students go about doing
doctorates. The important question
		
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			is this, do we do a doctoral
thesis just to take the register
		
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			to get our degree, or we are
serious about changing situations
		
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			in the country? Do we study those
doctorates of fine, innovative
		
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			ways to find credible solutions to
the multifarious problems in the
		
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			different disciplines in our
country, because we have libraries
		
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			full of research documents over
and over again. Does anybody ever
		
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			take those documents and implement
it to better the lives of the
		
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			people in this country.
Universities have to look at that
		
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			very seriously, because you put a
lot of effort into this thing.
		
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			It's years and years, or it's
sometimes two years of hard work.
		
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			You wait for months for the Ethics
Committee to get you your
		
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			approval, and then you sit for
hours, sacrificing your family.
		
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			You have the your course
coordinators and those looking
		
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			after you, your supervisors
checking what you're doing. But
		
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			all that money is not of no use,
even though doctors are not
		
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			implemented for the benefit of
society.