Research questions

 The title is just for attracting more views. It should be "Multiple questions about the research that a beginner had"(this is me)  =)) =)) 

1) Cited references are every single sentence. Where are the authors' sentences? 

The first time picking up a paper, I truly asked that question. I was overwhelmed and had no ideas.

Answer: Cited references refer to the knowledge that we have known and demonstrated. Those lead to be basic and suggestion for their current works. Authors and papers focus on methodology and results. Papers will show their works about them. Therefore, the authors' new ideas are all about intensive works. Your question is only concentrated on each sentence. It is acceptable 'cause you are new and very curious.  

2) Where was the problem of researchers during their works? Everything from introduction, methodology, to results seems so smooth on published papers? 

It is surely that. They have to present smoothly, clearly their works and results on those papers. I was simply curious about their journey to get published papers. That is quite a ridiculous question but understandable for the purpose. Partly because I don't have insight into these works so I am not familiar with them. Again, I am a newbie.

Answers: I think they struggled even at the first stage: ideas, method, etc. The published papers were all long journey from ideas, struck, answers, and continue like that. It can be said the papers are mixed up with mess but beautiful results. 

3) Is it right that advisors know answers already?

Once more time, I don't how research looks like. I don't know the role of advisors, either. I used to think advisors know the answers. They just check our works and we just need to follow him.

Answers: Advisors give advice from their experiences. They are more likely to go on the right track than us. Research extends knowledge and no one can know in advance.   

I feel like I have so many complicated questions making things complicated as well. Please allow me not to show more questions. Because it is complicated enough.

Conclusion: You can have questions but remember that not turning those questions become your barrier. You really know it only once you truly go into it. Write down the question you have if you want, and then jump right into the object and no question at all. 

For example, with question 1, because of not knowing what research works, so I had such that question. You have to truly read papers and you will find out your answers soon. It is the same when I learn English. I had a dozen of questions. To get answers, the beautiful work is just to practice and practice.

My message: Jump right into it

PS. My life will become more simple when stop writing this blog?? 

Nghe An, October 27, 2021