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Disclaimer: I'm a far less experienced physics major. This is just my vague two cents. I think one can do a lot with a physics background. What matters is what you mean by "best". What kind of questions and/or problems do you find interesting/important? How much are you willing to work? Because...

More prudent to addressing the problems than science. I have moral assumptions about the suffering linked to climate change. For example, reducing atmospheric CO2 and therefore the overall effects of global warming would seem more prudent than getting more accuracy/precision in weather/climate...

I just started studying physics in undergrad and am considering working on Earth systems/climate. How much more do you think we can do in terms of science? Surely a lot, but maybe technology (energy, carbon capture) is more prudent right now. Thanks.

"Happiness is when what the world needs intersects with what you can offer." Relevant podcast about sayings/proverbs/memes: https://soundcloud.com/crackedpod/famous-sayings-you-should-stop-listening-to -- basically it's about how memes tend to spread based on their catchiness rather than their...