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Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Interdisciplinary: He studies both 'Law/Cell and Molecular Bioscience @ VUW' and juggles legal essays with computational docking, showing he can connect disparate fields.
- Curious: 'Another night more (digital) molecules to fool with' and 'first successful molecular dock' indicate a hunger to learn and to practice until things work.
- Witty: Lines like 'I caught myself using law language in an online argument. Please save me before it’s too late.' and dry comments about political students show a sharp, humorous voice.
- Self-aware: He acknowledges trade-offs — choosing electives for GPA vs interest ('organic will also probably tank my GPA') — revealing realistic self-knowledge.
- Analytical: Frequent references to cases ('Simms v An NHS trust is an interesting read') and technical topics ('non homologous end joining') show a tendency to analyze details carefully.
Weaknesses:
- Perfectionist: Worrying that organic will 'probably tank my GPA' and adding '3 weeks onto that to be safe' for essay timelines suggests a tendency to over-prepare or stress about outcomes.
- Overcritical: He openly calls out writers and public figures he dislikes ('Richard Bellamy’s writing style just infuriates me') which can come off as harsh.
- Workaholic: 'Another night more (digital) molecules to fool with' and late computational work imply long hours that could lead to burnout.
- Skeptical of trends: He mockingly reads 'r/newzealand please help' as a mistake and is wary of fads, which can make him dismissive of others' interests ('I have many bad takes just be thankful I don’t unleash them on the TL').
- Decision-averse: Repeatedly agonising over electives ('The wonderful decision of whether to take biochemistry or organic chemistry...') shows he can be indecisive when trade-offs matter.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
Lisa is the best Simpsons match: studious, ethically minded, and often exasperated by sloppy thinking, just as Finn critiques both political theatrics ('aggressively apolitical political science students are losing their mind') and sloppy arguments ('I caught myself using law language in an online argument'). Like Lisa, he oscillates between being passionate about ideas (public law, genetics) and being bemused by the world around him.
Your MBTI personality Type
INTP
Finn reads as INTP: introverted (prefers late solitary work: 'Another night more (digital) molecules to fool with', 'first successful molecular dock'), intuitive (drawn to conceptual puzzles and broad patterns in law and bioscience: 'There’s nothing I love more than non homologous end joining', 'alphafold is pretty neat'), thinking (rationally critiques ideas and writes long legal answers: 'Wrote so many words for my contract exam'), and perceiving (open about changing plans and weighing electives: 'The wonderful decision of whether to take biochemistry or organic chemistry next year' and 'Will I regret this? Let's see...'). His tweets reveal a playful, analytical mind that enjoys exploring ideas rather than following strict social scripts.
Some pickup lines for you
- Are you a ligand? Because after that first glance I feel like we've docked perfectly.
- I'd argue for you in any moot court — and then model our binding energy for fun.
- You must be a Kea, because I've never seen curiosity look so delightful (and slightly dangerous).
- If love were a lab protocol I'd humbly request a replicate — stats elective pending, of course.
- Want to skip the organic exam and go watch Trent Reznor playlists with me? I'll bring the coffee and unjustified confidence.
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Finn | Law & Cell/Molecular Bioscience @ VUW | law student by day, molecular modeller by night — I dock molecules, read cases, and critique bad takes. Wellington-based. Opinions my own. 💫– @couldbefinn
Your signature cocktail
The Curious Kea
The 'Curious Kea' mixes sharp gin (scientific precision) with elderflower sweetness (a subtle nod to the humanities side), zesty lime for the practical punch ('organic will also probably tank my GPA'), and rosemary for a bit of herbal wilderness (Kea territory). It mirrors Finn's blend of lab rigor, dry wit, and Kiwi outdoor affection ('I love Kea (unless they rip our car to shreds)', 'Another night more (digital) molecules to fool with').
Your Hogwarts House
Ravenclaw
Finn best fits Ravenclaw for curiosity, love of learning, and analytical thinking. He balances dense legal readings ('All my public law readings this half tri have me going “wow that was really well written, interesting, and extremely disagreeable.”') with computational bioscience practice ('first successful molecular dock', 'Another night more (digital) molecules to fool with'), which is classic Ravenclaw territory. He values reasoned critique over performative bravado — a preference for intellectual rigor rather than showiness — and often pursues niche knowledge for its own sake ('There’s nothing I love more than non homologous end joining').
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She Blinded Me With Science - Thomas Dolby
This tongue-in-cheek ode to scientific obsession suits Finn's mix of serious science and levity: he tweets proudly about molecular work ('first successful molecular dock', 'alphafold is pretty neat') but also relishes the absurd ('I love Kea (unless they rip our car to shreds)'). The track's playful nerdiness would likely make him smile.
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