Unfortunately, I didn't. I tried to apply, but I only have a theoretical understanding of physics. But my friends got in. I might know you. What's your name?
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- Guys! Let's go find some girls!
It's the same thing.
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Unfortunately, I didn't. I tried to apply, but I only have a theoretical understanding of physics. But my friends got in. I might know you. What's your name?
- Guys! Let's go find some girls!
It's the same thing.
Okay, fair enough. If that's the case, you probably don't know me; I'm Nikolai Kolyshkin.
yes, a person who has absolutely no friends and constantly goes to the dean's office to complain about everyone and everything, thereby, as he believes, securing a funded place in the master's program, is perfectly normal. Yes, there are people who are naturally intelligent and want to achieve something. And then there are those who can only spend all their time reading books and memorizing, memorizing, memorizing... Well, yes... he might become a good theorist. But if a person, excuse me, lacks practical skills and simply memorizes material without understanding its meaning, I don't think he will become a good specialist.
Well, Plesen was reading a story and asked for the name.
That's right. I only know Ushakov, Orekhov, Astashkin, Shklyaev, and Milyutin (and a couple more people from the old school).
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What’s so bad about not having any friends?
He’s studying, while others are looking for girlfriends and working as taxi drivers.
He’s just running around and snitching on everyone; I don’t believe it, guys!
And how can you get to know him well if he doesn’t communicate with anyone?
I actually go to school with him. For the first couple of years, we tried to talk to him, invited him to hang out. There were no results. He doesn't even say hello when we meet. Now everyone is used to it. He's a very withdrawn person, he lives his own life, and as far as I understand, he doesn't intend to let anyone in.
Maybe he's just not interested in you? Has that possibility been considered?
yes, it seems that way. He's much more interested in reading books about electronics.