※ 引述《[email protected] (银 星)》之铭言： : 告诉你 : 真的会抓狂 : 一大堆文字 : 同时要学Quanitative 又要学 Qualitative Researches : 研究对象一下生病一下子又怎麽样 : 你只能换个时间继续 : 更糟的是他搬家或不玩了 : 之前的心血等於没用 : 总而言之 : 只要跟人有关的研究 : 就算实力再强 : 很难像科学领域类的很快毕业 I think it still depends on situation. The equipment can be out of order any time. You can wait from few weeks to few months for getting it fixed and shipped back. Sometimes, everything is OK, just somebody forgets to open or close something, then, a few week/month work becomes rubbish. This can also happen on modellists; debugging for a few weeks and realising that is because a missing character in the codes --- some results become rubbish... There is also safety problem in some experimental work; even you think everything is OK and press the button, somebody can be KO-ed by some accident in the next second. (Maybe just because a screw fails... something/somebody is screwed!) So, it doesn't matter of which subject you are doing your PhD, do thank everybody when you finish the degree. Doing a PhD, you cannot rely on luck; however, nothing can be really easy without reasonable luck. --

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