> For a long time, I thought my calling was in medicine. Sometimes, when I read about interesting new research in neroscience, I wonder what would have happened

> For a long time, I thought my calling was in medicine. Sometimes, when I read about interesting new research in neroscience, I wonder what would have happened if I had continued studying medicine. Who knows? I feel exactly the same way. Since taking an introductory biology class in school, I've always been extremely interested in biology and biotech in general. The fact that the possibilities in changing, improving, and modifying the human body, as well as other biology and even non-animate things (which ventures a bit into chemistry/physics) is very appealing. I frequently read Wikipedia (probably a bit too much) on biology, specifically on things like medicine and psychoactives. The fact that the human body can be infinitely modified is likewise infinitely amazing to me. Biotech and bioscience would certainly be my #2 after entrepreneurship, if I had another life. Fantastic article and presentation, btw.