#jtotheizzoe

Within the last few weeks, you guys have been asking a lotttt of questions to our hosts. Lucky for you, they’ve decided to answer some! Here’s a Q&A roundup! 

@jtotheizzoe​ from It’s Okay to be Smart answers questions like What’s your favorite type of biology?, What has been your favorite video to make?, and Can dogs tell time?

Dianna from Physics Girl answers What is super symmetry?, What can I do with a physics degree? and What is the velocity of a flying rooster in space?

For her 100th video (!) Vanessa from @braincraft​ answers Does the brain have anything to regulate its function?, What’s the effect of chocolate on the brain?, and What’s your favorite Pokemon?

And let’s not forget @theartassignment​‘s Artline videos, where Sarah and John answer questions about art in pop culture, careers in art, and the psychology around art! 

With the spring equinox right around the corner, don't you think it's time you learned what the equinox REALLY is?The latest from It’s Okay to be Smart! (cc @jtotheizzoe​)

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Legitimate point! I didn't mean to discourage writers at all, but to encourage further formal education along with the informal!

After all, my science writing jobs have all arisen from people saying "hey, I liked your post on platypodes/venereal diseases/death by smog", and not "you had a great educational background, what say you come write for us?"

DO IGEM. I didn’t do it personally, because I am old and it didn’t exist, but we mentored the UT-Austin team my last two years and that shit is amazing

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i did some IGEM related stuff at my thing in boston!! i tried to get an IGEM team going at my school but wasn’t able to sadly :(