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I have a Bachellor's in Geography, but I do not call myself a Geographer.
I have a Master's in Clinical Psychology and do not call myself a Psychologist.
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What you call yourself is irrelevant. I suppose a person who graduates from medical school shouldn't call themselves a doctor too eh? The fact remains that if you have graduated in the coursework to become a doctor, you are one even if you choose not to use those skills. The same is true of all the other examples too.
Wolf, I also design, build, and support global computer networks consisting of different security models, wiring, topologies, network protocols, routing protocols, operating systems, hardware, software, databases, email systems, secure VPN's, etc.
I have never supported less than 800 people in any computer job since 1996.
I'm also not too proud to do any small job, especially when a vice-president requests it. So if they want me to boobytrap minesweeper, go to the house of the CEO to setup his wireless networking, unpack computers, do hardware fixes on old systems, or take a trip to Cabo, Mexico to setup 40 laptops, I do that too.
I provided meaningful and relevant references and facts backing up the assertion that Moore's law is in no danger of being violated because we'll have working quantum computers within 3 years. He gave worthless opinions backed by nothing.