As an african-american math ph.d. dropout, nice to know that 63% of people like me also didn't finish. Oh wait, it's awful. At least I'm not alone though.
Edit: To be clear, I put the vast majority of the blame on the advisor, not the student. I would not have made it without the remarkable support provided to me by my mentor. Conversely, I saw much stronger researchers leave for lack of a good advisor.
I put the vast majority of the
blame on the advisor
One of the social functions of a PhD supervisor is a a'lightning rod' that enables the failed candidate to blame the supervisor, rather than themselves. Highly convenient ...(source: am a math phd)