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Asked by anon-321655 to Ryan on 10 Jun 2022.
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Ryan Devlin answered on 10 Jun 2022: last edited 10 Jun 2022 2:04 pm
Surprisingly, no. My favourite subject at school was history, and I still have an interest in history. I have been looking at the history of Edinburgh Medicine and the Royal Medical Society (RMS), and there are some really interesting things there. The RMS was formed before we knew what caused earthquakes, or what caused the craters on the moon. It was formed before the smallpox vaccine, and before Charles Darwin developed his theory of evolution. You can see some of the moments of history that shape our world in the essays and news articles of these old medical institutions, and it is fascinating to read.
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Rosie commented on :
It was when I reached year 9, and my science teacher was amazing and that’s how I got interested in it!
Tammy commented on :
I preferred history when I was at school and only considered science for studying around the time of my GCSE’s. I discovered marine biology and decided I wanted to do that instead of archeology.
Saadia commented on :
Until my final year at school I enjoyed Geography and Arts the most. That changed when I did Higher Biology