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1Dhalism
862 Posts
On May 14 2013 20:04 opterown wrote: i don't know about the medical student culture elsewhere, but i don't think it's uncommon for med students to be somewhat party animals haha the hell. Who the hell has free time in medschool. | ||
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_SpiRaL_
Afghanistan1636 Posts
On May 14 2013 17:03 opterown wrote: thanks for the clarification on the med school system in france! interesting to see how other countries do it (i'm a med student in australia) Ah yes I remember. You posted something quite contentious about health at one point if not outright demonstrably false. When asked for sources or citations you said " i'm a medical student". I lol'd irl at that one. | ||
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j1nzo
Germany367 Posts
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1Dhalism
862 Posts
On May 14 2013 20:02 TheBloodyDwarf wrote: Why then in almost every healthcare statics (like WHO) U.S is not even in top10? because good healthcare in the US is reserved for the wealthy. | ||
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Kuni
Austria765 Posts
There must be legions of "progamers", who would not be able to do anything else, apart from some lowpaid asshole jobs, sadly. And it's those progamers who make the wrong choices, not Stephano, for sure. But what I do find interesting is, that people consider players the best western players, who rode their horse ahead of the metagame for a few months, managed to win because of it and then were gone forever, after better players caught up. Stephano performed well over a very long period of time, not acknowledging that, because he sometimes placed only top8 is .... well, not quite the reality. | ||
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_SpiRaL_
Afghanistan1636 Posts
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opterown
Australia54785 Posts
On May 14 2013 21:09 _SpiRaL_ wrote: Ah yes I remember. You posted something quite contentious about health at one point if not outright demonstrably false. When asked for sources or citations you said " i'm a medical student". I lol'd irl at that one. demonstrably false my backside, i think i would know more than the average person about a health issue that i post about. On May 14 2013 21:09 1Dhalism wrote: the hell. Who the hell has free time in medschool. it's not thaat bad. even as residents you have a bit of time on weekends off | ||
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Heouf
Netherlands787 Posts
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SamsungStar
United States912 Posts
On May 14 2013 21:15 opterown wrote: demonstrably false my backside, i think i would know more than the average person about a health issue that i post about. it's not thaat bad. even as residents you have a bit of time on weekends off Maybe in Australia. I don't know of many med students in the USA who get legitimate breaks during their residency. It's more like barely collapse on a bed for a few hours before going back to work. | ||
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opterown
Australia54785 Posts
On May 14 2013 21:18 SamsungStar wrote: Maybe in Australia. I don't know of many med students in the USA who get legitimate breaks during their residency. It's more like barely collapse on a bed for a few hours before going back to work. i'm pretty sure you get a few weeks off each year. there's also days rostered as relief where you don't have to go in but just be on call. i guess you can't go partying those days, but staying at home and resting is most welcome. whenever you get a night shift you'll also get the next "day" off. probably different for different hospitals though, this is my experience sure they do (in my experience, maybe not yours) | ||
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1Dhalism
862 Posts
On May 14 2013 21:15 opterown wrote: demonstrably false my backside, i think i would know more than the average person about a health issue that i post about. it's not thaat bad. even as residents you have a bit of time on weekends off weekends dont exist in residency. | ||
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Rowa
Belgium962 Posts
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TRaFFiC
Canada1448 Posts
On May 14 2013 21:09 1Dhalism wrote: the hell. Who the hell has free time in medschool. People who are extremely smart. Also, people who go to med school. lol  | ||
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Rabiator
Germany3948 Posts
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Clazziquai10
Singapore1949 Posts
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nunez
Norway4003 Posts
On May 14 2013 21:39 Rabiator wrote: This is the right choice, because - as much as most kiddies here want to deny it - there is no transition from playing a computer game to a job and a regular life (apart from a VERY limited number of jobs inside the industry itself ... which are already taken). i'm sure we could squeeze in an observer or two more... | ||
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opterown
Australia54785 Posts
On May 14 2013 21:42 nunez wrote: i'm sure we could squeeze in an observer or two more... i can't imagine that job pays particularly well haha (i guess you could have some part-time study or job on the side though as it probably isn't very stressful observing) | ||
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GrimZeRo
United States113 Posts
But Jinro will always be the best foreigner in my heart, dem back to back ro4's in GSL. | ||
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nunez
Norway4003 Posts
On May 14 2013 21:44 opterown wrote: i can't imagine that job pays particularly well haha (i guess you could have some part-time study or job on the side though as it probably isn't very stressful observing) idc about wages. you can't buy ladderpoints. observing gsl / gstl is almost the dream job. foodwise you can probably get by with the scraps in the studio as well. sounds to me like somebody lost his passion! | ||
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SiroKO
France721 Posts
Stephano has an highschool diploma, but he is not part of a "medical school". In fact, there's no such thing as a medical school in France. There's a Faculty of medicine, which is open to anyone with a highschool diploma. The selection is the 1st year exams that you can try 2 times and where only the first N ranks succeed <=> usually ~15% success rate. | ||
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