François on Nostr: I have never given up a research project in my life before publishing something ...
I have never given up a research project in my life before publishing something meaningful related to it, but I have 3 projects, all at a relatively advanced stage, which i am currently extremely tempted to put in the bin irreversibly. Colleagues, how often do you ditch projects before some results materialize ? Is it part of work hygiene for you to do so, or do you view this as some kind of failure and a waste of your invested time ?
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