 Got a bachelor's degree in philosophy and Asian studies from Dartmouth, master's in philosophy and ethics from Cambridge, and a doctorate in philosophy from Stanford. He's taught at the university level. He frequently guest lectures about business, and he has a really interesting article about how the financial journalists in this country are just owned by Wall Street. They never report the facts about Wall Street, and we're all being bamboozled. I don't think that's too far a reach, actually.