comment: >
  
  Just become a surgical fellow under the British Royal college of surgeons and you can go back to being Mister/Miss all over again.
context: Everytime I see stories about him I reember his episode on 30 Rock which ended with him and Tina yelling  at the moon:
  ‘I walked on your FACE!’ >
  
  I think of him clocking that moon landing denier in the face >
  
  That moon landing denier was asking to be punched.  I mean when you go up to a person and tell them that the greatest achievement of their life was a fraud, a punch in the face is the minimum of what you should expect to receive. >
  
  The denier was also very aggressive, up in his face and wouldn’t let him by. It’s was deemed self defense and justified. I love watching that video every so often. Fine if you want to think it was fake, but don’t harass people. >
  
  No I'm pretty sure the video of him punching the guy is real >
  
  ah, the ol' Reddit fist-a-roo! >
  
  How deep does this link go?? I just wanted to read more about Buzz’s new wife, and now I’ve gone into a bunch of Reddit warp zones 😵‍💫 >
  
  The part you want to know:
  
  Dr Faur, 63, who has a PhD in chemical engineering, is the executive vice president of Mr Aldrin's company, Buzz Aldrin Ventures.
  
  Good for them both >
  
  
  let’s all enjoy that moment again
  
  And Buzz Aldrin has a PhD as well, so he's Dr. Aldrin. >
  
  Buzz Aldrin's doctorate is a ScD. Not a PhD. Not a big difference. Both are doctorate level degrees. >
  
  Anyone with a doctorate in any field can be called doctor. Most don't outside of the usual expectations. Those that do typically have a decent reason. Some are pretentious twats who make their middle school students address them as doctor. >
  
  I'm a medical doctor. As my dad (also a doctor) liked to say repeatedly, we're not doctors because we don't have a doctorate, we should be called medical practitioners.
  I just never mention it except for when I hope to score an airline upgrade.
  (Did get the call is there a doctor on the flight once but they looked at me when I arrived and repeated the question to make sure I understood it. Then they went with someone else who more looked the part, ironically much more like a university academic as it happens.)