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Calling him a nonphysicist isn't correct. Woit's just not employed as a physics professor. Instead he's got a nontenured math post at Columbia. Given the number
by thras 17y ago
Calling him a nonphysicist isn't correct. Woit's just not employed as a physics professor. Instead he's got a nontenured math post at Columbia. Given the number of tenured physics jobs available versus the number of graduates, it's not exactly surprising to see a physicist who isn't a "Professor."