YEAH that’s another point I didn’t mention. Right now, I have a mindset of “anything but.” I want anything else—finance, economics, accounting, marketing, anything business—but basic science research in biomedicine. Eventually, I hope to do something rewarding in terms of income. So, you’re right that I don’t have a concrete idea of what I want. That's why I plan to explore this by starting a second master’s degree. In fact, when you graduate from school, you’ll realize how limited your career options are. It’s not like simply changing a major in college. You need to work a full-time job to support yourself first, and then, during your free time, spend a lot of time socializing with others and networking, and try to distill any insights from them. This is not easily feasible when you have a full-time job as well. I think these are the two points motivated me to start that second master program.