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On 6/15/05, Bill Swallow <techcommdood -at- gmail -dot- com> wrote:
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> Ah, academia. It's no coincidence that it rhymes with a nut. ;-)
I *LOVE* that!
>
> My advice is to either play along and accept the paycheck, be
> subversive and work with the other writers anyway, or directly
> challenge the PhDs once you have data that you're working much more
> inefficiently than before.
I consider myself seconded by the second option!
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