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OK. So you ought to know who this blogging fellow is. Graduate of Neuroscience with Biochemistry. Currently residing in Birmingham, though hopefully not hanging about here for too long.

My fascination lies within the natural sciences, from particle physics right up to supersocieties in the animal kingdom. I like looking at the grand scheme of things, and how it all fits in.

Science is my passion. I also enjoy exploring life, in many different ways and on different levels - the quiet countryside, the grand natural wilderness, sprawling cityscapes and deceivingly tranquil suburbia.

I value variety, diversity, peace, ambition, wonder and hope.

Not sure what else to say, but let's pretend I've written something you like and now you're chuckling to yourself.

Or not.

Whatever floats your boat really.

Yeah.

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May 15, 2011

300

Post 300, folks, and never at a more fitting time!

Exam time is upon us, and much like the Spartans, I feel like the odds are against me. I have the dreaded Behavioural Neuroscience module on the morrow, (hence all the recent psychological posts). I must admit, I have a newfound respect for psychology as an academic field. I was always a bit dubious of it, and preferred to stick to my guns by looking at the basis of being from a biochemical/molecular standpoint. But no, it’s alright. I can see how the psychological method works, and now I appreciate why psychology is referred to as science.

Hell - I wouldn’t take it up as a career or anything, I like my chemicals and cells too much, but I see psychology as credible science now. So yeah… Go Psychologists! Muchos love to y'all! You really challenged me with this module.

Anywho, I say this every exam time, and now will be no different. These look to be the hardest yet.

So… here goes nothing.