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I think his tribe-village-city analogy plays a big part in that, though. A famous researcher probably wouldn't have as large an audience, and that audience wou
by Jarwain 7y ago
I think his tribe-village-city analogy plays a big part in that, though.
A famous researcher probably wouldn't have as large an audience, and that audience would most likely consist of other researchers in similar or adjacent fields of research
- arexxbifs 7y agoI’m pretty sure someone like Katie Bouman has a lot of horror stories to tell about the downside of fame. Reading this article makes me very happy about being more or less completely unknown and unremarkable enough to not become an overnight sensation.