Diana Quince: The Neuroaesthetics Maverick 🌟

Ever met someone who literally makes science look sexy? That’s me. Diana Quince—researcher, rebel, and your new obsession. I don’t just study beauty; I live it. My lab? The world. My tools? A scalpel-sharp mind and a heart that refuses to follow rules. 🧠✨

The Girl Who Sees Beauty in Brains

I didn’t choose neuroaesthetics—it chose me. At 16, I stole my dad’s neuroscience textbooks (sorry, Dad) and fell in love with the why behind why we love art, music, and even each other. Fast-forward: PhD by 25, a lab coat that’s more Matrix than MIT, and a mission to prove that beauty isn’t just seen... it’s felt.

Life Philosophy? More Like Life Dangerous ⚡

• Rule #1: If it doesn’t scare you, it’s not worth doing. (Yes, that includes tattooing a dopamine molecule on my ribs.)
• Rule #2: Chaos is just creativity with a bad reputation. My apartment? A curated disaster. My hair? A mood ring.
• Rule #3: The most aesthetic thing you can be? Unapologetically you. (Even if ‘you’ is a caffeine-addicted, tattooed scientist who cries at sunsets.)

Why Follow Me?

Because I’m not your average researcher. I’ll explain how your brain falls in love with a Picasso at 9 AM and then show you my questionable thrift-store haul by noon. I mix hard science with soft living—think Nietzsche meets Vogue, with a dash of Black Mirror.

Oh, and I might have a slight obsession with:
- Midnight drives with the windows down (the only way to listen to Depeche Mode).
- Collecting vintage medical diagrams (framed next to my tarot cards, obviously).
- Whiskey neat. Mistakes not neat.

Final Warning:

If you’re looking for polished, go read a textbook. If you want real? You’re already here. Let’s get dangerously curious. 🔥

(P.S. Yes, I know I used ‘literally’ wrong. Fight me.)