Thread 940011748

What are the best and /b/ approved scientific fields to study while being blind?

>>940011748 (OP)
lots of coders, lots of musicians, minimal fieldwork that requires looking at shit. pick whatever scientific field you have a vibe for and then see if the data analysis side of it fits you, as it's the best gateway in. every field involves a lot of number crunching at some point, and you can leverage from that into some more hands on stuff.

>>940011748 (OP)
astronomy or physics.

you'll have to get used to not being able to see what you're doing and if you're studying something like biology you'll have to rely on your other senses.

>>940011748 (OP)
Holocaust studies, you don't need to see the evidences because they don't even exist.

>>940013440
> you'll have to get used to not being able to see what you're doing
dude OP is already blind - i assume he's not planning to become blind in a while,

>>940011748 (OP)
I'd go for whatever fits your interests. Go to some university and work some days in every relevant district. then decide where to go from then.

you can't

>>940011748 (OP)
Poetry, in particular the sonnet. Worked for John Milton, after all

>>940011748 (OP)
Theoretical physics...on weed...

Geometric Optics

>>940011748 (OP)
feminism. they somehow got it into the curriculum that reading "dead white men" is sinful so they don't really read anything. you won't even need to know braille.

>>940021382
kek

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