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Before rise to prominence? Presumably she did not publish the work that won her the Nobel and win it on the same day. Surely publishing Nobel-level work in you
by cool_dude85 5y ago
Before rise to prominence? Presumably she did not publish the work that won her the Nobel and win it on the same day.
Surely publishing Nobel-level work in your field means you have already "risen to prominence."
- jhgb 5y agoHow do you tell before such an award is granted whether someone's work is Nobel-worthy or not? There's plenty of already-published works right now that will earn dozens of Nobels to some people in the next decade -- care to tell us which works we should be looking for?
- cool_dude85 5y agoLuckily for me I'm not an admin on wikipedia, so I don't have to decide whose work is notable enough to justify a page. That's their problem. And it's fine for them to get heat when they make bad decisions, or when people notice that those decisions are systematically biased. I don't have to solve the problem to say it's bad.