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I feel a huge gravity in advising you, so take these words lightly. Beware of getting too close to something that you could over-identify with and possibly feel
by nonrandomstring 5y ago
I feel a huge gravity in advising you, so take these words lightly.
Beware of getting too close to something that you could over-identify
with and possibly feel frustration on top of your condition. I know a
super-smart person with a life changing genetic condition who, after
long consideration, decided against doing a PhD in the precise area of
their own suffering.
Instead, live well and celebrate that you are highly motivated to
helping others, and as a computer scientist you can and will make a
massive impact on an adjacent area. How about medical imaging? Or
diagnostic data science? How about medical robotics or nano-surgery?
You might invent something that saves millions of lives. And perhaps
by good karma someone else will be looking out for you, and deliver a
treatment in 25 years when you need it.
- arisAlexis 5y agoYou caution someone without any argument as to why other than you know a person who decided against it. Confusing to say the least.
- nonrandomstring 5y ago> You caution someone without any argument as to why other than you know a person who decided against it. Confusing to say the least. The OP, to whom the comment was directed, has expressed no confusion, so I am satisfied. But thanks for your concern.