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Asked by rania06 to Thiloka, Shonna, Ross, Rebecca, Matthew, Marianne, James, Anabel, Alex, Aina on 7 Jun 2019.
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Rebecca Moon answered on 7 Jun 2019:
Definitely biology, then chemistry and physics the least. But I didnt really like the plant side of biology much, always preferred the human biology.
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Anabel Martinez Lyons answered on 7 Jun 2019: last edited 7 Jun 2019 1:46 pm
Rebecca and I agree – biology I find the most interesting and fulfilling, followed by chemistry and lastly physics. Favourite bits of biology for me are anatomy, physiology and evolutionary science.
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Marianne King answered on 7 Jun 2019:
Biology was definitely my favourite, then physics and then chemistry. My favourite parts of biology were almost the human topics, but I did enjoy learning about photosynthesis and plants too. My least favourite part of biology was all the stuff about managing woodlands and storing seeds. Not that I don’t like woodlands. 🙂
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Thiloka Ratnaike answered on 7 Jun 2019:
I definitely love biology most, then chemistry and finally physics! I could never quite get my head around some of the concepts in physics, whereas Biology is very much ‘here and now’ stuff. I love constantly being amazed by the workings of the human body! Can you believe the billions of cells we are all made of and actually how it is incredible that more doesn’t go wrong when you think of all the processes going on in each of those cells?!
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Shonna Johnston answered on 8 Jun 2019:
I used to be best at chemistry but liked biology better and now I work with both those and physics.
Biology for the cells I work with. Chemistry provides the fluorescent probes (coloured chemicals) to attach to the cells and physics for the lasers we use to detect and analyse the first two.
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Matthew Bareford answered on 10 Jun 2019:
Good question, and even though I deal with Biology and Chemistry much much more, I really love physics!
I like looking at the physical nature of everything for instance physics is the study of matter, and when we can understand how/why matter behaves in a fashion, we can understand more about the Biological mechanisms and reasons for them!
Not to mention the fascinating topics such as string theory, parallel universes and space!!
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James Streetley answered on 11 Jun 2019:
Biology. It’s the one I know more about, but still gives me the feeling of “Wow/Huh?” when I learn about some of the neat adaptations evolution has managed to find.
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David commented on :
Probably Biology but i’m always amazed at how much I use the others everyday.
Ambre commented on :
I love Biology so much, everyday I found it more and more interesting. Physic is cool but my brain can’t work around it hahah
Kaitlin commented on :
I love biology and always have!
demiwhorlow commented on :
hello , whats it like being a scientist?, I love biology also
gavinramsay commented on :
hey, whats it like being a serious scientist . 😉
gavinramsay commented on :
hey, whats it like being a serious scientist . ;)I love Biology so much, everyday I found it more and more interesting. Physic is cool but my brain can’t work around it hahah