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once everyone lives to 200 yo there will be no need for post-docs - afterward we can just upload PI's brain to some AI.

Countries and institutions should always produce things where they are excellent at producing, in forms of specialization and compete in terms of comparative advantages.

This would support the hypothesis that they are incentivized as compute providers and not simply because they're losing the frontier llm race

Someday my kid is going to ask me why we need 79 keys on a keyboard if we only use "accept" and "accept all".

> Adjusted R2 values for each model were 0.085 (linear), 0.118 (quadratic), and 0.125 (cubic)

I get the study design is not causal and all, but this R^2 looks very underfit for a study that claims a stronger predictor?

tbf I don't think Chinese citizens are faring any better than the West reporting on the ground, it's also possible there are numerous problems coalescing at the same time for humanity on a global scale.

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Since this is the first comment that emphasizes research which most are conflating with graduate school in general. I think that is the salient effect of the funding cut, which affects research (PhDs) more than cash cow coursework programs such as Masters, MBAs, and JDs. Most are forgetting that US global position Post-WWII comes primarily from basic research -> applied research pipeline; Silicon Valley alone did not endow us with the internet, satellite, rockets, etc.

Isn't that the entire incentive structure for international PhD graduates already (at least on the private industry front)?

supposedly macbook pro's M-series are quite adept for gamers these days.

SpaceX and Rocket Lab are among the companies that can accelerate the addition of Interstellar Trade as a subfield of economics, perhaps even within the average life span of a Gen Millennial person.

or the lack of education is the cause of such denial of science.

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Economists definitely use LaTeX, but as a field, it's at the intersection of applied math and social sciences so your point stands. I also know some Data Scientists in the industry who do.

sounds like a homestead in the mountains could be one of the solutions.

Might as well start colonizing Jupiter's moons, we can start with Ganymede, IO, then Callisto - the official name for it can be "The Rim".

MI is not a tiny island but I see your point, especially over the last 20+ years of living there. However, wealthy people buying multiple mansions around the world and letting them sit there idle is also a story as old as time.

I've been in the same boat for the past 4 months since graduating from a master's program and I have friends that has been laid off for almost 10 months. WSJ hits close to home today: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gavinqu/

Now, how am I supposed to source my raw milk for my family of four?

Even with those fluctuations, you can live (more than) comfortably with those $100 billion (probably). Unless you're being sarcastic

n = 10, these links probably warrant more research and a larger cohort.

Is it possible due to the more oxygen rich environment during the jurassic era?