Aphorism In My Life

In life some of us spend our time devoted to finding thrill, maybe even the next best exciting thing. But a particular aphorism quoted by Thomas Higgins that expresses what I think and fits my lifestyle would probably be: “I 'm not scared of death. I just don’t seek it out,” I am not saying that death is a bad thing. But what I think is by not seeking out an early demise I could use biological science to help people. What I seek my thrill in is biology. Yes, biology, the class you once had in high school that you might have sat through and drooled in because of how boring it was. Or maybe you excelled vastly and understand what I 'm trying to transcribe here. The reason I see a correlation between the aphorism and thesis said previously

Or helping a soldier who lost his arm when his convoy was ambushed; design his new arm, I will skillfully build it for him using state of the art science the very same science could make this man 's prosthetic arm feel again, or helping to synthesize a very important anti-venom even though injecting a horse with venom to provoke an immune response does not seem like the coolest thing in the world, it does save countless lives every year. Maybe even some extensive research at radiation flooded fungus in the middle of Chernobyl.By simply knowing that this fungus converts gamma radiation into chemical engery allows us to understand what it is we are up against in the near future. Who knows we could possibly use this a source of energy in a point of time. I could flourish in those fields, to get there not doing anything too risky is the best insurance to get there. To achieve this goal my passion for this field of science, will let encourage me to do whatever I need to ensure that, I will help the human race when I can but I am not ready yet. The ability of having such a broad and wonderful field just to help the human kind with is a opportunity not worth passing