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Wanting to discover new resources for learning Anonymous 311814

What is your daily source of information? How do you stay updated with the news? How do you continue evolving by learning new information, exploring niche topics, and discovering new areas of interest? Please also list your resources below, and do not say that you don’t need to keep yourself updated, because I would like you to. I would also like to learn new things, but right now I mostly end up doomscrolling. The subjects and topics I used to be interested in feel saturated, and since I’ve already explored many of them, I don’t feel motivated to revisit them. I want to find resources, websites, forums which has which help me skim through different topics, keeps me updated with stuff maybe so that I can get into something I never knew about but ended up finding interesting.

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>>311814
Start with molecular biology

Anonymous 311832

>>311827
This is so cool, I love learning shit like this

Anonymous 311833

>>311827
I have read a lot about molecular biology, perhaps very interesting! (during my undergraduate, it was one of my academic subject)

Anonymous 311979

I don't use social media so I get my news by listening to the radio, which is not very good for learning but perfect for local news.
If you are a casual investigator I would recommend you check out retraction watch dot com, it's a website that tracks retracted scientific papers. I check it every week and always learn a thing or two, I often times have a laugh as well.
Educational blogs are something I keep up with as well (Like wheresyouredat and smarterthanthat) but if you want reliable information in whatever topic the best option is to read the books. Blogs are just for casual curiosity imo.



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