A professor walks Grayson through publishing a peer-reviewed article, the standard that matters for academic careers. Grayson wants a PhD and a job at NASA working on Mars terraforming. The segment covers the full cycle: drafting, submitting, review, and rejection.
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Now, do you see how that's kind of an advanced form of word analysis? Yes. That is just the very beginnings of what we do. My most advanced student now, just so you know how, how far we go, the ultimate thing you can do in writing is a peer-reviewed journal article. Are you familiar with that process? Uh, not, not so much the process, but I know what a peer-reviewed journal article is. Yes. Well, yeah, well, basically this is the highest standard of coming up with new knowledge. And this is how professors are generally graded on their ability to get promoted. So Grayson, he wants to get his PhD and then work at NASA to terraform Mars. So we gotta get, so we have to work with him to submit an article for publication. It actually has to be reviewed and rejected.