John Bordynuik Brock Physics BSc until the legislature hired me during my second year. I then continued studies in Toronto, some partially paid by the legislature (tuition reimbursement).
Later they paid me to go to a private university for CPU architecture and system internals.
Finally in 2004, My magnetic media research was structured to lead to an honorary doctorate.
I did solve a near impossible problem (MIT tried with PhD candidates) as many large companies and institutions attempted to solve the problem.
In all, my schooling (physics) does not apply to what I do now but I have witnessed many highly successful scientists solve near impossible problems outside their field because they are not bound by the barriers and assumptions of scientists in the field.
Firefly Battery is an excellent example of this. I have talent to apply research and technology in completely unrelated fields to solve problems. That is a key factor in our success.
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