>Going socialist is mandatory if we want to fix this Of course, the lede is buried exactly where expected. How novel an idea it is that the the system is separ

>Going socialist is mandatory if we want to fix this Of course, the lede is buried exactly where expected. How novel an idea it is that the the system is separable from its components and that utopia is indeed achievable if only the rest of the world would wake up and learn to serve your idea of a higher purpose. The inevitable counterpoint is that the system is responding predictably and efficaciously to a change to its environment: more undergraduate funding leads to more students pursuing graduate degrees and a greater deal of competition in the academic space. The "problem" is self-correcting. It turns out science doesn't need happy scientists. The reason why you don't attach your name to comments like this is because your possession of a name worth attaching would preclude this comment from existing.