Tim and Eric's Billion dollar movie <3 youtu.be/j0NtxTzsD4k?...

Ultimately, it's been very rewarding experience and I learn a lot, but it does bring it's challenges! I hope this helps with your decision in some way 😊 (4/4)

... I do have the occasional imposter sensation, and I feel like I have less time to do "productive" work (i.e. work on articles and reports, read deeper on certain topics) since I sometimes feel like I need to play catchup with the others. (3/4)

That's how I was used to publishing and writing, basically. I'm now working in a project on disaster risk management and Climate adaptation governance. I work with incredibly talented social scientists and modelers, and I learn a lot each day. However (2/4)

I did my bachelor's in translation studies, and then a master's and phd in philosophy/ethics, with a focus on the intersection of environmental and sociotechnical systems. I always felt most home (and still do) in philosophy, especially analytic normative argumentation. (1/4)