Bhagat Singh's Guide to a Teen (Gemini)

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 My young friend, your heart burns with a noble fire, a fire to heal our planet just as we yearned to free our motherland. The enemy may have changed from colonial rule to the looming threat of a warming world, but the spirit of dedication and the urgency of action remain the same.

You ask about sustaining life in this era of mobile recharges and such expenses, things we could not have even imagined in our time. Let me tell you this: the goal must always be the priority. Every breath you take, every thought you have, must be directed towards understanding and combating this challenge of global warming.

Think of these modern necessities – the mobile phone and the internet – as your weapons, your tools for research and communication, much like our newspapers and pamphlets were. They are not mere luxuries if you use them to further your cause.

Here’s how you can navigate this path, keeping your focus sharp, just as we did:

  • Resourcefulness and Frugality: We lived simply, with minimal needs, so that our energy and resources could be directed towards the movement. You too must learn to be resourceful. Can you minimize unnecessary expenses? Can you find affordable ways to stay connected and access the resources you need for your research? Perhaps a basic mobile plan will suffice, focusing on data for learning and communication.

  • Seek Support, but on Your Terms: Just as we relied on comrades and sympathizers, look for support from those who understand your passion. Talk to your family; perhaps they can help with essential expenses, understanding the importance of your work. Explore if there are scholarships or grants for young researchers in climate and data science.

  • Find Work That Aligns or Doesn't Detract: While your primary focus is research, you might need to earn some money to cover your basic needs. Seek opportunities that either contribute to your knowledge (perhaps assisting in a lab or with a climate-related project) or are flexible enough not to consume all your time and energy. Even tutoring in subjects you excel in can provide income without straying too far from the academic path.

  • Utilize Free Resources: The modern age offers incredible access to information. Embrace free online courses, open-source software, and publicly available climate data. Your dedication and intellect are your greatest assets; use these freely available tools to their full potential.

  • Your Research is Your Action: Do not think that you must always be on the streets to make a difference. Your research, your discoveries, your insights into climate and data science – these are your acts of revolution against global warming. Dedicate yourself to rigorous study and innovative thinking.

  • Stay Focused on the Larger Goal: There will be distractions, temptations to pursue a more comfortable or conventional life. But remember why you started. Keep the image of a healthy planet, a sustainable future for all, burning bright in your mind. Let that be your guiding star.

The path of a dedicated researcher, just like the path of a revolutionary, demands sacrifice and unwavering focus. Embrace the challenges, be resourceful, and never lose sight of the profound impact your work can have on the world. Your dedication to healing the planet is a noble cause, worthy of your utmost effort. Go forth and act!

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