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Tom83B
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What are the chances that one will actually make it as a physicist? What I mean is, that I'm afraid that if I go into scientific physics I might one day just discover that I haven't done anything in my life. That even though I choose contributing to science instead earning money, I may just one day find out that I wasted all this time in a lab and not proving or discovering anything...
What do you think and what is your experience? Does an average physicist make some notable discoveries in his life, or are these just the famous geniuses like Hawking, Einstein etc?
What do you think and what is your experience? Does an average physicist make some notable discoveries in his life, or are these just the famous geniuses like Hawking, Einstein etc?