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What is life? How do we know anything? Who are your academic heroes? What is randomness? What is self? What are the limits of reductionism? But most importantly: How are YOU?
I'm getting a driver's license for the 1st time.
This is shocking to many people that how I managed to survive this long, but it's shocking to me that people don't realize there are many places in the world you can totally live a very comfortable & convenient life w/o driving.
I built a 3 story tall giant faucet with plastics flowing out of it to invite the world to #TurnOffThePlasticTap
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@DCrainium I'll have look into this more seriously. I have a an international master's in ecology (went abroad for the experience and cost) so it's been a bit tough finding work outside academia but at a community college, I might have my cake and eat too.
@DCrainium I'm considering teaching at a community college. I'm not sure if it's a good fit more me though. Curious to learn more about your experience
@DCrainium I worked as a lab assistant at a community college for a co-op program back in college and it left a really good impression for me. Its been on my mind since then. All the profs I worked with just seems much more adjusted and balanced.
Fantastic point. Moving out of a research role doesn't mean "leaving science." W/out those of us who work to help disseminate the work of researchers, broad swaths of science wouldn't be accessible to broader audiences.
(Recognizing many researchers are great communicators.)
I was grew up in the suburbs but my parents kept me away from all things outdoorsy so I grew up reading books about adventure and discoveries. Then I moved to the city and started becoming interested in interactions between people and the environment. And then pow! Ecologist.
I am so bored of reading about biologists' childhoods (or let's be honest, boyhoods) spent running around the countryside collecting insects. Like that's nice and all, but some of us grew up in cities. Can we get some alternative biologist origin stories?
There's something consistently demoralising about writing applications for grants, jobs & prizes. I feel gross everytime. And it's not about self-confidence. I think it's the shear lack of humility, the repetition, and reducing oneself to a list of "achievements" #AcademicChatter
Ever wondered how bees sleep? 🤔..this bee is preparing for slumber & for this it holds onto the plant with its mouth, having a bit of a clean before 🐝💤 This is a sharp-tailed bee of the genus Coelioxys, found in Europe.
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