u/Dyljam2345

Formatting wise, does that mean:

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Just not sure if we need to use a whole line just for the section headers.

I am looking to learn more about cars and start doing some of my own work/maintenance on my car, both to save some $ on mechanics bills and also because I like learning how things work and it seems like a fun hobby. However, I find myself stopping myself from trying out of a fear of breaking something. For example, I recently had a leak in my rear passenger side footwell and I'm pretty sure it's something with the vapor barrier - it looks like a very easy fix, but the idea of taking the door apart makes me worried I won't be able to put it back on or that I will break something and make the whole issue work. Same thing with relatively trivial maintenance like changing my own oil - I know the 'steps' but I worry about messing up when jacking the car up or accidentally draining the transmission fluid or any number of random things because I don't really know what I'm doing. I know the only way to learn is by doing, but does anyone have any tips on breaking past the fear of messing up and making everything worse and A) costing myself lots of extra money and B) breaking my car?

I'll admit I'm not a super religious listener (though I try), but I haven't heard the chirps in a hot minute - is that segment still going on or did they drop it? I always enjoyed it especially as someone who often has to watch without sound so I miss the really great calls live.

I'm currently a predoc trying to think of ideas for personal research - whether publishable or just honestly for fun/to do some economics. I've written papers before, but I'm finding myself in some sort of creative rut in coming up with ideas and research questions. Every time I try to think of what I'd like to study I hit some sort of brick wall. I have semblances of ideas, but nothing that feels like a concrete question with say, some X and Y to study. More just something I think is neat. It's gotten to the point where I'm questioning if I even belong in this field if I can't think of papers to write. Does anyone have any tips on how to work out of this rut? I'm reading papers and have found topics that are interesting, but it feels really really hard to find the "right" idea (I'm trying my best not to let perfect be the enemy of good, but it's difficult :)). Thanks!