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Originally Posted by woot
Uh... they can lecture in medical/dental schools on occasion, or specialize in forensics and work at a crime lab. They make good museum curators, I guess. Mostly it's not for making money. I'd wager that 90%+ of PhDs in the field just research/teach.
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That's what's weird about much of the esoteric stuff, unless you work in a museum or at a university, not much real world application. It's often important to have people to research new techniques, as R&D is very expensive.
However, the liberal arts professors have the toughest time finding real world applications.
Psychologists, sociologists and the like can find useful applications.