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In what areas are you guys interested in doing research, if you have the option to research anything you want? I've been mostly studying globalization and global social inequality. I actually don't really enjoy doing "research" though. Papers that I'm currently writing: - Global Care Chains: Perpetuators of Global Social Inequality? - The Case of Socialist Special Economic Zones: Prosperity in China, Stagnation in North Korea - Human Trafficking of Men: An Overlooked Phenomenon I can't wait for this week to be over.  - Rascii |
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 Feddlefew |
Global Care Chains might be your best bet there. It sounds interesting and It's something you'll probably be able to find statistics for the easiest. I would really recommend being wary of the last one, especially when it's being phrased like that.  |
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 Prodigal Sock Ghosthande |
I'm a research fiend. Any excuse at all and off I go. Most of the information I want relates to ancient history or biology, which unfortunately means that a lot of the specific stuff ends up being something that only occurs in a scientific article (which you usually have to pay for).  |
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 Julia |
Personally, I'd be most interested in researching the history of European cultures and languages.  |
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 AquaShee |
I'm mostly interested in evolution, determinism and human psychology (all in relation to each other) I don't actually do research on any of those subjects though. I lack the studies, equipment and most other things required to do any sciency researchy things. Mostly I just read up about subjects and work out any other questions I have about the universe in my head. Surprisingly I often discover articles later on that confirm my idle musings! The Community Scribble: make (y)our own metaroom! |
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 nuclearrainbow |
Rascii wrote: That sounds really interesting! I'd like to research something related to brain plasticity, maybe in regards to use of technology and or language. But I have a wide variety of interests so anything from sociology to botany would make me happy. |
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 Missmysterics |
Biology, blame Creatures for that. |
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 c1anddsaddict |
I like researching history and anthropology. I am enjoying researching the history of costumes. I also liked a short paper (I did a decent amount of research for it) I did on the ideal for women's bodies over time. I also enjoyed a paper on supernovae that I wrote. Despite my love of jackals, writing a research paper on them proved dull. One article, detailing their mating habits, left me scarred (It might not have, but I heavily associate them with a fictional character I have a thing for. It embarrassed me). DS village My TCR norns STAY AWAY FROM THE MOLDY, DISEASED CHICKEN NUGGET STASH!!! |
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 Malkin Manager |
I'm currently researching the risk factors, causes and treatments for venous thromboembolism (helping a friend). It's really interesting to read the medical journal articles, they're quite different from what I'm used to. My TCR Norns |
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Chimalma |
I'm interested in literature, mainly folklore. I love researching mythology. I really like reading about history, sociology and literature. I've taken a bunch of classes in the and I find them so interesting. |
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 Ilaezha |
I hope this thread isn't too old to post on. I did a research paper in the fall about why constructed languages (think Klingon and the Na'vi language) should be taught in schools. I love linguistics and that was the first research paper I actually enjoyed. I'd love to publish the paper someday. |
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 NimhsLab |
I'm into genetics, psychology (of all animals, including humans!), and politics, although that is also psychology... (granted, hand me a science magazine and I will be occupied spectacularly, no matter the subject. These are just my three favorite subjects.) [chirping and clicking]  Clicks for a winter god! >  |
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 TheSecond |
Communication and language in non-primate species. Most animals, insects, and fish communicate non-verbally, through the use of body language, pheromones, plumage, or bio-luminescent displays; the staggering number of different ways that creatures communicate has always fascinated me. In many cases, especially with non-primate mammals which live in tightly knit family groups, their communication reaches a complexity that could be described as language. Would a person be able to learn one of these languages through a lifetime of study? Perhaps even identify dialectal differences in separate family groups? Maybe even learn to communicate through mimicry? My favorite norn is still Belldandy. |
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Ilaezha |
I love that so many people here are interested in scientific topics as well as Creatures. I also find psychology, behavior, and culture amazing to study and it's fun to see some of it in the Creatures games. |
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