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ChatGPT Predicted my Future: Career Preparedness and Ethics of AI
Earlier this week, I asked ChatGPT to forecast my future. 2 years… 5 years… 10 years… 20 years. From a Fulbright scholar to a PhD student to a professor. At each step, carving out a research niche for myself at the intersection of ecology and social meaning. ChatGPT was Right… How could ChatGPT forecast my…
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The Day Began with Poop—and Ended in a Shed
Today was the kind of day where I was so busy I forgot to eat. The kind of busy where my brain fails to send hunger signals through my body because I’m so focused. The kind of busy that changes life from monotonous to wonderfully adrenaline filled. That feeling when you’re at the start of…
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The Lesser Evil and the Greater Hope: What a Fantasy Novel Taught Me During Lent
It’s been a long time since I’ve read fiction, at least beyond rereading. But this Lent I gave up my phone after 10:30 PM and without doom scrolling to take up my time, books have reentered my daily routine. Contrary to my initial assumption, I can’t say that reading has done wonders for my sleep.…
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An Introverted Owner, Good Waffles, and Language: Crepeccino
French music plays over the speaker. A chocolate drenched waffle sits on the plastic table that’s painted like black marble. My table faces the door and I have a good view of the parking lot through all the glass windows. Crepeccino. Originally a creperie, now pictures of sandwiches and pasta slideshow their way across the…
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5 Takeaways from Attending The American Ornithological Society Conference
Three things happen when you put an introvert in a closed campus with 1,100 colleagues. The introvert’s brain becomes the equivalent of a bucket with no bottom, The introvert is too tired to even watch Youtube The introvert comes away more inspired to throw herself into her work than ever before. This past week I…
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The Very Good Reason an Ecologist is Taking an Anthropology Class: Second Semester of Grad School
I’ll admit, after two weeks of contentment in Korea, my imagination had toyed with the tantalizing idea of dropping grad school and teaching English online from Korea. Well, actually, I toyed with the slightly more terrifying idea that I might end up doing a PhD in a Korean university (of all the things I love…
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