geekyCatX
geekyCatX t1_j3vkqdk wrote
Reply to comment by jmcstar in Australian universities to return to ‘pen and paper’ exams after students caught using AI to write essays | Australian universities by geeceeza
Me after two hours: "whoever will have to try and decipher this, maybe no three hour exam next time".
geekyCatX t1_j2rdor8 wrote
Just some additional information: PhDs in Germany are meant to last 3 years, after that you have to fight for extensions. So even if 27 was old (not by a long shot, spring chicken) OP doesn't look at the 5-10 years of a US PhD. That's the benefit of being required to have completed a Masters. You enter straight into independent research, there's rarely any compulsory coursework/exams.
geekyCatX t1_itdxiyj wrote
You could sell this, as a print or for display in digital frames. I would pay money for it, at least.
geekyCatX t1_ires25e wrote
Reply to comment by ElvisGrizzly in A bold effort to cure HIV—using Crispr by Sariel007
Would be too expensive/possible risks not worth the benefit for flu, but the others I would say yes. If it works, that could be done too.
geekyCatX t1_jddcaak wrote
Reply to comment by 230flathead in Ludwig von Beethoven’s DNA reveals he probably died of liver damage by joelkeys0519
Good question, but at least technically not relevant here. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ludwig_van_Beethoven