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I wonder, how will he recognize you? Did you send him your photos on ICQ?

Not just photos and not just faces.

Indeed, "decent results in this profession" encompass all its aspects, not just "exceptional skills" (which is also a debatable point).
And a good specialist will never emerge from a distance learning program.

From which correspondence course? It seems like if I studied to be a surgeon, it would be through a correspondence course. Oh lol, that was a silly thing to say.

You're not very bright, are you? That's why it was said that you should have studied full-time instead of part-time, so you could actually learn something.

If I had known that, I would have said it differently. And why couldn't I? It's not like I'm studying for an exam, lol) since my first year.

This question is more for you to try and give yourself an honest answer. Frankly, I don't care whether you would be able to study in that way or not.

I studied in a daytime program, and it wasn't that difficult. It just gets tiresome to go every day, although it depends on where you study and what you're studying.

You can tell by their eyes.
Speed is crucial in surgery. You have a cup of tea, add a clip or two, and before you know it, the anesthesia has worn off. And if it's something more than just removing an ingrown toenail, then you might even see a straight line on the monitor.

I studied during the day and it's not that difficult. It just gets tiresome going every day over time, though it depends on where you study and what for.

Well, it gets tiresome, but how will you work? It'll get tiresome too — and then what, screw the surgery? Or maybe the thing you're not interested in simply isn't yours.
In my opinion, studying by correspondence is more boring — fewer acquaintances, fewer impressions..
Magnus and I were just talking about this recently — you log into HeroesWorld and it feels like nothing really changes.. all the same faces, all about the same things. And the thought arises — don't they want to change? Or maybe they don't see a way? Well, it's a complex question, and a personal one at that, and I don't want to offend good people.

I've been watching for a couple of hours, and Neira posted something. I checked her userbar. "Wow, I didn't think Neira would put that there, it's funny." A few minutes later, I look at Neira's profile, and like before, her userbar says "Kawaii!". She probably changed it back, but I'm starting to wonder if I imagined it.
I'm used to looking at avatars rather than reading usernames.

Magnus and I were just recently talking about this — you log onto HeroesWorld and it seems like nothing ever changes... all the same people talking about the same things. And the thought comes to mind — don't they want to change?

Every former high school freshman-turned-college student has this thought after they finally get a break from a ten-year routine.

I've already gained new acquaintances and experiences over the past 2 years of attending the daytime program. That's enough for me, thank you.

Every recent high school graduate who is now a freshman thinks this way after finally getting a break from ten years of routine.

Maybe everything is better understood through comparison. But for example, my mindset has changed, and now I'm more focused on expanding my social circle, unlike in school.

I'm used to looking at avatars rather than reading nicknames.

Oh yeah, a visual person :)
And Arandor is now giving me a downvote for every post. It's strange, why is he so emotionally invested in this joke?

Why are you doing this, Lizard?