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I agree. If you're spending years getting a PhD, and losing the data would put that degree in jeopardy, then it's definitely on you to ensure that the data you
by db48x 6y ago
I agree. If you're spending years getting a PhD, and losing the data would put that degree in jeopardy, then it's definitely on you to ensure that the data you collect can't be lost. It's a necessary skill of being a scientist, just like keeping accurate lab notebooks, doing statistics, and everything else. If nobody taught you how to do this, you'll just have to learn it yourself.
- loopz 6y agoYes, and if people make mistakes, it's most often (99.99%) not out of spite. However, it can be profitable to not undo the mistake, and the workers have no say what is negotiated in the contract.