I guess (p=.75) Nuño would say that the following interpretation is mostly reasonable: “inside view” here means that Nuño presents his impressions which rely a lot on stories he tells himself about various research directions being valuable or not, which others might reasonably disagree with him about.
I am thinking that because Nuño uses a simple model to estimate a fraction of researchers doing “valuable” work, the subjectivity is rooted in his takes on how valuable their individual research directions are.
[Phrasing this kinda weirdly as I want to get a visceral update on my belief in “when thinking is clearly described, I can guess that the author means by inside/outside view.” I also think that (p=.33) Nuño was just not very careful and will say something like “I have no idea what I really meant at the time of writing it.”]
I guess (p=.75) Nuño would say that the following interpretation is mostly reasonable: “inside view” here means that Nuño presents his impressions which rely a lot on stories he tells himself about various research directions being valuable or not, which others might reasonably disagree with him about.
I am thinking that because Nuño uses a simple model to estimate a fraction of researchers doing “valuable” work, the subjectivity is rooted in his takes on how valuable their individual research directions are.
[Phrasing this kinda weirdly as I want to get a visceral update on my belief in “when thinking is clearly described, I can guess that the author means by inside/outside view.” I also think that (p=.33) Nuño was just not very careful and will say something like “I have no idea what I really meant at the time of writing it.”]
To resolve that prediction, yes, I would say that that interpretation is correct.