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Published: Sep 16, 2005 01:41 PM
Tue - September 16, 2003
Science Isn't For Wimps, Son
Popular Science asked readers to
nominate the worst jobs in science. Pray that yours isn't on the
list.
So
you think you're a budding Einstein or Newton? Well, times have changed since
those two dominated their fields. You've got to be tougher now. And stout of
stomach. Because Popular Science has compiled
a list of the 18 worst jobs in science, and not one of them seems
destined for a Nobel Prize
nomination.
But cheer up. In these economically challenging times, it's heartening to know that you can still find employment as a Dysentery Stool Sample Analyzer or a Barnyard Masturbator, right?
Via SlashDot.
But cheer up. In these economically challenging times, it's heartening to know that you can still find employment as a Dysentery Stool Sample Analyzer or a Barnyard Masturbator, right?
Via SlashDot.