Huh—I'd never heard of that law, but have been citing ~ the concept a lot when describing my journey. More as a curse then anything else though. I'm always drawn toward things that I feel are deeply important that no else is doing...which can make it hard to get paid!
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It's my terminology, after Groucho Marx's "I wouldn't want to belong to any club that would have me as a member". I know exactly what you mean.
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On the other hand only a very few people (near 0 per million) can work at the same intensity for as long a time that the markets demand in an orthogonal venture alone. You work harder when you’re in the vicinity of others working hard.
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That may or may not be true, but you also end up making something that would have existed anyway. Which seems rather dispiriting to me.
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Hmm...this may be true for benefiting one's reputation, but not net social benefit. I wouldn't discount the ability of funding + urgency to accelerate discovery. Collaboration is so important! (When I wrote that tweet, I was thinking of the Space Race.)
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Of course, I probably feel this way because my particular area of research isn't hypertrendy or overfunded. Grass is always greener
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Painfully true & def our methods, however difficult.
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I remember Steve Jobs once said: we don’t follow market, we create market.
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