Biomedical Community

The dragon problem

Class draconem Here's a draft. --- I've spent years building something I'd like to share with people who care about speculative biology. It's called Class Draconem — a scientifically grounded evolutionary history of dragons, starting from a real genetic event (a Hox gene duplication in a Silurian... read more

Class draconem

Here's a draft. --- I've spent years building something I'd like to share with people who care about speculative biology. It's called Class Draconem — a scientifically grounded evolutionary history of dragons, starting from a real genetic event (a Hox gene duplication in a Silurian fish that... read more

Self-hatred.

Has any of you ever hated yourself, not superficially, but deeply? I started indulging self-hatred upon myself as a form of a punishment. For the past four months I found it really easy to hate every little aspect of my personality. As the result of all this I failed one of my subjects in med... (edited) read more

I’m doing a double degree in biomedical chemistry and molecular genetics. I’ve always been a curious critter and I love learning

Reductio ad absurdum

Philosophic conversation: Ship of Theseus parabole: The innovations in biomedical science have rendered people cyborgs in the most basic sense for over 50 years in the form of pace makers. Heart transplants and skin grafts have replaced organic parts with organic parts. Now we have neural... read more

Why discard ethics for a hypothetical tech utopia?

If there happens to be any geneticists, A.I programmers or developer's, biomechanical scientists, doctors or PhD certified theorists, biomedical engineers or STEM field majors reading this, for most of the leading developments or new groundbreaking tech in your field that may or may not be... read more