If you Could Study One Subject

[MaNiCC]

What would it be? you would be paid

you can include subjects such as aas if you like

[awesome1]

philosophy or nutrition

[D7M]

Theology.

[MaNiCC]

Theology.

First time ive heard of that. nice d7m

[Tesla]

Breeding Koi fish for profit or winemaking.

[stack_it]

World History

[FranciscoG]

Diving, been doing that for the last year though.

[CMonkey]

Astrophysics

[Dukkit]

women??

wait. nvm. cuz we'll never understand them

serial killers.
the hows, the whys, the methods

which would probably drive me even more insane and lead to a rash of serial murders in the philadelphia area

hmmm

[Hazard]

Theoretical physics.....

~Haz~

[ModelInProgress]

Psychology or Nutrition

[BgMc31]

Military history

[6ft5]

I have a degree in interior design but I mostly build things..which leads me to wanting to study rendering more than I do now cuz its more like a part time hobbie.. techniques as in putting ideas into images, using a variety of colors and textures to portray a complete and comprehensive image.

[taiboxa]

ninja yep... thats about it

[alexISthrowed]

asss and tittays

[Mr.Rose]

Aerospace Mechatronic Engineering... oh wait i am already studying that.

[lovbyts]

Tits and ass

[auslifta]

Porn or art. Or the art of porn maybe.

[MaNiCC]

Psychology or Nutrition

a woman after my own heart

[Hoggage_54]

gynecology

[MASTER]

The effect of regular ass pear pooper action on life satisfaction.

[sigman roid]

Sleeping

[RoadToRecovery]

Chemical Engineering

[Implement]

Eating disorders
-triggers, manifestations, therapy, recovery, etc.
It is, by far, the most bizarre, misunderstood tragedy in the world, IMO. I hope that none of you ever encounter it, the way that I have. (indirectly, btw)

[shadey33]

gynecology

^^x2

[jccnewbie]

The female orgasm

[dangerous dan]

pornography

[calgarian]

Mathematics ,Statistics or Physics but then again i was a nerd

[energizer bunny]

good thread......i cant choose yet.....need time to think..

[MaNiCC]

good thread......i cant choose yet.....need time to think..

I hope so, we all share a common interest but i just wanted to see what else we are interested in

[novastepp]

Various Behavior models and Acceptance theories.

[Swifto]

Theology.

MY GF has a degree in Theology and also the Church.

To answer the question of the OP...

Endocrinology, pharmacology or nutrition, I think. Cant pick one...

[Swifto]

Diving, been doing that for the last year though.

My father is a deep sea diver (now supervisor) and has been for over 20 years. He dives all over the world working for oil companies.

Is that what your into, or teaching?

[MuscleScience]

Military history

Im going back to get a German Literature degree/Military history degree in a few years. I say Me, and you travel all the worlds great battles sites from Thermopylae to Tarawa. And Lifts some weights along the way.

Any particular period your interested in?

Mathematics ,Statistics or Physics but then again i was a nerd

I would have loved to this day to be a an astrophysicist, In undergrad I worked under a guy that was at on time part of the Mars Project (now canceled) before he got into astrobiology and looking for life in the most extreme environments on earth. I just so happened to have a better mind at figuring out how not to kill rare samples of extremophilic Archaea better than most. Maybe a few percent of the samples could be grown.

However my lab along with many others may have classified potentially many many primitive organisms that some circles in science consider the first forms of life. Earlier than even bacteria. I say potentially because it will takes years of genetic assays and phylogenetic study to determine evolutionary lineages. And of course more deep sea thermal vent samples and other extreme environments that may have mimicked early conditions on earth when life was first forming.

There is this scientist Russell H. Vreeland, who developed a method of extracting ancient bacteria in salt crystal that dried up in salt lake beds or ancient oceans and left small pockets of water where bacteria were trapped and basically went into suspended animation for 250 million years. He actually extracted them and brought them back to life. This was a very big deal. As his findings were published in Nature. The Organisms according to genetic testing were of no know species today.

http://www.nature.com/nature/journal.../407897a0.html

If I could express the amount of real science that NASA and the likes are engaged in. Not a sole on the planet would think twice about increasing science funding 100 to a 1000 fold.

Sorry Guys I am a huge Science dork. I could write about this all night. Peace...

[ModelInProgress]

a woman after my own heart

[Swifto]

Im going back to get a German Literature degree/Military history degree in a few years. I say Me, and you travel all the worlds great battles sites from Thermopylae to Tarawa. And Lifts some weights along the way.

Any particular period your interested in?



I would have loved to this day to be a an astrophysicist, In undergrad I worked under a guy that was at on time part of the Mars Project (now canceled) before he got into astrobiology and looking for life in the most extreme environments on earth. I just so happened to have a better mind at figuring out how not to kill rare samples of extremophilic Archaea better than most. Maybe a few percent of the samples could be grown.

However my lab along with many others may have classified potentially many many primitive organisms that some circles in science consider the first forms of life. Earlier than even bacteria. I say potentially because it will takes years of genetic assays and phylogenetic study to determine evolutionary lineages. And of course more deep sea thermal vent samples and other extreme environments that may have mimicked early conditions on earth when life was first forming.

There is this scientist Russell H. Vreeland, who developed a method of extracting ancient bacteria in salt crystal that dried up in salt lake beds or ancient oceans and left small pockets of water where bacteria were trapped and basically went into suspended animation for 250 million years. He actually extracted them and brought them back to life. This was a very big deal. As his findings were published in Nature. The Organisms according to genetic testing were of no know species today.

http://www.nature.com/nature/journal.../407897a0.html

If I could express the amount of real science that NASA and the likes are engaged in. Not a sole on the planet would think twice about increasing science funding 100 to a 1000 fold.

Sorry Guys I am a huge Science dork. I could write about this all night. Peace...

Do you think other life formes exist outside of Earth?

[Older lifter]

Always wanted to learn the Saxaphone ...lol

[MaNiCC]

Mentalism is another fascinating subject

[calgarian]

Im going back to get a German Literature degree/Military history degree in a few years. I say Me, and you travel all the worlds great battles sites from Thermopylae to Tarawa. And Lifts some weights along the way.

Any particular period your interested in?



I would have loved to this day to be a an astrophysicist, In undergrad I worked under a guy that was at on time part of the Mars Project (now canceled) before he got into astrobiology and looking for life in the most extreme environments on earth. I just so happened to have a better mind at figuring out how not to kill rare samples of extremophilic Archaea better than most. Maybe a few percent of the samples could be grown.

However my lab along with many others may have classified potentially many many primitive organisms that some circles in science consider the first forms of life. Earlier than even bacteria. I say potentially because it will takes years of genetic assays and phylogenetic study to determine evolutionary lineages. And of course more deep sea thermal vent samples and other extreme environments that may have mimicked early conditions on earth when life was first forming.

There is this scientist Russell H. Vreeland, who developed a method of extracting ancient bacteria in salt crystal that dried up in salt lake beds or ancient oceans and left small pockets of water where bacteria were trapped and basically went into suspended animation for 250 million years. He actually extracted them and brought them back to life. This was a very big deal. As his findings were published in Nature. The Organisms according to genetic testing were of no know species today.

http://www.nature.com/nature/journal.../407897a0.html

If I could express the amount of real science that NASA and the likes are engaged in. Not a sole on the planet would think twice about increasing science funding 100 to a 1000 fold.

Sorry Guys I am a huge Science dork. I could write about this all night. Peace...

Finally another Nerd.......

[BJJ]

Theology.