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In some cases, it might be true, but a single diamond cannot outshine a mountain of sand with its brilliance. In most cases, the differences exist. If we consider a specific case, such as students in their first or second year, we will notice that the first-year students get confused in the classrooms, make noise during lectures, are not used to submitting assignments on time, and generally have difficulty navigating the academic environment. However, moving away from this contextual trolling, first-year students do have their advantages, such as their enthusiasm.

Lizards, why aren’t you hanging out with us in the chat?

Regardless of its subjectivity, the stereotype chain exists. You also forgot to mention the higher levels – a graduate considers themselves better than other students, an employed person is better than a student, a small boss is better than an employed person, a private entrepreneur is better than a boss, and so on.

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not accustomed to submitting work on time

On the contrary, as the years of study pass, there comes the "ability" to submit everything after two or three "last possible moments for submission," the ability to skip unnecessary lectures, and so on.

Yes, Siever knows what he's doing. The more you learn, the better you become at finding loopholes, that's a fact.

You also forgot to mention the higher levels.

That's natural, but I decided to limit myself for educational purposes; otherwise, it could go on indefinitely.
I simply don't like this subjective and vainglorious chain.

The first one gets confused in the lecture halls, makes noise during lectures, isn't used to submitting work on time, and generally isn't well-oriented.

Again, all of this is subjective. And as Siever rightly pointed out, it could be the other way around, while a first-year student, for example, will submit everything on time, fearing that he won't have another chance later. But that's not an argument, is it? Just as with what you listed.

a high school student thinks they are better than those in lower grades. A freshman thinks they are better than high school students. Sophomores think they are better than freshmen.

a graduate thinks they are better than other students, a working person is better than a student, a small boss is better than a working person, a private entrepreneur is better than a boss, and so on.

Well, that's how it is. This chain only breaks with a retiree.

I wonder if anyone here, besides me, has been to church?

What are you getting at?

So, are you trying to make amends?

Or am I missing something again?

Today, a small gathering of Heroes of Might and Magic fans from the Kyiv region took place. Wishmaster, Delirious, Lorelei, and I were present. I will share my subjective impressions of the trip; it will be a kind of short report. So, after traveling across the city by subway, I arrived at the "Vasylkivska" station. Wishmaster and Delirious were waiting for me right in the station corridor, and I was even a bit surprised by how "immediately" they were there. Lorelei soon joined us. However, we waited for Reinhard for an hour, as he was also supposed to come. As we later found out, he wasn't feeling well in the morning and sent us messages about it, but they somehow didn't reach us. In any case, we eventually unanimously voted: "Let's not wait for Reinhard" - and headed towards our destination, Feofaniya Park. And we had to walk for a whole hour, if not more. Along the way, we observed both urban landscapes with Soviet architecture and many cars, as well as relatively wild nature in the Exhibition Center area. I liked the park itself, especially its ponds and flora. After walking around Feofaniya, we went to Delirious's dorm for a cup of tea. There, Lorelei helped the owner of the room set up Lineage II, while Wish grabbed a guitar and played and sang for almost the entire time. After spending a little less than an hour at Delirious's, Lorelei and I were escorted to the subway by the whole group. We were together until the transfer to another line, and then we went our separate ways. I really liked these people. And although in the first half of the meeting, I felt a bit out of place, as they all knew each other for a long time, and they were seeing me for the first time, I mostly kept silent and listened to their conversations. But later, I communicated on equal terms with everyone and genuinely enjoyed the conversation. It was funny that I was the youngest and, at the same time, the tallest. We talked about Heroes of Might and Magic, "Mafia," and gossiped about almost everyone, haha. I also learned about the specific humor of biology students and their student life. Delirious is kind, hospitable, and beautiful. Lorelei is kind, stylish, and educated. Wishmaster is kind, cheerful, and talented (I listened to his guitar playing and singing with my mouth open). I don't regret spending this day with them. P.S. Ukrainian Heroes of Might and Magic fans, come to our gatherings! And Russians, if you can, come too; we will be glad to see you! P.S.S. And here's a photo from the meeting (guess who's who):

Hmm, at first I thought you were at a Necropolis.

Ruins. They appeared after their arrival and caused a lot of destruction.

I can't wait to meet Siever.

And what about Ple-Sen?

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Wishmaster, Delirious, Lorelei, and I were present.

So, who was taking the pictures then?

But who took the picture then?

A random civilian.