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my microbio genomics class paper

| should i write about myxozoans or virophages


| fuck myxozoans
i have no strong opinion on virophages


| Myxozoans, I love all cnidarians, they are a higher form of life left over from a previous yuga
I also have no strong opinion on virophages


| >>1041973 why tho? do you work in the aquaculture business?


| >>1041989 we'll have to see then, i'm pretty sure both clades have some nice genetics studies


| myxozoans, nobody gives a shit about virophages


| myxozoans


| >>1042012 but virophages are also coooooool


| maan, if life wasnt so tough and unwelcome for the autism/add combo i wouldve been a marine biologist with a focus on deep sea microbiology. instead i ended up as an underpaid pentester because of all the knowledge that came naturally from living on the internet for so long. kinda wish i should go for it but i know its gonna burn me out.


| >>1042038 i feel you... i want to pursue a career in midwater ichthyology but so far i don't see it happening


| myxozoans 100%

>>1042038 I'm going the exact same way. I was working on a bioinformatics degree but I think I'm going to end up working in IT cause I can't stay in a fluorescently lit room with a professor shouting at me any more


| >>1042068
its a shame for sure. we couldve gone on field trips and talk about nerdy stuff and eat ramen together

>>1042081
i think you should give it your all with your bioinformatics degree but thats easy for me to say. its an exciting field desu


| >>1042086 i have been! i ran out of steam and needed a long leave though. whether or not i return mostly depends on if i can get better accomodations


| >>1042092
ive been there. lets hope you get the accommodations you need


| >>1042092
I’m rooting for you! We were talking about how molecular cell tagging is just getting better today and the bioinformatics people may be making protein expression maps of the entire body one day


| >>1042086 this sound pretty cool lmao


| >>1042081 lets hope that things will eventually work out


| I support myxozoans. We get reports on virophages often, they're pretty easy to write about, and it's not hard to sell them as interesting research targets to an audience with little to none exposure to molecular biological sciences. So if you'd like to do something you don't see everyday, for what your teachers would actually take their time to think of a few questions and potentially hypothesize things no one has thought of, go with the most atypical target. Make the most of it!


| >>1042154
why does this read as if you asked chatgpt??


| Make the most of it! Is kinda like what she would say


| >>1042157 Because I happen to write my own research papers and have been praised as an "Elegant" writer, perhaps? I try to be precise when elaborating. It helps the point I'm making to be interpreted just as I intend to. A matter of practice, really. I lost the fear of writing things myself after reading some chinese papers that would qualify as redaction atrocities, though.


| Lovely! I award you a Stella for elegance! What did the Chinese papers do wrong?


| >>1042242 Their text had so many misplaced adverbs, poorly thought conjugations and senseless punctuations it made the core of the text barely readable. I had to read that crime against literacy around 15 times before I finally understood how did they reach the hypothesis of that particular work. It was not a bad article, but it was so terribly written it ruined the experience. Then, I said to myself "If they managed to publish this abomination, I can probably write my own paper"


| >>1042246 lmao


| >>1042246
Wow! I’ll keep that in mind too ; )


| op here, just gonna leave my tumblr link here: www.tumblr.com/blog/defy-6p70 (not like i have anything good to do with it anyway)


| >>1042246
That tracks with 95% of all published Chinese papers.

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