I mean, I get it, Paul Nurse is basically a legend in the science world, but is 76 really old enough to be leading the Royal Society? 
Not saying he's not qualified or anything, but come on, guys! He's definitely got some age-related gray hairs (pun intended). Anyway, I'm kinda curious to see how he's gonna tackle those pressing issues - funding, visa system, right-wing populism... it sounds like a lot on his plate 
. And honestly, if anyone can do it, it's him, but what if he just gets too old or tired? Can we have a backup plan for when the time comes? 
Not saying he's not qualified or anything, but come on, guys! He's definitely got some age-related gray hairs (pun intended). Anyway, I'm kinda curious to see how he's gonna tackle those pressing issues - funding, visa system, right-wing populism... it sounds like a lot on his plate . And honestly, if anyone can do it, it's him, but what if he just gets too old or tired? Can we have a backup plan for when the time comes? 
Paul Nurse seems like a decent guy who's got some solid ideas about how to shake things up at the Royal Society. Like, bringing attention to Elon Musk's views on science - that's not something you hear every day. 
But, I'm not sure if we should be worrying too much about the "boys' club" thing... it sounds like Nurse is trying to make a point about promoting scientific achievement over personal opinions. 
Still, gotta wonder what other challenges he'll face with all those young researchers coming up through the ranks. They're probably thinking, "Who's this old dude, anyway?" 
Guess we'll just have to wait and see how it all plays out! 