Academic Area of Specialization

What is your specialist subject, the thing that makes you feel happiest and eager learning about? That makes life feel better?

I think mine mine is Ancient Civilizations. I’m listening to lots of different Books on Audible. Lots of Great Courses, which are amazing, as they are university level lectures presented by doctors who are absolutely passionate about their subjects. I’m listening to one about Mesoamerica another about Native Americans and an audio book about Ancient African Kingdoms. No one I know cares about any of these though. Nobody ever talks to me about their academic passions. I have no clue if I’m on any spectrum but all the people I have known in the past who said they had Asperger’s were much more cerebral than the average person. 

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  • Mine's medical history. The bit I like best is the 19th century, because there were loads of developments around public health and hospital hygiene, but I like Ancient Egyptian medicine as well, and I'm also interested in the bubonic plague because it had such a massive effect on so many other historical events.

  • That's so cool ^^

    Medical history is really interesting but I feel queasy reading about some of it lol.

    It's crazy all the different treatments that were used say hundred years ago when there was no pain meds. 

    Sounded really horrible times to need treatment:-/ 

  • I've worked with animals, done a biology degree, and managed my own messy chronic illnesses- at this point I'm probably the least squeamish person you'll ever meet!

    I often find the attitudes more distressing, actually. The ways that marginalised people have been treated in the name of medical progress have been awful sometimes.

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  • I've worked with animals, done a biology degree, and managed my own messy chronic illnesses- at this point I'm probably the least squeamish person you'll ever meet!

    I often find the attitudes more distressing, actually. The ways that marginalised people have been treated in the name of medical progress have been awful sometimes.

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