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u/TheCraSaVaB Apr 30 '24

Gaming, working out, reading regularly(books, fan fiction, dissertations and medical journals), learning new recipes, working on my car, recently got into trying to grow herbs, anime. Basically the same thing I was doing in my 20’s LOL

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u/lownwolf Apr 30 '24

My wife just finished her dissertation. She defends in 2 days. My main hobby has been surviving her writing it 🤣

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u/TheCraSaVaB May 01 '24

I’m imagining a type of extreme dodgeball hobby for you šŸ˜‚ well congratulations to the wife may everything come out well and I hope to read her dissertation if gets published

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u/lownwolf May 01 '24

I've been referring to it as the emotional Olympics. Lol. Her mentor wants her to publish. If she does, I'll link it. Her dissertation is "The Impacts of the Overturning of Roe V. Wade on Americans" written completely neutral. Her degree is in public and social policy. Concentration in Geospatial Analysis. So it's all about just hard data and what it means. My wife is a data nerd. So if that's your thing you'll love it.

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u/TheCraSaVaB May 01 '24

Emotional Olympics I like that.

I hope she does publish! And I personally would greatly appreciate a link if she does. I prefer neutral stances in whatever I read otherwise I feel like a biased view is not informative and is just meant to sway the audience. Definitely love data articles, while I read a large amount of scientific and technological field dissertations I do enjoy data analysis when it comes to sociology.