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by semi-extrinsic
3564 days ago
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> The reason why failing a PhD thesis defense is rare is because your adviser should prevent you from defending until the product is sufficiently strong. This. Failing a public defense is not like a startup failing, it's more like an IPO failing (as in, stock goes to zero within a short time). You don't do it if you aren't 99.9999% sure it won't fail. |
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