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I don't see how that matters - if you trained your whole life for one branch of science (or one career), you're a lot more likely to stay where you are rather t
by Karunamon 9y ago
I don't see how that matters - if you trained your whole life for one branch of science (or one career), you're a lot more likely to stay where you are rather than spend years starting from zero to move where you think more money might be.
That's a risk many are not willing to take.
- Oletros 9y agoWhy they should move to another career?
- Avshalom 9y ago"Climate Scientists" did not train their entire life to be climate scientists they come to it from a general background in geology, environmental science or physics with a two-three class "focus" during undergrad, another two to three class focus during grad school and maybe a phd. Maybe. Some of them just wound up there because they were the only people in the department with the Fortran chops to get the models working.
- maxxxxx 9y agoClimate scientists could deal with long-term weather prediction and other stuff. They don't need climate change to stay relevant.