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StJohnRiver
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Why did you choose biology? Why not chemistry or physics? Is there something about the utter complexities of life that draw you to this discipline?
StJohnRiver said:Uhm, interesting, yes, those too could be included under the biology category. But why not unbiological chemistry or unbiological phhysics?
Ryan_m_b said:For me it's the astounding complexity of biological systems and the keen interest in medicine. We've never come close to creating something as complex and adaptive as an organism and in some respects it's both humbling and inspiring to look at the metabolic pathways in a cell and see how they mindlessly lead to life.
I have always been fascinated by the complexities and diversity of living organisms. Biology allows me to explore and understand the fundamental processes that govern life on Earth.
I have always been curious about the natural world and the mechanisms that drive it. Through studying biology, I am able to uncover the mysteries of life and make meaningful contributions to the scientific community.
I am particularly interested in the field of genetics and the study of heredity and variation in living organisms. I am constantly amazed by the intricate genetic codes that determine the characteristics of each individual organism.
Biology has numerous applications in many areas, such as medicine, agriculture, and environmental conservation. By understanding the workings of living organisms, we can develop solutions to improve human health, increase food production, and protect our planet's biodiversity.
Through my research, I hope to contribute to our understanding of the natural world and make meaningful discoveries that can ultimately benefit society. I am also passionate about promoting scientific literacy and inspiring others to appreciate the wonders of biology.