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"Precarity is obviously bad for the people who experience it, but it is also bad more generally for the academic system. The excessive competition it generates encourages bad practices and discourages long-term creative work and solid incremental science."
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For all my image making and reading I have yet to make a meme anywhere near the strength of this one. A masterpiece. https://twitter.com/wrathofgnon/status/776211317510156288 #meme

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think of something you've tried to do or learn before and found pretty difficult, especially something from when you were younger. if you try doing or learning it now, there's a decent chance you will still struggle with it... but a surprisingly high one that it'll somehow be really easy suddenly because you've picked up some orthogonal skill or knowledge that inexplicably changed your brain to a subtly different and better brain without you noticing