Non-Bio ppl sometimes ask me how to get up to speed with Biology. Most...
Non-Bio ppl sometimes ask me how to get up to speed with Biology. Most recently, @PradyuPrasad. These ppl tend to be CS/Maths oriented. Their most common complaint is: “I find Biology interesting but gave up on learning it because it is so memorisation based.” Thread:
@RuxandraTeslo: Non-Bio ppl sometimes ask me how to get up to speed with Biology. Most recently, @PradyuPrasad . These ppl tend to be CS/Maths oriented. Their most common complaint is: “I find Biology interesting but gave up on learning it because it is so memorisation based.” Thread: @RuxandraTeslo: I actually had the same issue. In school I was good at Chemistry/Physics/Maths, went to Chemistry & Physics National Olympiads etc. But always knew my true interest was in Biology. Once in Uni, I absolutely hated the teaching style of the Biochemistry degree. @RuxandraTeslo: What changed my
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