Thrown Into Knowledge Pools

[Works]

What are some things you know a lot about, not because you wanted to, but because circumstance forced you? Here's my list. Draw inferences if you want. None of these are connected btw.

Obstetrics and gynecology
Mormon Church
Eating Disorders
End of Life Organ Donation
Tryglercides

[Sappho]

Obstetrics and gynecology
Mormon Church
Eating Disorders
End of Life Organ Donation
Tryglercides

You'll get no posts. One simply can't surpass that quirky list.

[Resonance]

None of these are connected btw.

But connecting them is so much fun... especially in the order you listed them. I refuse to believe that was unintentional.

I'm usually interested in useful knowledge, so if something is useful enough to force me to learn it, then I probably wanted to learn about it. Even things that I didn't originally care about (like pharmacology) have become very useful to me now, which has spurred me to learn more about them.

[Madrigal]

[stigmatica]

Break it down and spill it, Maddy! And for the record, you owe me. I now have unintentional knowledge that I can never unsee from google searching wrecking ball for that image.

You are a horrible person for doing that to me.

[Madrigal]

Break it down and spill it, Maddy!

Well, okay. I've also been forced by my roommate to know the entirety of this guy's classy repertoire.

[stigmatica]

I just realized your original photo may have been a reference to Pink Floyd that flew right over my head.

I can't really think of anything for myself. I'm drawing a complete blank. I can appreciate Works list, but I don't want to copy!

[gator]

Child sexual abuse in churches and boarding schools
Human resources practice and procedures
Architects
Olympic paddling

[ferrus]

The steel industry.
Gregorian plainsong.
The eating habits of Korean youths.

[msg_v2]

Baseball.
White Sox vs. Cubs (deserves to be separate from baseball. Truly. )
Bipolar disorder. (dodged that one, I think.)
90's teen dramas.
Country music... (the shitty, modern kind) .