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What I'm doing after my PhD

Yeah, you will probably have some questions about why I'm doing this... WHY: 0:25 WHAT: 1:47 HOW: 4:46 WHEN: 8:59 A lot of you are probably going to think that I'm very naive to attempt this, and that I'm wasting years of education to do something irrelevant to my skillset. Well, naturally, I'm going to disagree! As I said in the video, this is a leap into the unknown, not motivated by the knowledge that I have anything to leap onto, but more by the alternative being a lifetime of regret. I'm financially secure for the time being, and I can afford to take this (big) risk. In this new role I'm going to be using general skills which I've honed through my two degrees - problem solving, independent study, and project management. But more than that I'm going to make content not only about the subjects I've studied - physics, maths, and climate - but also using skills essential to research. In particular I'll be utilising programming and physics knowledge that go into building models of the climate. Also, I can finally start to draw on skills which I've developed since I started school, and I really enjoy using - writing, storytelling, and editing in particular. I'm not going to reveal what future 'feature videos' are going to be, but I've planned out about half a year of content already. Some of this, granted, will be content that anyone with a background in science and editing could make. But I also plan to make content that only someone with a PhD in my field could make - and so I'm viewing aspects of what I'm going to go on to do as a direct continuation of my years of study, rather than a completely new venture. I hope I didn't come across as too preachy or anything in this. I'm not completely happy with how I articulated my points at the end but it boils down to this 1. You are now my bosses. I respect you and will not abuse the trust you have placed in me. 2. I see an immense opportunity here to do good in the world, to make content that will educate others, and I intend to make the most of this opportunity 3. This is going to be my job now, and while I have to commercialise what I do in a greater way, I hope to do so in a way compatible with points 1 and 2. If, based on this video, you would like to support my channel on Patreon then please do so here:   / simonoxfphys   The Wikicast: https://thewikicast.podbean.com Spongy and Electric:    / @spongyandelectric   My star wars video:    • Could planets from Star Wars really exist?   --------- II --------- Music by: David Cutter Music - www.davidcuttermusic.co.uk Filmed on my Canon 80D: http://bit.ly/simonvlog80D Editing done in Premiere. Huge thanks to my supporters on Patreon: Samuel Rose, Frederic Ysewijn, Kane Thynne, Eve Dillon, Rowan Gow, Rikke Norgaard Christiansen, Daniel Martin, Matthias Loos, James Bridges, Hanna Scott, James Craig, Angela Cook, Sanaa Al Derei, Mark Anthony Magro, Maddie Sisk, Liam Farrar, Theresa Wang, Hunter Jones, Nathan Smith, Kieran Kelly, Wendover Productions, Kendra Johnson, Caitlin Louise, and Real Engineering. --------- II --------- I am Simon, a fourth year PhD candidate at the University of Exeter. I upload videos on bits of science which are relevant to what I do, and sometimes just because they're really cool. Vlogs from Oxford students -    / oxvlog   My twitter -   / simonoxfphys   My facebook -   / youtubesimon   My insta -   / simonoxfphys   My goodreads -   / simonoxfphys   Thanks to Vlogbrothers for their sponsorship of this video. Money from the Foundation to Decrease Worldsuck contributed to equipment used in this video.