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This is pretty hard to take: "Perhaps the most-telling response: Not even 10 percent said they stay in academe because 'My work matters.'" They must have gone astray long ago if they completed a Ph.D. not believing their work mattered.
Yes! This is so confusing to me. I absolutely believe my work matters - my scholarship, my public engagement and outreach, my teaching. If I thought this didn't matter, I'd go do something else! There are far easier ways to get a paycheck!
I cannot imagine sticking it out in an academic job while thinking that nothing I did mattered. Honestly, a professor who doesn't think their field matters probably should move on, for their own sake and for the field's sake.
I agree, and I can only imagine it comes across to the students!
I wonder how much of it is some sort of selection effect from the author’s Twitter followers? It does seem like <10% “my work matters” and 45% “What else can I do?” is really weird!https://twitter.com/pannapacker/status/1441520706479611905 …
Good point; in my rage I wasn't thinking about methodology 
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