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Research is what I'm doing when I don't know what I'm doing - Wernher Von Braun

[alishasund]

And if you're in love, you're the lucky one. Cause most of us are bitter over someone.

[alishasund]

And if you're still breathing you're the lucky one. Cause most of us are still heaving through corrupted lungs.

[drmedusagrey]

If this is the way it ends This is the way it's meant to be

[lightningmickqueen]

lazy is such an ugly word I prefer the term selective participation

[evanpetersisbaeeee]

[nmturner]

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[ultrafacts]

The basic idea has been expressed through narrative a number of times. In one of Aesop’s fables The Fox and the Cat, the fox boasts of “hundreds of ways of escaping” while the cat has “only one”. When they hear the hounds approaching, the cat scampers up a tree while “the fox in his confusion was caught up by the hounds”. The fable ends with the moral, “Better one safe way than a hundred on which you cannot reckon”

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[alishasund]

You make me feel less cynical.

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[my-teen-quote]

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[alishasund]

There are two kinds of people in this world: hopeless romantics and realists. A realist just sees that face and packs it in with every other pretty girl they’ve ever seen before. The hopeless romantic becomes convinced that God put them on Earth to be with that one person. But there is no God and life is only as meaningful as you fool yourself into thinking it is.

[alishasund]

'Research is what I'm doing when I don't know what I'm doing'

Check out my Science blog - well its actually a combination of social and biosciences :) 

Hope you enjoy the read :D xx

[onlinecounsellingcollege]

You don’t need a relationship to be complete. You’re complete because of who you are, and not because of who you are with.

(via iamcharliesangel)

[alishasund]

Baking makes the world go 'round.

Hey guys check out my baking blog for tips, recipes and pictures of my recent bakes :) xxx

[anatomyofscience]

By Alisha Sund

I recently read an article on New Scientist about love and how the definition changes depending on your major. I personally, agreed with the neuroscience definition:

“a neurobiological phenomenon that falls into three subtypes: lust, attraction and attachment – all of which...

[forgottengenres]

I couldn’t tell you why the world works the way it does. Why people act the way they do. But know that I ain’t scared.

Ken Dereste Dorcely (via thatlitsite)

[anatomyofscience]

One of the most exciting things about biomedical research is the possibility of improving clinical outcomes and positively impacting the lives of patients. But what exactly does it take to turn a good idea into a clinical reality? We decided to speak to Professor Martin Birchall to find out what...

[alishasund]

Easter Cupcakes!

[mickeyandcompany]