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Why did I not go into biology?

>> No.8598546

>>8598478
It was a dead field before CRISPR/Cas9

don't feel bad anon

>> No.8598856

Do cancer free chicken tendies taste better?

>> No.8598928

>>8598546
im kinda wanting to get into biology, is it really dead or are you just memeing?

>> No.8599052

>>8598928
It was dead, now it's blooming.

>> No.8599429

>>8599052
Just like a resurrection plant

>> No.8599584

Research fields are generally very very specific and mostly irrelevant, if you want to become a pipette monkey go for it.

>> No.8599603

The scientists that cure cancer will have worked to do so for 40k a year.

I should have gone into popsci.

>> No.8599713

>>8598478
Because you want a good job.
I have a bachelor's in biology and now I am getting a master's in computer engineering.
Maybe I will be useful someday....

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8599761

>>8598478
>Scientists genetically modified salmonella to eat human flesh

fixed

>> No.8600220

Because straight biology is stamp collecting and the very successful will struggle financially in life.

The real work is done in biophys and biomed. Most biologist are not capable of expanding beyond stamp collecting

>> No.8600239

>>8598546
kak u so edgy anon

>> No.8600536

>>8599584
>pipette monkey go for it.
at least they're curing cancer, anon

>> No.8600714

>>8598928
you are on /sci/ talking to a scinon about a field that is not his own, what do you think?

>> No.8600724

>>8599584
>Biologist here
>not a pipette monkey
feels good

Tbh for the most part you are right, a lot of Bio is lab monkey based, but that is the same in all science.

Also yeah most peoples research will fall into obscurity, but again, that is the same in all science. At least in Bio if you do something cool and valuable the chances are most people will thank you for it because the applications are often buzzwords which they know about ('cancer', diagnosis', 'sustained erections' etc), as opposed to in maths or physics where most people will ask why you are getting funding at all.

>> No.8600737

>>8600724
what's your biofield, anon

>> No.8600739

>>8600737
Genomic Parasitology

I am the guy who occasionally makes Parasitology Q&A threads, if you have seen any

>> No.8600756

>>8598478
>flesh eating bacteria
that doesn't seem dangerous at all.

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8600868

>tfw in chem eng

>> No.8600916

>>8600739
oh shit, it's you, always good threads

>> No.8600924

>>8600916
cheers bro, I appreciate that!

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>>8598478
>TFW I will graduate my Master in Biochemistry and Biotechnology this year

>> No.8601810

>>8598546
hey fellow anon CRISPR/cas for president.

>> No.8601814

>>8600239
sorry, where is the edge ? i cant cut my fingers on it. must be really small to begin with.

>> No.8601914

>>8600868
You can master in biotech, chemistry will be helpful