Gazpar

Hi, I just wanted to know If we did measure and observe this things in evolution: 1) Loss of information in the genes such as devolving traits. 2) Gain of information in the genes such a developing new traits. (Could be the Lenski Experiment be an example of this?) 3) All the mentioned above was observed at a macro scale such as fossils, genes, embryology, etc?

Hi, Im undecided about which degree is better. Im currently studying Electronics Engineering and I was wondering If switching to physics is also a good choice? I like physics no doubt but It seems , here in my country, the career is not as valuable as an Engineering degree (good pay, perfect job market). So I have chosen engineering instead, but I dont think physics on it are deep enough. So I had two ideas: 1) Finish my undergraduate engineering degree and aim for a phd on physics while I study physics subjects that are were not in my degree (quantum mechanics, relativity, etc) and do a mastery. 2)Switch to physics undergrad, finish it and go for a phd and a mastery and do research ( I would not like to be a professor or something of that kind) What do you think?