bar is too high for research and everything is too complicated

[Anonymous No.16008512]

>want to get into interesting research
>you need a bachelors, masters, and doctorate degree in that particular area
>by the time you get to doctorate degree to do that research people already did it and moved on
>you are now down a bachelors degree and a masters degree
next time I hear the news reports about people doing research I'm not even going to bother trying to get the background knowledge and read papers and such. Why does it have to be this way?

[Anonymous No.16008530]

>>16008512
I have contributed a lot to cancer research. They steal my research which is low key funny. anyways, yes they are lying and they only want you to become a gigachad that will solve all the problems in the universe

>i'm joking...kind of

[Anonymous No.16008532]

>>16008512
It has to be this way because the people that came before us had to do it that way. Even if the content could be taught to you in 1/10 of the time it doesn't matter. We don't reduce the duration of university by 9/10, instead we fill up that 9/10 with rambling and useless shit. This is the way it must be. It is not possible to change it because changing it would make it different and we can't have that.

[Anonymous No.16008537]

>>16008532
In short, some people who have to profit wouldn't profit. And that's... uh... le bad!

[Barkon No.16008540]

>>16008537
Eat my shorts, faggit LAL

[Anonymous No.16008541]

>>16008530
That is pretty based if true anon. Could you tell us a little bit aboit your research and what credentials you have?

[Barkon No.16008543]

>>16008541
My research falls in the category of shut the fuck up faggot this is MINE LAL

[Anonymous No.16008582]

>>16008541
yes, I was sent here from the future to solve your guy's issues. my biggest things were the identification of enzymes functionally related to cancer and viruses, the metabolism of redox relations and its role in cancer development, metabolics of the cancer cell and persistent state derangement, and a few others.

[Anonymous No.16008612]

>>16008582
What is currently holding up cancer research and will need a future breakthrough?

[Anonymous No.16008632]

>>16008612
Not too much actually. The final step will be measuring the mutation rate of cancers compared to normal cells and identifying which changes can reverse the damage or prevent it from happening in the first place. Even now tho, most of the metabolic dependencies have been realized to some extent which may provide the shortcut necessary to force the cancer cell to accept cell death through artifical engineering.

[sage No.16008775]

>>16008632
>larp larp larp larp larp larp larp larp larp larp larp larp larp larp larp larp larp larp larp larp larp

[Anonymous No.16008778]

>>16008512
>interesting research
define "interesting," what are you trying to do or are you just trying to justify not trying

[Anonymous No.16008820]

>>16008778
If you want to do research for any company or university, they demand all of these things.

[Anonymous No.16009639]

>>16008778
Or if I want to change careers after a couple years then I am fucked.