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ttpphd

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Applied and translational sensory scientist. Advocate for bodily autonomy. Nonbinary feminist killjoy.

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If we collectively stopped writing letters of recommendation, what would change? What new things would be created in the fresh space?

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"The really important part [of science] are causal analyses, and they practically always involve data collection. That's why sciences with strong experimental traditions fare a bit better - when you need to run a costly experiment yourself in order to publish a paper, this creates a strong incentive to think things through and do high-impact research."

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40332833

Personal investment and motivation leads to high impact research. Subjectivity drives "objectivity".

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