>If all successful academics work late, then advocating others do the same seems reasonable? And it seems particular important to define what constitutes "succ

>If all successful academics work late, then advocating others do the same seems reasonable? And it seems particular important to define what constitutes "success" (is it getting a PhD or actually doing something useful with it?) and the means to obtain it (does it depend on the approval of said late-working academics, who therefore may be inclined to reward others who share their beliefs that working late merits rewarding?)