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How did you land a job like this? (Im from europe.)

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Man Caden, you started something with that song by Wiz Kalifa. I'm telling my age on this, it was a son by Billy Joel decades ago called "Leave a Tender Moment Alone". I loved it but hadn't heard it a geological age! But I found a version better than Joel's by a group from the Neatherlands: Robin Crauwels Jasper Erckens Ben Vanderweyden - Leave a tender moment alone: th-cam.com/video/GTZ0a9od2Lk/w-d-xo.html . Great words IMHO.

oh boy, do I love limestone

Great points you made that are applicable from undergrad to Ph.D level study. Reading the classics is a great way to distract yourself for a few hours from your studies. In grad school, I never did it the easy way. When I was almost finished with my geology required coursework, I took a dive into grad-level Medieval English History courses, my first history courses since freshman year in college. Fortunately, the study and writing skills I employed in Geology transferred over well. My biggest honor was when a respected history professor asked for a copy of a paper I wrote to keep on file. She wanted it so that when her grad students complained about not having the time to produce a good paper on short notice, she could whip out my paper and have them look it over, as she considered it a great paper and it was produced by a Geology grad student. I like to think that over the years there were some history grads pissed off at me! The critical factor to learn by grad school is good time management. I was an awful procrastinator when it came to writing, waiting until the last minute to begin the task (I was better doing the research beforehand). Case in point, I procrastinated organizing my thesis proposal one spring semester. After classes were finished, my advisor pulled me aside on a Friday afternoon and said we'd do my proposal on Monday before my thesis committee. I did pull the proposal together over the weekend. It passed and one committee member said it was one of the best proposals she'd heard. But my advisor said I was one of the worst procrastinators he'd had, and yet I could pull together papers on short notice. He just wondered what I could do if I actually spent time on it. I had to agree with him, aand even 40+ years later I still do.

Although I don’t understand rn, I find it interesting and I want to learn more about it. 😊

Would’ve gone bobo’s too

Thanks! Enjoy your videos. Good luck with the Ph.D

Ayo folks someday I hope to be like you. Minus the fact I'm black n you white haha, caint do nun bout that lmao. But nah this got me so interested in the field granted my location wit what I'd be studying differs from yours but if a challenge is warranted, my local college should have themselves a brand new geology student or an oceanography student. Earth Science for da win!

I was wondering why you were giving a "rock" to your mother, and then you show the tiny little star fossils. 😍

Sick dude! The new macro lens is a real nice touch for showing off the detail of some of these samples

Nice, Cade I’m currently moving up the coast of Portugal (Algarve) the exposed strata and karst form. are mesmerizing will try and get you some photos

Those matches and that candle were from me😂❤

Nice collection! Lots of interesting info too. Thanks Cade!

Wow!! What a great video. I’ve never been in a geology field camp, but I feel like this picked up a lot of the quiet joy of the experience! And I think I heard a few gears grinding away there at times. 🤔Thanks for sharing.

real nice rocks :)

Yea!!!!!

cool video! keep me motivated thru geology school

Love it！ Thank you Caden

This was so raw, fantastic job!

Nothing has made me want to be a geologist more

omg.. this is so exciting to watch 💙💙

this a great production , cade. nice work!!

was the dog a permanent member of the camp? If so I'm very jealous!! what a cutie :)) This vid has me hype as hell for my field camp at the end of august :))) some gorgeous shots as usual man

Thank you for making this video! This is seriously amazing

Teva 😂 omg wear some Ecco or something that's not trash! Haha just had to get your attention. Can you do a video that's actually about geology instead of about yourself and how great you are?

Such an awesome video capturing so much in the one month we all had together. Thank you Caden and Helen!!

such a unique and lovely experience (minus the mosquitos), will remember this camp forever <3

This is amazing. Thank you for creating a time capsule for all of us

I'm a 3rd year geology major, this was interesting to see

~dreams of imbrication~

As a student trying to get into geology, I find this so freaking cool and useful. I knew Google Earth Pro was crazy but I didn't know where to go for the mapping info. Thanks so much and I can't wait to watch more of your videos!

Thanks for sharing. I visited the University of Arizona seven years ago and worked with Profs. Paul Kapp and Peter DeCelles. Nice memories.

quick question !! if i move a huge rock where water spring is born , will i hurt it?? how can i make it year around

Both of my parents were Geologist. My sister and I were 3 & 5 being taken out into the wilds of WY, MT, CO or NV. They would do their rock thing and we would just scamper all over the area. Back then it was granola bars, trail mix, bananas, fig newtons and gatorade.

I love watching your days in the life videos and think that working like this could be dream come true for me. Do i have any chance to do mostly field work as a Geologist currently living in Germany? How competetive are these careers? I've heard work like cartography and prospecting for resource deposits are such carrers. Are such field geologists going to remain relevant in the near future? Thank you in advance!

I am in total awe. You have fascinated me deeply and i wanted to ask you what kind of geologists are able to regularly go out into the field like you guys have shown. I live in Germany and wonder what course of study i can attend in order to do what you do. Is it even possible in my country? Thank you in advance!

Brother can I ask you something How much you earn in a month and where you work?

love your editing

I got your book over the weekend I’m so excited to read it

Cool video! Look forward to the next one.

I always aced geology perfectly and thought of other jobs but the answer was always infront of me

Amazing

so cool! question- what kind of watch do you have that tracks the GPS path in this way?

Can't even care about the maps when you film using a match for the first time.

damn thats awesome, imma try this out, and show my geo homies too :))))

Wow-

i love how you were tryna set a chill vibe at first and instead it was just so chaotic

This is so cool🔥 Thanks for sharing Caden🫂

Mindblowing detalization! I thought this would be much less accurate because many structures on maps are often simply interpolated between multiple samples)