Sort of the point of so doing, no? Not really, no. If the topic of interest is live cats, you quickly run out of things that can be learned about them by studying dead cats. (This is in contrast to nonliving systems, which can often be taken apart and put back together again with no ill effects.)
As we've discussed, I have no interest in programming as a career, or even as a significant part of one. Neuroscience is in the right ballpark, but it's something I occasionally read about, not something I care to do. I'm not sure I want to work with animals, much less humans.
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Not really, no. If the topic of interest is live cats, you quickly run out of things that can be learned about them by studying dead cats. (This is in contrast to nonliving systems, which can often be taken apart and put back together again with no ill effects.)
As we've discussed, I have no interest in programming as a career, or even as a significant part of one. Neuroscience is in the right ballpark, but it's something I occasionally read about, not something I care to do. I'm not sure I want to work with animals, much less humans.