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Tweet (1) is explained by the fact that you're not doing engineering anymore... It's one of the biggest signs that you've stepped into the room just next to it: science.
In fact, tweet (2) is the only thing I need to know to say you're doing science 
https://twitter.com/sina_lana/status/948940496268804096?s=19 …
I've seen this pinned tweet before- really really like it. I do feel like this is good advice that extends outside of strictly science because really- things generally go better when you follow the evidence. "Good decisions end when...." etc
This discussion reminds me of the "good vs bad test" discussion. Once you're optimizing for a measure (eg "being right") rather than for the actual goal (eg "knowledge"), you'll lose a lot of time as soon as measure and goal inevitably start diverging.https://twitter.com/sina_lana/status/1205677284591460352?s=19 …
https://twitter.com/sina_lana/status/1205673824689065985 …That's a great connection there. I've actually said before in a tweet that I think overly simplistic measures are causing a lot more problems than we're recognizing. This subject is near and dear to my heart. Adding ego as a category of "simplistic measures"- that's insightful!
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