I am a quick learner and it’s really easy for me to take something uh, or to gain some new knowledge, um, you know, if I uh, if I am keen on it. Um, but there’s something that I’m really passionate about and I would like to learn more in the near fe future. That is. That subject is uh, neuroscience, you know, about human brain and other stuff. Um, for the first time when I got interested in this subject I was in my eleven 11th grade, I guess, uh, there, you know, foremost reason why I started to find it interesting in because I thought, I mean I tried to find out why I was tend to get depressed or stressed and even lazy, know, lazy compared to other, compared to other my classmates. Because when I was preparing for my exam to enter the university, I was really lazy. And watching my friends who, who are really self disciplined and uh, learned a lot of things really fast and without any struggles. I wanted to be like them. So I thought it should be something wrong with my brain. So I started to uh, dig into this subject because I wanted to find out what is wrong with me. But um, fortunately there’s nothing wrong with my brain. Um, but thing that I am happy about is that this subject is my passion for my whole life and I would like to learn it more and more, reading uh, a lot of books about it. And um, maybe in the future I will help others to find out what’s wrong with them or uh, some interesting, you know, facts about the human brain.
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I'm a quick learner and I find it easy to pick up new knowledge, especially if I'm genuinely interested in it. There's a subject I'm particularly passionate about and would love to delve deeper into in the near future: neuroscience. It's all about the human brain and its complexities. My initial interest in this field sparked during my eleventh grade. I was curious about why I tended to feel depressed, stressed, and even lazy compared to my classmates. During my university entrance exams, I felt particularly sluggish while watching my friends effortlessly excel. I wanted to understand why I struggled, so I started exploring neuroscience, hoping to find out what was 'wrong' with me. Fortunately, there's nothing inherently wrong with my brain. However, my journey into neuroscience has become a lifelong passion. I'm constantly reading books and articles, eager to learn more. Perhaps in the future, I can use my knowledge to help others understand their own brains and uncover fascinating facts about this incredible organ.
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