That's super interesting. If someone asked me if bioinformatics was complex, I'd say "Yes, massively so." But then, I would take it in a totally different direc

That's super interesting. If someone asked me if bioinformatics was complex, I'd say "Yes, massively so." But then, I would take it in a totally different direction. To me, the complexity of bioinformatics come from the biology. How do you think about weird biological edge cases? What do your distributions look like and how do you choose thresholds? How do you even form a good question? Thinks like [B|S|Cr]am files are complex in their own way, but mostly they're just kinda annoying to have to figure out. You can dig in as deep as you need pretty easily. On the other hand, maybe I'm over-simplifying because I feel more comfortable in this domain, which I think is your point.