>The calculous[sic] is fairly simple. Tenure track and then have an easy work life but less money, or go to industry and make lots of money but work more. You

>The calculous[sic] is fairly simple. Tenure track and then have an easy work life but less money, or go to industry and make lots of money but work more. You have no clue what you are talking about. Going from academia into industry, the work is much less stressful, and the pay is much higher. "Easy work life" and being a research professor are mutually exclusive. Your work never ends. >The issue isn't stem so much as the stuff where there isn't a highly paying industry sector. Those PhDs will have to go out of state f Again, you have no idea how this market works. The absolute, vast majority of PhD holders and grad students come out of state to begin with. They will simply avoid Texas, which is simpler than going out of state.