Yeah these kids deal with email like once a month and I get 300 a day, 100 need replies you're damn right it's gonna be one word if possible
Really it should be considered a success, if your email can get a single word reply you gave all the necessary information in an intelligible format.
Oh uh yeah my grandpa uses that word in a very similar context, not sure I'd repeat it though myself
The sleazy columbian uncle comb over is incredible detail
It's not great. But residency is where the villain arc begins.
It's the royal we
Google used to be like "we have found 10 quadrillion websites with your term" and you could click page 173 and it would give you the list for as many times as you wanted to click
Then they went to giving you several pages but if you clicked past page two they would be like hahaha psych there are actually only two pages of results for "starcraft two newbie tips"
Now I'll search for specific phrases I know I read somewhere and I'll get like, three god damn results.
Really? On the entire internet? Three results?
It's just disrespectful and insulting
That's because every single one of us remembers not understanding how the fuck invading Iraq or Afghanistan had jack shit to do with 9/11 and arguing with our parents about it, only for them to all later pretend they were never for the GWOT
the future is millions of weebs having parasocial relationships / jerking it to AI (okay, LLM, really) V-tubers with a jackboot stepping on their face over and over again
Nicotine and amphetamines had the same effect based on studies done during the pandemic, accounting for smoking's oddly protective effect that was observed initially, counterintuitively.
As someone with ADHD that dips and drinks coffee, none of that stopped me from getting covid repeatedly while working in a hospital.
Nah star citizen was a scam first, game second. If it ever produces a game it will have been purely incidental to continuing to run the scam and milk those whales
We hear you, we see you, but our hands are tied.
This is out of date by over 30 years. The AMA has been begging congress to expand residency funding for my entire career. The roadblock is not coming from physicians, it is hospitals and insurance companies that have decided inefficient care through nurse practitioners is more profitable for them.