The Hardest Part of Being a Scientist?

[@user-cd4bx6uq1y]

Sometimes it seems that every Asian scientiest has Wang in their name

[@BioLabCollective]

Wang is a very common last name in Asia, not just among scientists. Thanks for watching

[@aaronkoenigsberg7237]

Hey! I like your video. Dunno why this other dude in the comments is so negative. Can't believe how few views this has, your production quality is high. People really just don't be caring about science huh. I think you mention how "science news" is just too broad a topic for one website. That seems like a big problem. Maybe there are specialized websites out there but if it doesn't penetrate into reddit or fb or ig or tiktok it don't matter

[@BioLabCollective]

Thanks for your feedback! Yes science communication is a tricky process, everyone needs to be part of the solution.

[@acearinos1410]

its possible though out time people have not cared. Im not big into the science community but it feels like theres like only a few dudes per centry in the early days doing any work. Probably cause people care more about getting though life. Or people think science is close to its capaicty and new break thoughs are too small to care.

[@BioLabCollective]

Yep both problems that scientists and science communicators need to work at to improve the public dialogue. It’s not the audience’s fault if we’re not trying to make it interesting.