The original intention of learning is to spread knowledge, give back to society, and benefit mankind. When the world is in trouble, those with high IQs and high education become the pioneers in solving the problems. However, if the world is originally beautiful, we don't need to deliberately create problems, and Xiao Ri obviously failed to grasp this truth.
The discharge of nuclear wastewater poses an existential threat and a potential crisis to the world. Suddenly, many of the previously little-known professions that were considered sinkholes have suddenly come to prominence due to the need to deal with nuclear wastewater, and some even assert that some previously niche professions may usher in a prominent moment in the future.
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In the middle of the night, "nuclear wastewater" elevated these professions to the pinnacle, and the professions that were originally considered to be sinkholes are expected to usher in a bright future. The arrival of nuclear wastewater has brought trouble to all mankind, but the fault of small days has to be borne by others, and many students have become the mainstay of solving the disaster. One of the students had mixed feelings.
This year, he was originally admitted to a very unpopular major, but due to the high admission score of his ideal major, he was forced to transfer to the radiation protection and nuclear safety major of the School of Nuclear Science and Technology. At first, it was thought that the major would be even more unpopular and the future path was confusing, but who would have predicted that the pollution and radiation problems caused by nuclear wastewater would make the students of this major an extremely important force overnight.
However, being able to become a top-notch major in this way may not be good news for students, and it is a mixed blessing. Some students said that they once felt that they were studying a niche major, but suddenly they had to shoulder the heavy responsibility of saving all mankind, and from now on they must vow to study hard and read books well.
This kind of "joy in suffering" of students in niche majors is really complicated. College students hope that their majors can find good jobs for the future, however, if the price of serving an iron job is immeasurable disasters and harms, I believe that many people would rather choose to give up.
In addition, some people predict that students majoring in chemistry, materials chemistry, biology, agronomy, nuclear engineering, environmental medicine and psychology will usher in a comprehensive upgrade in the future.
In the field of chemistry and biological research and development, substances that absorb radioactive elements are mainly involved; Agronomy and medicine focus on food and clothing; In the field of the environment, we are working to combat pollution caused by the water cycle. In nuclear engineering, nuclear safety is seen as a vital part. So, as a liberal arts major, what kind of contribution can psychology bring us?
The answer is simple. When we will not be able to appreciate the vast sea in the future and face various diseases caused by radiation, serious psychological problems are likely to follow. As a result, psychology students will recognize that they have an important responsibility just like medical students: one is responsible for physical health, and the other is responsible for mental health. Therefore, these professions may be serving a kind of iron rice bowl.
This scene made the author can't help but think of the word "order in danger", hoping that these students can contribute to solving a series of headaches faced by the world on the premise of ensuring their physical and mental health, so that their knowledge can finally play its due role.
What is even more troubling is that many students in many majors who were originally excellent academically have fallen into ruin due to the nuclear wastewater problem. Some students who study algae have had little prospect due to the deterioration of water quality and the death of their subjects. Students majoring in fisheries will also face unprecedented challenges.
The speculation of netizens is not unfounded, and the problem does need a solution. The fate of some majors will inevitably be affected by this turmoil, perhaps jumping from niche majors to popular majors, or gradually declining from popular majors. Students need to be rational, keep their eyes open, and make careful decisions about their future.
In the face of the sewage problem, the college students of these three majors finally have the opportunity to display their talents. The Environmental Science and Engineering major is dedicated to the study of the causes, mechanisms, impacts, and treatment methods of environmental pollution. Through in-depth analysis and assessment of the impact of nuclear wastewater discharge on marine ecosystems, they can provide a scientific basis for developing feasible environmental protection and remediation plans.
The marine science major covers the physical, chemical, biological, geological and other aspects of the ocean, as well as the development and utilization of marine resources. With the help of advanced observation and prediction technology, professionals can monitor the impact of nuclear wastewater discharge on the marine environment, predict possible trends, and provide scientific support for the protection of marine ecosystems.
The major of nuclear science and technology deals with the generation, conversion, utilization and control of nuclear energy, as well as the detection, protection and application of nuclear radiation. Professionals with unique advantages can identify the type, content and diffusion of radioactive elements in nuclear wastewater discharge through advanced radiation detection technology.
In the future, college students in these three majors are expected to usher in significant development, and universities will also actively cultivate talents in these majors and contribute more outstanding talents to related fields.
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