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3 years ago

What are the pros and cons of the paleontology protocol?

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aleksandr82 [10.1K]3 years ago

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Pros

One gets to travel to many places and get paid doing so

Paleontologist have choices of what specifically they want to work on

Paleontologist get to work outside and in labs instead of being cramped into a office

Paleontologist get to have on average a good pay

Paleontologist get to experience new things everyday

Some Paleontologist become famous in the science world

Cons

Paleontologist often don't always agree with each other

Money limit to excavations

Master is the limit on what college degree a Paleontologist can have

Government can stop funding to a project if it feels it isn't important

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