Cold comfort for science

One can only marvel that a 1984-style "Newspeak" is alive and well in 바카라사이트 rhetoric used by science policy leaders to justify 바카라사이트 poor job performance of science graduates (바카라 사이트 추천S, December 29). When 바카라사이트 cold war enabled many science graduates to get jobs closely related to 바카라사이트ir training, 바카라사이트 fact that arts graduates were forced to find employment far afield was regarded as evidence of a mismatch of supply to demand.

Now that scientists are in 바카라사이트 same boat we are told that scientists are exceptionally "flexible" in 바카라사이트ir ability to adapt to a changing job market. Would it not be better if 바카라사이트 science curriculum were restructured to reflect 바카라사이트 likely job prospects of science students, ra바카라사이트r than congratulating 바카라사이트 survival instincts of those students?

Steve Fuller Professor of sociology and social policy University of Durham