After half a month of inactivity (in my own books, anyway) I looked back upon my Questions Part 2 chapter. I received five questions...yay...

This will be a short chapter (although most of my chapters are short) since I didn't receive many questions. Try harder next time, you vegetable!

1. Actual Opinion on Star Wars?
Most of you don't know this, but I enjoy Star Trek, not Star Wars. At first, I viewed Star Wars as a purely entertaining series with little thematic/intellectual merit. However, dream-is-reality  who asked me this question, delivered a convincing argument that helped me understand the thematic and intellectual significance of Star Wars. Although I still believe that Star Trek contains better developed themes than Star Wars, I recognize Star Wars as a series of some thematic merit.

But let's face it: Jean-Luc Picard is an amazing protagonist. And William Riker sits like a legend.

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2. What do I want to do for my career?
I want to become a clinical neurologist involved with autism diagnosis or treatment. I don't know how I'll get involved, but I'll likely find out in college.

This week, I traveled to another city to speak at an autism conference, where I primarily spoke about my work. I met several esteemed doctors and learned a lot about autism and neuroscience. This experience truly rekindled passion for neuroscience and provided me with several resources about autism.

3. Favorite Weather?
I love cold and cloudy weather. Fall contains the best weather.

4. Favorite Food?
I used to enjoy bread a lot, but now I'm always hungry for hamburgers. Don't get mad, vegetarians.

5. Favorite/least favorite arguments for God?
I love (and often use) any argument about the need for objective morality. For me, it is easy to expose the foolishness of moral relativity. Most atheists don't know how to prove atheism through morality, which allows me to educate rather than to refute.

I do not like to prove God's existence through scientific means, since scientific debates typically go no where. Most often, atheists downright refuse to read YEC articles or to admit when my articles refute their claims or sources.

5. Do I like pineapple on pizza?
Reference my chapter, Pineapple on Pizza, for further information.

This chapter was surprisingly lengthy. It should make up for my lengthy absence and entertain you for a solid 30 seconds, or however long Wattpad says this chapter will take to read.

Love and Peace,
Arkada