Post-Academic Growth
Duncan VinsonExploration of life paths after earning a PhD
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Humanizing data / measuring humanity
Here is a math problem for humanists. Complete this series (the answer is at the end of the post):
People ask me: "Music and math are related, right?"
I tend to answer, "Yes, somewhat. Music theory is applied math. But there is more t...
Against AI hype and AI moral panic
The boosters of AI technology such as LLMs would have us believe that AI will transform every aspect of our experience, always for the better.
The doom-sayers tell us that AI will destroy education, scholarship, creativity, the labor marke...
Sudoku taught me that logic is not enough
Sudoku is a game of logic. A fundamental principle of sudoku is that there is only one correct solution to the puzzle. There should be no guessing to reach the solution. The way to succeed at sudoku is to break the puzzle down into a series...
The sunk cost fallacy and the academic career
Becoming an academic is hard. At all points of the process, it is natural to have doubts about whether it’s best to soldier on or to look for other opportunities. These doubts can arise at all stages of the process:
- PhD students work y...
The term "career suicide" in academia is a symptom of an unhealthy profession
I can’t remember the first time I heard the term “career suicide.” It was probably during my PhD training, and I continued to hear academics use this term after I completed my degree. Actions that might be labeled with this term would inclu...
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