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Weird impostor syndrome... not “passionate” enough? I’m a fourth year PhD student in a neuroscience program. I’ve started feeling this weird impostor syndrome... or maybe it’s real, I don’t know — but I don’t feel “passionate” enough about science to be a scientist. I’m happy to do work when I work, I like attending talks and reading papers, but I don’t like to work weekends unless I have something time sensitive. I don’t seek out science in my free time (I enjoy listening to podcasts but I have never wanted to listen to a science one) and I never grew up liking science fiction. I’m super confused about what I want to do post-PhD — I’m not sure about academia, I’d like to explore positions in industry/data science but I haven’t ruled anything out yet. Thoughts? Can I be a successful scientist if I don’t want to live and breathe science all the time?? Is it normal to be confused?This sounds stupid but it’s genuinely been causing me so much stress of late! | 1d9ef8745f030a58bf0ec4d96607eb10e73386fd518cd921060938b9c5ab77e2 | [
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Weird impostor syndrome... not “passionate” enough? I’m a fourth year PhD student in a neuroscience program. I’ve started feeling this weird impostor syndrome... or maybe it’s real, I don’t know — but I don’t feel “passionate” enough about science to be a scientist. I’m happy to do work when I work, I like attending talks and reading papers, but I don’t like to work weekends unless I have something time sensitive. I don’t seek out science in my free time (I enjoy listening to podcasts but I have never wanted to listen to a science one) and I never grew up liking science fiction. I’m super confused about what I want to do post-PhD — I’m not sure about academia, I’d like to explore positions in industry/data science but I haven’t ruled anything out yet. Thoughts? Can I be a successful scientist if I don’t want to live and breathe science all the time?? Is it normal to be confused?This sounds stupid but it’s genuinely been causing me so much stress of late! | 1d9ef8745f030a58bf0ec4d96607eb10e73386fd518cd921060938b9c5ab77e2 | [
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Weird impostor syndrome... not “passionate” enough? I’m a fourth year PhD student in a neuroscience program. I’ve started feeling this weird impostor syndrome... or maybe it’s real, I don’t know — but I don’t feel “passionate” enough about science to be a scientist. I’m happy to do work when I work, I like attending talks and reading papers, but I don’t like to work weekends unless I have something time sensitive. I don’t seek out science in my free time (I enjoy listening to podcasts but I have never wanted to listen to a science one) and I never grew up liking science fiction. I’m super confused about what I want to do post-PhD — I’m not sure about academia, I’d like to explore positions in industry/data science but I haven’t ruled anything out yet. Thoughts? Can I be a successful scientist if I don’t want to live and breathe science all the time?? Is it normal to be confused?This sounds stupid but it’s genuinely been causing me so much stress of late! | 1d9ef8745f030a58bf0ec4d96607eb10e73386fd518cd921060938b9c5ab77e2 | [
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Weird impostor syndrome... not “passionate” enough? I’m a fourth year PhD student in a neuroscience program. I’ve started feeling this weird impostor syndrome... or maybe it’s real, I don’t know — but I don’t feel “passionate” enough about science to be a scientist. I’m happy to do work when I work, I like attending talks and reading papers, but I don’t like to work weekends unless I have something time sensitive. I don’t seek out science in my free time (I enjoy listening to podcasts but I have never wanted to listen to a science one) and I never grew up liking science fiction. I’m super confused about what I want to do post-PhD — I’m not sure about academia, I’d like to explore positions in industry/data science but I haven’t ruled anything out yet. Thoughts? Can I be a successful scientist if I don’t want to live and breathe science all the time?? Is it normal to be confused?This sounds stupid but it’s genuinely been causing me so much stress of late! | 1d9ef8745f030a58bf0ec4d96607eb10e73386fd518cd921060938b9c5ab77e2 | [
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Weird impostor syndrome... not “passionate” enough? I’m a fourth year PhD student in a neuroscience program. I’ve started feeling this weird impostor syndrome... or maybe it’s real, I don’t know — but I don’t feel “passionate” enough about science to be a scientist. I’m happy to do work when I work, I like attending talks and reading papers, but I don’t like to work weekends unless I have something time sensitive. I don’t seek out science in my free time (I enjoy listening to podcasts but I have never wanted to listen to a science one) and I never grew up liking science fiction. I’m super confused about what I want to do post-PhD — I’m not sure about academia, I’d like to explore positions in industry/data science but I haven’t ruled anything out yet. Thoughts? Can I be a successful scientist if I don’t want to live and breathe science all the time?? Is it normal to be confused?This sounds stupid but it’s genuinely been causing me so much stress of late! | 1d9ef8745f030a58bf0ec4d96607eb10e73386fd518cd921060938b9c5ab77e2 | [
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Weird impostor syndrome... not “passionate” enough? I’m a fourth year PhD student in a neuroscience program. I’ve started feeling this weird impostor syndrome... or maybe it’s real, I don’t know — but I don’t feel “passionate” enough about science to be a scientist. I’m happy to do work when I work, I like attending talks and reading papers, but I don’t like to work weekends unless I have something time sensitive. I don’t seek out science in my free time (I enjoy listening to podcasts but I have never wanted to listen to a science one) and I never grew up liking science fiction. I’m super confused about what I want to do post-PhD — I’m not sure about academia, I’d like to explore positions in industry/data science but I haven’t ruled anything out yet. Thoughts? Can I be a successful scientist if I don’t want to live and breathe science all the time?? Is it normal to be confused?This sounds stupid but it’s genuinely been causing me so much stress of late! | 1d9ef8745f030a58bf0ec4d96607eb10e73386fd518cd921060938b9c5ab77e2 | [
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Weird impostor syndrome... not “passionate” enough? I’m a fourth year PhD student in a neuroscience program. I’ve started feeling this weird impostor syndrome... or maybe it’s real, I don’t know — but I don’t feel “passionate” enough about science to be a scientist. I’m happy to do work when I work, I like attending talks and reading papers, but I don’t like to work weekends unless I have something time sensitive. I don’t seek out science in my free time (I enjoy listening to podcasts but I have never wanted to listen to a science one) and I never grew up liking science fiction. I’m super confused about what I want to do post-PhD — I’m not sure about academia, I’d like to explore positions in industry/data science but I haven’t ruled anything out yet. Thoughts? Can I be a successful scientist if I don’t want to live and breathe science all the time?? Is it normal to be confused?This sounds stupid but it’s genuinely been causing me so much stress of late! | 1d9ef8745f030a58bf0ec4d96607eb10e73386fd518cd921060938b9c5ab77e2 | [
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Weird impostor syndrome... not “passionate” enough? I’m a fourth year PhD student in a neuroscience program. I’ve started feeling this weird impostor syndrome... or maybe it’s real, I don’t know — but I don’t feel “passionate” enough about science to be a scientist. I’m happy to do work when I work, I like attending talks and reading papers, but I don’t like to work weekends unless I have something time sensitive. I don’t seek out science in my free time (I enjoy listening to podcasts but I have never wanted to listen to a science one) and I never grew up liking science fiction. I’m super confused about what I want to do post-PhD — I’m not sure about academia, I’d like to explore positions in industry/data science but I haven’t ruled anything out yet. Thoughts? Can I be a successful scientist if I don’t want to live and breathe science all the time?? Is it normal to be confused?This sounds stupid but it’s genuinely been causing me so much stress of late! | 1d9ef8745f030a58bf0ec4d96607eb10e73386fd518cd921060938b9c5ab77e2 | [
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Anthropology department and possible issue with Native American remains. Hi everyone. I am posting to get advice/resources on what to do. I just finished the second year of my masters as part of an Anthropology department. Recently, a professor in my department showed me a substantial collection of Native American remains the department has. When I started to ask questions about the collection, he told me that it was fine and legal for him to own the remains because "the man who owned them before me gifted them to me when he died". He never mentioned anything about attempting to repatriate the remains to the proper tribe(s). I don't know if I am over reacting but I don't want to stay silent if indeed these remains need to be repatriated. However, if I report my department I am worried that they will make the rest of my time at school a living hell. I am wondering if there are any ways to anonymously report this to either NAGPRA or a similar institution. I am not 100% positive that us having the collection at our university is wrong, but the whole thing feels very off to me and I think it warrants being checked on. Any advice you have would be greatly appreciated and thank you in advance. | 5b8fa70470a08197adb08ebf4365863462525ad9a1d51f1de5944fd73d0ab897 | [
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Anthropology department and possible issue with Native American remains. Hi everyone. I am posting to get advice/resources on what to do. I just finished the second year of my masters as part of an Anthropology department. Recently, a professor in my department showed me a substantial collection of Native American remains the department has. When I started to ask questions about the collection, he told me that it was fine and legal for him to own the remains because "the man who owned them before me gifted them to me when he died". He never mentioned anything about attempting to repatriate the remains to the proper tribe(s). I don't know if I am over reacting but I don't want to stay silent if indeed these remains need to be repatriated. However, if I report my department I am worried that they will make the rest of my time at school a living hell. I am wondering if there are any ways to anonymously report this to either NAGPRA or a similar institution. I am not 100% positive that us having the collection at our university is wrong, but the whole thing feels very off to me and I think it warrants being checked on. Any advice you have would be greatly appreciated and thank you in advance. | 5b8fa70470a08197adb08ebf4365863462525ad9a1d51f1de5944fd73d0ab897 | [
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Anthropology department and possible issue with Native American remains. Hi everyone. I am posting to get advice/resources on what to do. I just finished the second year of my masters as part of an Anthropology department. Recently, a professor in my department showed me a substantial collection of Native American remains the department has. When I started to ask questions about the collection, he told me that it was fine and legal for him to own the remains because "the man who owned them before me gifted them to me when he died". He never mentioned anything about attempting to repatriate the remains to the proper tribe(s). I don't know if I am over reacting but I don't want to stay silent if indeed these remains need to be repatriated. However, if I report my department I am worried that they will make the rest of my time at school a living hell. I am wondering if there are any ways to anonymously report this to either NAGPRA or a similar institution. I am not 100% positive that us having the collection at our university is wrong, but the whole thing feels very off to me and I think it warrants being checked on. Any advice you have would be greatly appreciated and thank you in advance. | 5b8fa70470a08197adb08ebf4365863462525ad9a1d51f1de5944fd73d0ab897 | [
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Anthropology department and possible issue with Native American remains. Hi everyone. I am posting to get advice/resources on what to do. I just finished the second year of my masters as part of an Anthropology department. Recently, a professor in my department showed me a substantial collection of Native American remains the department has. When I started to ask questions about the collection, he told me that it was fine and legal for him to own the remains because "the man who owned them before me gifted them to me when he died". He never mentioned anything about attempting to repatriate the remains to the proper tribe(s). I don't know if I am over reacting but I don't want to stay silent if indeed these remains need to be repatriated. However, if I report my department I am worried that they will make the rest of my time at school a living hell. I am wondering if there are any ways to anonymously report this to either NAGPRA or a similar institution. I am not 100% positive that us having the collection at our university is wrong, but the whole thing feels very off to me and I think it warrants being checked on. Any advice you have would be greatly appreciated and thank you in advance. | 5b8fa70470a08197adb08ebf4365863462525ad9a1d51f1de5944fd73d0ab897 | [
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I have written agreement with coauthor that I am second author on paper (*co-first), she called to say I will be third author. We are postdocs at different locations. Originally I did ex situ work to support her work. I gave her all my data, figures, the experimental and results and discussion write ups. She asks me to write whole abstract/intro for paper, too. I tell her no, it’s the job of the first author to write the paper. She says it will never get done, because she is too busy and her English is not good. I say I can be first author/paper writer, and I will put her as my co-first author. She says no, write this and you will be my co-first author. I know it’s more than I would normally do for second, but I agree so that the paper can be published before I apply for faculty positions. I write an agreement saying what I will do, what she will do, and if other things come up then it will be her responsibility to handle, she agrees in writing. She calls me now to say she can no longer honor the contract as she had a grad student do more than me, and she should give the grad student second. She asks me to do even more (for third author). I know she manipulated me and likely the grad student into writing her paper for her, and I know I have a case with my written agreement, but it might be best to just never work with her again. Should I contact her advisor? I have no idea what to do but do not want to face retaliation or be dragged into a time consuming and emotionally draining experience, for something that is inconsequential(second vs third author). | e4d834f5a5e59e39b757cbf19e0b1dbe102a971f29a25e5ca879f27d84346bf1 | [
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