I'm curious to know, any and all special interest or capacity, if it wasn't listed please list your competences, abelites or what you want to learn
History but interesting in some reading and philosophy but I have alot to learn in that department
What have you learned specifically within the realm of philosophy and what are you desiring to learn in history?
as for History I was recently interested in the colonial process of North America and Slavery and as for Philosophy, well, not much. as for philosophy, I've finished reading Thomas Mores Utopia and grasping his ideal of a socialist utopian society. Unfortunately for me, his writing is in the style of a dialogue opposed to my preferred treatise.
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What did you learn in particular regarding slavery in north America? And I haven't read More in a long time, what conclusion did you derive from his works?
I was always interested in science, which is why I got a Master's in histology as I wanted to work in biotech. Unfortunately, my career prospects were destroyed by the fact that many STEM jobs are highly unstable in the private sector as they have been made into temp and gig positions. My position as a study director did not save me when the company decided to clean out the entire department after the project was over.
Do tell about your subject, What exactly is histology and what got you into wanting to work in biotech? And for that matter, what do you do?
Science, mainly the deterministic aspect of genetics. How Genetics Predisposes, depending on the Environment.
What have you learned in respects to genetics and if by chance have you heard of eugenics?
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Interesting, how far have you gotten into those subjects if at all?
Histology is the study of tissues, I.e. anatomy and physiology at the microscopic level.
I wanted to work in biotech as I wanted to do pure research for its own sake and I always found biology interesting.
Now I work as a production analyst for a paper-products company.
Not far at all, I'm very dumb. If I were good at any of those, I wouldnt be a construction wagie
Well, that genetics plays a central role in evolution. Through natural selection through trial and error, beneficial genetic mutations and variations that have advantages in a given environment become more common in a population over successive generations. Some genetic traits that people have won't be predisposed within certain environments.
Yes, I heard about Eugenics, it's one of the controversial aspects of science that people are scared of, mainly Westerners, because of the Holocaust.
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In all frankness, I wonder how that works precisely. I remember learning that genes are a kind of code or instruction of some kind; but I'm curious to know more on your findings or what genes are beyond a common understanding.
Don't be to quick to degrade yourself a quality teacher and education gives far more then you know. Construction, what do you do in particular if you don't mind me asking?Not far at all, I'm very dumb. If I were good at any of those, I wouldnt be a construction wagie
If you still remember, what were or are the basic principles within that discipline? Lastly, a production analyst?
I recently got into philosophy, and it’s more interesting than I thought it would be. When I was a kid, I never understood why some people were interested in it, but the older I get, the more philosophy interests me. I mainly watch videos; I’m not really into books.
Art, because I’m learning how to draw. I’m still practicing, and I love watching interviews with artists, hearing them explain how they developed their techniques and skills to create their works.
And finances, because I’ve been interested in crypto for a long time, but I inevitably lost a lot of money. Nowadays, this topic doesn’t interest me like it used to.
Art, because I’m learning how to draw. I’m still practicing, and I love watching interviews with artists, hearing them explain how they developed their techniques and skills to create their works.
And finances, because I’ve been interested in crypto for a long time, but I inevitably lost a lot of money. Nowadays, this topic doesn’t interest me like it used to.
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No interests (aside from an extremely mild interest in programming which I am too lazy to act on), no knowledge outside of school coursework.
The bodies of all vertebrates are made out of a combination of four major groups of tissues, I.e. connective, nervous, epithelial, and muscle. Each of the four major groups of tissues have numerous subtypes associated with them.
Each tissue type is found in specific areas of the body for a specific purpose and is composed of specialized associated cells.
The appearance of abnormal cells in an area that do not follow the layout of the surrounding tissue is often an indicator of various diseases, such as cancer and this is what pathologists are looking for when they do a biopsy of a tumor or lesion.
As a production analyst, I keep track of what products are produced by my company at different facilities and then look at how their production runs have changed in response to demand over time.
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I wasn't so dumb before but forums have destroyed my attention span..
Carpentry, I build wooden houses
What programming language do you use?
I feel it, I can hardly read a page without my eyes skimming about. Carpentry aye? With that skill you'll be of great benefit to yourself and others. What's it like in that vocation?I wasn't so dumb before but forums have destroyed my attention span..
Carpentry, I build wooden houses
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I only use Python, and even then I don't know absolutely everything about the language and cannot use it effectively.
Fascinating! As you were learning what struck you in respects to how the body of man and or beast work?
From your Analyst, what's the current trend and what information or teaching did you under go to be able to such analyst?
I'm not versed on that language, but what kind of a language is it or its use for in wider industry?
Think of Genes as a massive code written in a four-letter code. A, T, C, and G, the nucleotides in DNA. From what I remember, each gene is a specific section of DNA that codes for a particular protein or helps regulate when and where other genes get expressed, depending on the environment. In terms of beyond a common understanding, it's that It's arguable that you are your genes, in a literal sense, to some degree.
Since your genes heavily influence most of the decisions you’ve made throughout your life. If you hadn’t made those decisions, you wouldn’t be you. The entire reason you made those decisions stems from your personal psychology, which comes from your brain’s patterns, which were shaped and influenced by your genes.
Philosophy can seem dull and in honest it is to a wide variety of people, its discipline takes one to a very interesting series of routes that if you fall to logic you learn Aristotle, if you move into ethics Kant's name will surely be mentioned, but dare to ask those questions to the public and its like getting a dead dear stare. In respect to videos, what channels do you like?
My last year in high school I took an art class, my teacher was a real estate agent and artist beyond school and had studied with prominent artist. I used to draw and I could draw from my vision alone, now I hardly draw and if I do it must meet the demand of symbolism. In all respect, is there any art you might share or in regards to the interviews which of them was your favorite?
Funny enough I downloaded the white paper for Bitcoin and never got beyond the first page in respect to finances, own the banks that print the money and you will always have states begging for a loan.
What are those codes exactly and how exactly does a gene, being small as it is influence your behavioral choices?
I went into histology because I always found the mosaic patterns of cells in some tissue types interesting, and the stains used in some types of tissue samples contain multiple pigments in one such as MOVAT pentachrome stain, giving some slides a "psychedelic" effect.
When I was forced to leave biotech because the prospects for a stable job were imploding, I applied for and got a job at my current company because I have had to do statistical analysis a lot in my original intended field so there was quite a bit of overlap.
Beautiful, Interesting how their dimension is just as real as ours is to us. I wonder what life for it or them is like and what their daily existence consist of.
I see, at least you could get a good job that requires a similar skill set.
The code is literally A, T, C, and G, which is stated to be an acronym for the four types of Codes found in a DNA molecule. A gene is a specific section that gets read in groups of three, each telling the cell which amino acid to add to build a protein. Those proteins shape your brain, how neurons connect, how much dopamine or serotonin you release, etc. In terms of dictating your behaviors, it’s usually a combination of many genes working together. Each gene usually has a small effect, some more than others of course, and that effect often depends on the environment. Together, they influence the release of certain chemicals in your brain depending on the situation, which as a byproduct can influence your behaviors.
Jesus, can you imagine there are human beings on this planet that have never seen the beach and its only a few blocks away? But that this is inside us and operates and as you say is pure understanding, then there is a lot we don't know and that I don't even know.
I like working with wood, but construction work is really terrible, I will leave soon thankfully
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I'm happy to hear, it doesn't seem like workers within that realm are particularly satiafied.
How does the financial aspect of crypto work? Especially in your context?
Construction work is the most deadly field so yeah... glad to leave
I’m quite interested in biology. I wish I had majored in medicine but my high school grades weren’t enough.
Yes, something interesting, even Beyond Genetics, is that Humans are the most Complex Organism and Animal on this Planet. But we don't like to acknowledge ourselves as such.
As an aside, I am also a huge fan of psychedelic music and psychedelic/surreal art, both classic from the 1960's to modern examples, so that might have also influenced my interest in histology as well.
Any music you might suggest in that field?
In frank, I think people do uphold the view that we are animals, though one could always do a poll to see.
I remember DBDR saying how he fractured both his leg doing construction.
Do tell, what have you learned in particular?
I’m currently studying electrical engineering, third semester. Due to extreme depression I have dropped many courses. I have no idea for my future.
I genuinely think I will trip balls without the shrooms man.... And thank you for your contribution and post.
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