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Answers for me: > Why didn't you do those things? Because at that time I was a child, and thus simply wasn't able to, even though I saw the potential. > Why
by aleph_minus_one 2y ago
Answers for me:
> Why didn't you do those things?
Because at that time I was a child, and thus simply wasn't able to, even though I saw the potential.
> Why aren't you trying to catch the next trend?
I actually attempt to, but since I have an exhausting job, I can only invest very little time at night and weekends on this topic. And no, my (also work) environment is not very receptive to my ideas ... :-(
So, what I do is rather attempting to catch some long-term future trends.
But I am very sure that I am onto some something(s) since when I presented some of my ideas to my former PhD advisor a few months ago, he immediately made slight attempts to (re)hire me. Well, a few years ago, I would likely have taken such an offer, but now I am not anymore willing to accept the bad job security and prospects in academia (which were central reasons why I left academia).
- spencerchubb 2y agoSo it sounds like you agree there is not a lack of new trends :) There are plenty of new ideas and trends. However most people do not pursue them because we're too young, need job stability, etc