Came back to add this for all future debates:
Aside from being an English and creative writing major, I work frequently in cybersecurity, law and criminology. I'm working on triple majoring in forensics or crim by next spring, since I've already taken classes. Major pursuits I've studied since early childhood are biology/biochemistry, physics (primarily quantitative and particle), engineering (all types but specifically mechanical, computer and electrical), biblical studies, business, journalism, creative and non-fiction writing, American, Middle Eastern, European and Meso-American history, and some anthropology.
I've worked with my church for almost ten years in aspects of volunteering—women's and children's shelters, videography, homeless sheltering & feeding, you name it—and I work with people with both vocational jobs AND areas where PhD's are involved (notably the medical field and professors) for academic and creative writing. I'm a filmmaker, documentarian, photographer and more. I work with anonymous groups to track and catch predators and expose corruption. And there's more I won't get into, but I think this is just enough.
It's safe to say, I know what I'm talking about. Articulation can be an issue, but don't let a few typos and stutters fool you. I've got that autistic shine that people who don't pay attention to details tend to hate too lmao, so I will point out errors in arguments. Have a good day.
- J.