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They have a government pension. They spent 30 years "working" on their research interest instead of at the beck of bosses and clients. Even if they spend retir
by lonelappde 7y ago
They have a government pension.
They spent 30 years "working" on their research interest instead of at the beck of bosses and clients. Even if they spend retirement stuck as a grocery clerk, they'll have a better life (more funded free time to pursue their personal interests) than almost everyone.
- sadfklsjlkjwt 7y agoWill the job of grocery clerk exist in 20 years?
- cedex12 7y agoresearch interests ≠ personal interests, necessarily.
- rusticpenn 7y agoResearch is not very different from work actually. You always work on the basis of market demand (In this case, the funding organisations)