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dude if you're aiming for .x6 aim for 99.96 why be behind everyone by just 0.09? think about it
 

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dude if you're aiming for .x6 aim for 99.96 why be behind everyone by just 0.09? think about it
You're right. I should go 99.88

That would be much better

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no, abzero is going to end up with 99.88 you watch him, if you believe in something and put all your energy into it, you'll get it.

I believe in you absolutezero! :cry: (tears of joy)
 

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no, abzero is going to end up with 99.88 you watch him, if you believe in something and put all your energy into it, you'll get it.

I believe in you absolutezero! :cry: (tears of joy)
Yeah, I'll probably half-arse it though and get 99.95 instead
 

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There's no real substitute for medicine and its "superhero" appeal. The ones often mentioned:

- Radiography. Pros: there are jobs & therefore $$$, you can work in a hospital, you're helping the doctors, roughly 4 years at uni. Cons: can be a bit boring

- Optometry. problem: failed med students land, mostly full of boring people (source: cousins & friends). Not many hospital internship positions are available in city areas after graduation (this also applies to medicine and pharmacy)

- Occupational Therapy, Chiropractic (jobs ARE out there, not guaranteed top $$$)

- Physiotherapy (not too shabby)

- Nutritionist/Dietitian (I think there's a lot of potential for careers in these fields to become pretty diverse and pay very well in the next few years)

- Medical Research. problem: incredibly low job prospects, small $$$. pros: mega noble & definitely goes with the "contribute to humanity using science" thing.


TL; DR
There is no $$$ for medical jobs
No prestige with other medical jobs
Radiography is your best bet
 

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