/lit/ - Literature

>>12813630
radicalism is a useful political tool, but it renders its users to pawns (often sacrificed)
A move that's good if you desire success for your ideology but it negates your personal happiness/success as an individual. A lot of people don't have control over their radicalization.
If you find you do have control obviously the best choice for you as a person is to stop it. I'd be surprised if anyone on the (nel) wasn't already a memeoid though.

>>12677648
Medicine.
Marginally better at standardized tests than >>12679318.
I do it for the experience, but sometimes I need to think about the money to keep fucking memorizing facts. 12, 13 hours a day on anki. Constant multiple choice. Took a research year not because I want to do research but because I needed a break, now I'm stuck in reproducibility doldrums. Should've gone psychology, they never let this type of shit hold them back.
Whatever. In a few short years I'll get to tinker and improve on the most complicated single organism we know of, to fucking help people and make enough money to buy my girl a puppy, some nice furs, and pearls. Home gym. Nice garden. Lots of books.
Writing once I feel I've grown wise and can actually provide something of value to my fellow humans in difficult situations. Until then I'm a worthless know-nothing med student.

>>12591102
Marrying a weak woman or one who is less intelligent than you is a really good way to make your life a living hell.
If she's pretty smart and has personal strength and just happens to have less schooling, carry on.

>>12278293
Were