Sometimes I feel like biology is the “Sharma ji ka beta” of science. You know the kid who does everything right, shows up when it matters most, but still gets questioned, doubted, or quietly sidelined. Think back to the times where the mankind faced the most difficult times. Biology gave us rapid diagnostics, and the entire molecular understanding of how the bodyworks. It has given us therapies for cancer, insights into the brain, tools to edit genes. In short, biology has repeatedly proven its worth, often in life-saving ways. Yet somehow, it doesn’t always get the recognition or attention it deserves. Computer science, on the other hand, feels like the favorite child. It gets the limelight, the funding, the hype. Every new breakthrough in AI or app development becomes a headline. People want to study it, invest in it, and call it “the future.” And to be fair it is dazzling. Algorithms, machine learning, and large-scale computing have changed the way we live. But here’s the ...