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From a physicist's standpoint, always being right is disheartening. I think that every physicist hopes to see something that does not match and then a fantasti
by BrandoElFollito 6y ago
From a physicist's standpoint, always being right is disheartening.
I think that every physicist hopes to see something that does not match and then a fantastic work begins.
I did not see anything like this during my studies, PhD and short career and moved to industry. I terribly miss the teaching, though.
- mooneater 6y agoIs there a way you can continue to teach in some capacity?
- BrandoElFollito 6y agoThis is something I have in mind for some time. I have a great job, but it takes all my "professional" time, the rest if for my family and hobbies. I am still 10-12 years away from official retirement and until then I doubt to have the time. Taken into account the seniority of my position, I am quite confident that I could teach afterwards at a good school, something I would do even for free.