I am not arguing with anybody. I am just pointing out a fact and defend myself against any insult. Don't disregard PhD students as some PhD students have huge potential to become successful faculty members. I am not talking about myself but in general.
I am not arguing with anybody. I am just pointing out a fact and defend myself against any insult. Don't disregard PhD students as some PhD students have huge potential to become successful faculty members. I am not talking about myself but in general.
I am not arguing with anybody. I am just pointing out a fact and defend myself against any insult. Don't disregard PhD students as some PhD students have huge potential to become successful faculty members. I am not talking about myself but in general.
I donot understand why people usually mix physicists with mathematicians. Physicists usually need very strong physical intuition, rather than math, to solve problems. Maths to physicists is the same as it is to economists, a powerful tool, but only a tool. Think about the special relativity, the mathematical formula had been worked out byLorentz. But the real breakthrough only came truth after Einstein's insight of the relativity of speed and other physicial arguments. In this sense, a good physicist should be proud of her physical intuition, rather than her mathematical ability. It is a pitty that so many people think maths is the only thing physicists are good at.