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Something Surprising and a Question for Prof. Firestein
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Question Firestein
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Neil Khurana
Harvard GenEd 2021
Apr 28, 2021
This is a great questions Chase. I would think maybe in some fields scientific process may slow down. Petroleum engineering for example. The world will still be somewhat heavily dependent on oil for a long time, maybe the next 30+ years but as we transition to other renewable energy sources, this career and research in this field may die out.
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Harvard students comment on "Uncertain Risks"
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Question for Jill Tarter
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Neil Khurana
Harvard GenEd 2021
Apr 16, 2021
This is a great question. Before learning any physics, or astrophysics principles in school all my "background" came form science fiction films and books. As long as we hold these biases aside if we pursue research in the filed, I wouldn't see anything wrong with this sort of creativity.
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Church — Genetic Counseling?
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Neil Khurana
Harvard GenEd 2021
Apr 06, 2021
You bring up a great point, Andrew. With the rise of these genetic testing kits and DNA startups, more and more people will want to learn about interpret their genetic data which may lead to an increased need for genetic counseling. It may be dangerous for people to misinterpret their results without some sort of healthcare professional that can contextualize your personal and family health history.
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Assignment 3/30/21
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