Yes. Something very special about this one! I don’t get your point on the meds and a 16-year-old pharmacist though. A16 year old would still be at high school. Most stand-alone Pharm. D. programs take four years to complete. With a completed bachelor’s degree before entering the pharmacy program, it takes eight years to become a pharmacist. Graduating from high school at age 17, add 8 years and you get 25. Your argument does not make sense.