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Anonymous at Wed, 2 Apr 2025 20:00:47 UTC No. 16635390

>A job-hungry graduate begins to research.
Begins to research.
>Let's continue on to a PhD.
PhD.
>Feel that in your mind.
PhD.
>How does it feel to do a PhD?
PhD.
>Is there anything in your mind that wants to quit the PhD?
PhD.
>Do you get pleasure out of doing a PhD?
PhD.
>Are you well suited to doing a PhD?
PhD.
>Is there job security in doing a PhD?
PhD.
>Is there a sense of pride that comes with a PhD?
PhD.
>We're going to check references.
Citations.
>They were all evidenced at a time.
Citations.
>Millions and billions of them.
Citations.
>Did you ever read them?
Citations.
>Did you spend much time doing further research?
Citations.
>Have you ever been cited?
Citations.
>Do they ask you to cite them in return?
Citations.
>When you read a citation, do you check that they have interpreted the source correctly?
Citations.
Peer Reviewed.
>What's it like to receive a peer review?
Peer Reviewed.
>Do they teach you how to take constructive criticism?
Peer Reviewed.
>Do you long to receive a positive peer review?
Peer Reviewed.
>Do you dream about being peer reviewed?
Peer Reviewed.
>Have they left a note for you that you have ignored?
Peer Reviewed.
>What's it like to read your final draft?
Peer Reviewed.
What's it like to publish your study?
Peer Reviewed.
>Do you feel there is evidence that you are missing?
Peer Reviewed.
>Do you like to connect points of evidence?
Peer Reviewed.
>What happens when your reasoning is flawed?
Peer Reviewed.
>Have they made you feel stupid?
Peer Reviewed.
>Did you cite peer reviewer #2 when they asked you to?
Citations, Peer Reviewed within Citations.
>Why don't you say that three times?
Peer reviewed within citations.
Peer reviewed within citations.
Peer reviewed within citations.