/sci/ - Science & Math

>>7732787
Don't listen to this phaggot

I have a recently gained my PhD and I was firmly in the "not sure what to do next" camp.

I am now employed in industry with a reasonably high salary and continuing my scientific research.

Sure the job market is tough these days but having a PhD is always beneficial. It will secure you a higher salary and teaches many extra curricular skills that you can use to sell yourself.

Protip: Get some help with CV writing from your university careers service

>>7258717
>Stop replying to me

>>6923527
Not with that attitude you won't :3

What force holds individual cells together?

Being a:

Creationist
Marxist
Liberal
Racial egalitarian(secular creationist)
Or religious or spiritual in any way

Physicsfag here, I know virtually nothing about biology. Can anyone explain to me exactly how random mutation works in evolution? Natural selection from existing traits makes sense to me, but I have a little difficulty visualizing how a single-celled organism can progress to a more complex one like a bug or something.

>>4565509

>implying Evolution is not considered a paradigm now