porompompero

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by porompompero 2y ago
Right the opposite. Try.
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by porompompero 2y ago
Well burning letters is a difficult thing, because often there is not a suitable place for it.
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by porompompero 2y ago
If you are serious, check the mailbox for messages at your site :)
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by porompompero 2y ago
Doing it for decades. It works better if you burn the letter. I even jump over the fire. No joke.
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by porompompero 2y ago
Maybe he could be just underrated is you change the evaluation metrics from quantity to quality?
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by porompompero 2y ago
"If anything isn't lined up perfectly, you're more likely to have a hellish experience"... imagine you start working in a group led by someone with preferences for hiring like-minded people or other biases... in 10 years
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by porompompero 2y ago
This is a very balanced opinion. I will add a more radical tone: if you pursue your true intellectual dreams in academia you will surely find all kinds of obstacles and probably fail.
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by porompompero 3y ago
Exactly my thoughts, they need an army not a A-Team unit.
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by porompompero 3y ago
I am an expat in the NL and boy, the attitude towards non-Dutch-looking citizens is IMHO degrading.
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by porompompero 3y ago
Overall, I see a conversion towards mcdonalds-style university management happening world-wide. More or less what you explain, also based mostly on PR.
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by porompompero 3y ago
Interesting point, but running towards the precipice might be just one of the solutions. To me, also an academic and considering to leave after an h index of 14 obtained in just a decade, the problem is the noise that all those shitty paper
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by porompompero 3y ago
From the ignorance of a European scholar: what is anti-intellectualism? What role does it play in an academic institution?
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by porompompero 3y ago
Imagine that a toxic substance like asphalt would be in every street of the world... oooops! That's real!
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by porompompero 3y ago
Sea level rise.
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by porompompero 3y ago
Peer review is done under lack of sufficient time available. This is not mentioned often enough.
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by porompompero 3y ago
This happens to me not in my native language but in the language in which I learned mathematics.
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by porompompero 3y ago
If the dunes move, the sand remixes, and then, how can the strata be meaningfully explored?
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by porompompero 3y ago
Been there, read carefully the entire paper --- couple of minor editorial mistakes and a doubt i express nelow, only. Nice study. Fascinating to think what could have happened in Africa at the beginning of the Holocene: wildfire ravaging NW
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by porompompero 3y ago
Are there 2 distinct ways of being time-drunk, one of calmness and one of excitement?
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by porompompero 3y ago
Thus was seen by many as a waste when built, but really it works better than in Germany in terms of quality of experience.
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by porompompero 3y ago
I have not hear this point before, please would you mind to elaborate, if possible with sources to share? Thanks.
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by porompompero 3y ago
Schumpeter is great and systematically underrated. Another problem: his insights are often cherry-picked.
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by porompompero 3y ago
What does this mean for the economy of Europe in the long term?
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by porompompero 3y ago
Curious about what you meant by "his name is also used as verb/improper noun in our household i".
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by porompompero 3y ago
Sorry for my ignorance: why does each experiment cost millions?
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Fermentation technology as a driver of human brain expansion(nature.com)
3 points by porompompero 3y ago|0 comments
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by porompompero 3y ago
Try putting some iogurt after soap for 2 minutes just before the final cleansing in the shower. You might, like me, start thinking beyond the second brain idea. It is all connected.
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by porompompero 3y ago
It is very brief and sharp, perhaps pro-active on creating an environment where bullshit does not happen, so perhaps optimistically, it does not need to be reported.
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by porompompero 3y ago
Extensible to nearly all professions? In academia it happens..
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by porompompero 3y ago
Nice, it sounds to me similar to the earthquake Richter scale.

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