/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15400823

>hard to describe

A tiny bit, yes. :D
Can somehow simplify it by describing as a very complex netwörk but that does already create a barrier (which most never overcome) because such a visualization would be static ... and that is clearly not the case here, our netwörk is in permanent motion, vibration, rearrangement. Fluid as I like to call it (but yeah, I am fond of staring into bodies of water). Those of little understanding perceive this as noise I guess, but in fact its motive force is a very beautiful symphony if you got the ears (or eyes) for it.

>new doors are there but require education in anothet field like Physics, Mathematics or Evolution in specificity

Veeery much as I see it! Been there myself, back then still "limited" to biology overall but not with its specialized sub fields (and sub knowledgesets), more interdisciplinary (sadly today a catchy buzzword too).

>What do you do for work?

Did a immunology degree, spent a few years in research afterwards. Ultimately got fed up with it, got a chance and got out. More towards chemistry, got my own engineering company now (and business is finally starting to be gut).