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|content=To attract the sharpest minds to science, drive the returns from sharp elbows towards zero. | |content=To attract the '''sharpest minds''' to science, drive the returns from '''sharp elbows''' towards zero. | ||
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|content=The various professions all have their version of this. If you are highly trained and are paid for your time, you probably have a relationship to a pyramid scheme where the demand for training outstrips real demand for the trained. This leads to sharp elbows over sharp minds. End | |content=The various professions all have their version of this. If you are highly trained and are paid for your time, you probably have a relationship to a pyramid scheme where the demand for training outstrips real demand for the trained. This leads to '''sharp elbows over sharp minds'''. End | ||
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