Best-case outcome if neither applies: your idea has commercial potential and you can get a startup out of it. Which means the vast majority of ideas, both STEM and humanities, are out. Even I’m not optimist enough to think your R&D on 16rh century French poets can be a unicorn.
Not for me. I got very little out of peers. It was pure;y about paid-for time for me.
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It's also about creating a context for the kind of work. Talking to my sons about their university experience, I was fascinated that the library was valued as a context - they didn't need the books very often, but a dedicated space for reading, thinking and writing mattered.
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My experience as a librarian says it’s not that researchers ever need lots of books, but that they need a few very specific things that only a large library would have
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