Leo Bellantoni

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• October 11, 1999, on Career Guide for Engineers and Computer Scientists:

  In industry, one is paid to do things that are so valuable to the society that other people are actually willing to fork out their cash for it. In academia, one attempts to do research into things that are so interesting to you that you are willing to stay up late to do it. Why are you surprised to discover that society does not reward you for doing what you want?