“What do you believe that other people don’t?” Answered honestly, it often is just a reflection of the peer group you surround yourself with. And if you cannot convince at least some of your peers of a strong belief then something is wrong. Find new beliefs or new peers.
In a research culture this isn't true. Research may be thought of as a search for things you believe that other don't (and where, eventually - but with a delay - you can convince them). Top researchers often believe a lot of v unusual things, & may take a long time to convince
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That part sounds more interesting than many of the outputs which seem more like model building and data collection to support intuitions that people have but are not yet rigorously backed up.
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I just read this the other day. Maybe it was you who tweeted it out?https://www.pnas.org/content/112/2/360 …
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