I've always been interested in the sciences, and though I never took biology in school, I find it the most interesting. Out of the three, I am best at chemistry, but I enjoy doing the physics homework much more
. Math has always been a struggle for me, but as long as I work hard, I'm able to get decent marks; at least I was, until I started doing university level calculus. Using it in physics class, an chem class is ok, but the math class itself demands too much theory and less practical, more challenging derivatives. In caase you are wondering, I'm going in for a mechanical engineering degree. Funny enough, I was considering entomology, but decided for engineering to satisfy my interest in machines
. Origami really does appeal to my sense of style, very precise and mathematical, and to my general interest in geometry. That said, it is a very scientific art form in some ways, and very artsy in other ways. I really enjoy art and drawing, though I'm not very good at it, so I think origami appeals to me on two levels.
Sorry for the verbosity of this rant, I couldn't help it
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