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Better ways of thinking, feeling, and acting—around problems of meaning and meaninglessness; self and society; ethics, purpose, and value.

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    David Chapman‏ @Meaningness 17 Nov 2018
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    David Chapman Retweeted michael_nielsen

    Mismatch in scientific career path between what's good for individuals and what's good for science may be the biggest reason for collapse in research ROI. Status quo is bad for both: career path sucks, and it also strongly incentivizes mediocre, business-as-usual research.https://twitter.com/michael_nielsen/status/1063424796891860994 …

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    michael_nielsen @michael_nielsen
    Indeed, it creates a sense that science _must_ be done this way. We must have PIs, a group is composed in such-and-such a way, scientists have a particular career path, are of a particular age, have a certain type of mentoring, produce a certain kind of output, etc.
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      2. Journeyman Pedant‏ @journeymanped 18 Nov 2018
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        I'm sympathetic to some of the arguments, and of course we can (and in many cases probably should) test radical ideas for organisational things, but I'm afraid I'm a fairly strong believer in the "diminishing returns are inevitable" thesis, at least in "basic" science. (1/2)

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      3. David Chapman‏ @Meaningness 18 Nov 2018
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        The “low-hanging fruit” argument certainly seems to apply to fundamental physics. But there’s new fields always opening up. So does it apply to science overall? I don’t know, and don’t know how we could know, but it doesn’t seem to matter for “how can we do better?”

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      1. Szymon Majewski‏ @brewingsense 17 Nov 2018
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        The biggest challage I see for myself as young researcher: finding an institution that would not get in the way of my research with a community that would be conductive to my research. (Also finding the right problems to work on, but that's a meta-problem that is always there).

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