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BioChem PhDs are Unemployable
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People don't like to hire unknown people. So if there are people within the company who can vouch for you that puts you ahead. They could also tell you about openings before they are published. This is good for the company because their work culture will more likely match with the candidate if they share a network.
Maybe you can create a network of people who don't like to network? You could contact those people who you know and initially ask for advise in your situation.
Maybe you can find a way to keep in touch with the people you trust and with whom you would like to work?
Can this be rented? If a billionaire finances you, how much does it cost to get that stuff?
Make a list with all your requirements and the prices. Then you can talk to investors and not just specialists who try to match you to their own research interests.
Ok, but how does it fit into your pitch?
How obvious? How much research is needed on top to make them work? How much would that cost?
So does it help for immortality for billionaires at all?
That was me describing the current state of affairs. When I get my project working, we will be able to modify DNA in adult humans, which is why the project would be such a big deal and why we'd be able to cure almost any disease, including aging.
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For the rest, yeah, I'll look into pitching it to the billionaire's immortality research companies. I'm definitely skeptical, but any source of funding is good.
It is. For a million, it is a steal.
Give the Europeans a chance first to finance you. When it will be used for evil you don't have to worry because you gave everybody the chance to finance it with public money.
If you are generous you could also try doing a kickstarter. It would be interesting to see if the public is willing to finance such basic research on their own.
Good luck!