In the world of internet, misdirection is as rampant, if not more so, as knowledge. While Wikipedia changed the accessibility of information and is one purely uplifting product of shared community knowledge that can get better with every passing minute, all those news avenues that… Continue Reading “The difference between knowledge and misdirection”
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I only just realized that I had not gotten around saying (specifically to my scientist friends and to hopeful immigrant graduate students) that my thesis research was published last year, finally. In Science Translational Med. That would sound like victory to some, it was… Continue Reading “Does publishing in Science make me less useless?”
Category: Philosophy, ScienceTags: academics, authorship, credit, data, Graduate school experience, graduate school oversease, graduate students, immigrant graduate students, PhD., Publishing, research
Implicit Self 