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Life in Science

机译：科学的生活

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"What do you do?" The short answer, in the vernacular of the undergraduates, is that I have not yet declared my major. while i answer to the call of "scientist," like most scientists, i am really just a curious person. i am also a materialist seekingmaterial and knowable answers to my curiosity. i think that most curious people, be they artists, poets, musicians, philosophers or scientists, are simply trying to make sense of a puzzling world... different methods, different databases, but similar questions. Scientists, perhaps, have the good sense to cast their work in ways that are not as massively underdetermined as some other approaches. So how have my peregrinations in pursuit of my curiosity led me into a career labeled "scientist?" The underlying theme of this essay is the random and opportunistic nature of my scientific career. interactions with friends and teachers, unexpected turns of events, and life's myriad contingencies molded my life in science.
机译：“你做什么?”方言的大学生,是我还没有宣布我的专业。的“科学家”,像大多数科学家一样,我是只是一个奇怪的人。唯物主义seekingmaterial,可知答案我的好奇心。人,他们是艺术家、诗人、音乐家、哲学家和科学家,只是想理解一个令人费解的世界……方法,不同的数据库,但是类似的问题。有意义的方式把他们的工作不像其他一些大型欠定的方法。我的好奇心使我变成一个事业的追求标记为“科学家吗?”文章是随机和机会主义的本质我的科学生涯。和老师,意想不到的事件生命的无数突发事件塑造我的生活科学。

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