When entering a university, writing a thesis is something you have to face.

So, here comes the

problem: 1.What is the thesis?2.How should I write the paper?3.Can you use AI tools to help
write papers quickly?Our article mainly solves problem 3, but before that, we must have an
understanding of problems 1 and 2.

1. What is the thesis?

In contemporary times, a thesis refers to an article that conducts research in various academic
fields and describes academic research results. It is not only a means of discussing issues for
academic research, but also a tool for describing academic research results for academic
exchange.The types of papers are academic year papers, graduation papers, dissertations,
scientific and technological papers, achievement papers, etc.

In essence, the thesis belongs to the category of argumentative essays, so there are three things
that it cannot lack most: arguments, arguments, and arguments.

Argument: It's your point of view.Argument: The reason and basis used to prove the
argument.Argument: The process of using arguments to prove arguments.An argument is to
solve “what to prove”, an argument is to solve “what to prove”, and an argument is to solve
the problem of “how to make an argument”.The purpose of argumentation is to reveal the
inherent logical relationship between the argument and the argument.After understanding this,
we will immediately be able to understand the second question-how to write the paper?In fact,
the text has no fixed method. As long as the arguments in the paper are clear, the arguments are
sufficient, the arguments are strong, and the logic of the entire article is self-consistent, it is a
good paper.As scientific research has become more and more standardized, the writing of
dissertations in medical and science and engineering has been largely cured, and it can be
regarded as a written law.Taking medicine as an example, just look for a paper to look at "The
mechanism of Action of Strychnine in Inhibiting Osteosarcoma". In the abstract, the purpose,
method, results, conclusions, etc. are clear at a glance (Figure 1).The table of contents structure
of the article is also 1 materials and methods, 2 results, and 3 discussions (Figure 2).