Three PhD defences, and a comps exam in 12 days.
Ouch.
And I'm chair of all the vivas, and the comps is in meteo...
Some sort of subliminal overcompensation, I guess.
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Won't you need superluminal compensation to do all of that?
Just sayin'.
Need, yes.
Receive, no.