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For me, a particular research direction isn't solely about passion; it's more like a job—something I don't need to deeply love, but simply need to be responsible. The interest of research lies in the research itself. The specific field or topic is secondary; what matters most is the research itself[1].
Edited on 2024.10.21
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Well... If the tasks require extensive hands-on practice with mechanical operations like cutting or welding, I must admit it's not really my thing. I've tried them in class before, but I usually need about 1.5 times longer than others to complete them. After reflecting on this, I think the reason is that these classes often demand immediate manual execution. For each step, I tend to take a bit more time to fully understand the procedure, its purpose, and even take notes, but these kinds of practical courses typically expect quick hands-on replication without too much hesitation. ↩︎