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Silly question I know but can you have a career as a physicist and be a guy with longer hair?
The discussion revolves around the question of whether a man with long hair can have a successful career as a physicist. It explores societal perceptions, personal experiences, and humorous takes on appearance in the field of physics.
Participants express a mix of humorous and serious viewpoints, with no clear consensus on the impact of hair length on a physics career. Some argue it is a non-issue, while others maintain that societal perceptions may still play a role.
The discussion includes anecdotal evidence and humor, which may not reflect broader societal norms or professional standards in physics.
No. You can't be a nuclear engineer, either, especially if you have a huge beard.PookDo said:Silly question I know but can you have a career as a physicist and be a guy with longer hair?
Ever seen a picture of Newton?PookDo said:Silly question I know but can you have a career as a physicist and be a guy with longer hair?
zoobyshoe said:Ever seen a picture of Newton?
Nope. He had very long, prematurely grey hair. He joked that his hair had turned silver from experimenting with mercury so much.HeLiXe said:AHA! wasn't that a long wig?
PookDo said:Silly question I know but can you have a career as a physicist and be a guy with longer hair?
wukunlin said:I have long hair and wtf am I reading?
Theoretical physicists and string theorists are raving psychotics.Pengwuino said:Even theoretical physicists can't have beards because then people confuse them for raving psychotics when they start talking about string theory.
BobG said:Aaaah, so that's the problem. The ability to read is inversely proportional to one's hair length.![]()
BobG said:Aaaah, so that's the problem. The ability to read is inversely proportional to one's hair length.![]()