>>140115131%, maybe less. Just like all science/tech research.
It’s fun to try. It’s fun getting paid to work on something with a chance of changing things.
If it fails, who cares? At least you had fun.
Unlike sacrificing your soul to predict stock markets and make metaverse GUIs for screen addicted kids.
> don't pretend like your doing anything grounding breaking or world changingIf it works, it’ll be world changing. If not, your documented attempts will help future researchers.
> You're also completely at the gov't will and any vocal disagreements will be a career runier.The government is the only entity that will supply you with a comfy job working on cool shit, with no pressure on pushing products or market bullshit. They also happen to care about things that matter, like energy, environment, sustainability, and health.
>Hotbeds of nepotism too. Not if you have skillz and are good at networking. Best to start early.
