Ah, so that's why 90% of my colleagues with Ph.D.s in physics didn't get jobs as professors of physics. They just weren't of a high-enough quality. If only the

Ah, so that's why 90% of my colleagues with Ph.D.s in physics didn't get jobs as professors of physics. They just weren't of a high-enough quality. If only they'd worked 35% harder, the universities would have created physicist jobs for everyone. Yeah, that's how economics works! You might want to go back to the part about "opportunities".