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Has any Yurofag gone to practice in an Anglo country to make big boy bucks in medicine? How hard was it to get licenced/recognized? Australia, I think, used to be a country where some european subspeciaists went to make bank for a couple of years.

It is very hard for a European physician to practice in Australia, and you have something called the the 10-year moratorium: https://forums.studentdoctor.net/threads/can-someone-explain-the-ten-year-moratorium-in-simple-terms.1221208/ Actually, there's some kind of resident crisis ATM in Australia, many international students who did their medical school in Australia don't have resident position and have to move elsewhere.

If you're French, you're a "doctor" when you finish your residency. In most of country you're a MD when you start your residency. As a consequence, if you wanna candidate for a residency program in the US as a French student, you must finish your first residency before applying. However, we get paid quiet well here and have a good health system so I doubt French physicians would moved for that reason alone. I could work in any EU country and the UK though, but I think I'll be more paid and have a much better training here.

>>8696870
Taking my MCAT April 22, pray for me....

[math]\nu\iota\gamma\gamma\epsilon\rho[/math]

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there's a place to test latex, you dont need a thread for it

[math]\phi \alpha \gamma \gamma \omega \tau[/math]

>>8703290
I don't like the minus in the Hamiltonian formulation.
Very distressing.

>>8702954
That's called a street lamp.

>>8702957
No. It's usually much darker, even with streelights. Especially the sky.

vielleicht wüstensand

'life' could easily be defined that it only fits what we think of 'life' on Earth, making 'life' not possible elsewhere.

>>8702932
I always hated that formula. It's completely trivial. It's also useless because we don't know hardly any of the numbers to plug in

>>8702932
Mathematically speaking, life could exist on other planets. Sentient life however, cannot as the probabilities are impossibly low as of now.

cancer

>>8702902
That's what you get for being a drunken degenerate.

>>8702902
Looks like a smegma, look it up online and see if it matches exactly what you have.

>what excactly is light?
an elementary particle

>does light have the ability to bend time/space?
no

>when 2 humans flying at each other with nearly c, how is it possible that they don't recognize the time diletation caused from the other guy?
Dilation is relative and your example is wrong

>this is freaking me out, help me /sci/
watch a basic youtube tutorial on photons and time dilation

>>8702862
>watch a basic youtube tutorial on photons and time dilation

i have and now i'm asking myself how is this possible?

>>does light have the ability to bend time/space?
>>no

what excactly changes for me then when i travel with nearly c? either time have to change or space, relative for the observer.

>>8702862
>>what excactly is light?
>an elementary particle

No, that's photons. Light is also a wave in the electro-magnetic field.

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>>8702828
tfw sexothermia
(pic related its me 1000 years ago)

A flame ignites on a match when you scrub the sulfur surface on the wood, inflaming the wood with sulfur bacillus, the inflammation is the flame

>>8702853
yeah taht's true. so lifelike and magic?

Photographic memories aren't real

amphetamine

>>8702377
Why not take photographs? Who needs memory when you have technology?

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270/25

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>>8701964
= 54 over 5. In reduced terms

>>8701963
so who's the idiot the book or you?

>>8701760
mensa is shit
"logically complete this" is nonsense shit
IQ tests are shit
IQ as a measure of personal instead of group ability is shit

>>8701760
>that Go game

what the fuck is white doing

jesus

resign already and lower your rank by 3 stones

>>8701760
for 17 20 21 and 22 you have to imagine two seperate things going on, 20 is b,c

>>8701733
we don't know which combinations can occur in it
the second question is silly,if you're interested in an infinite expansion, any finite number of 0s is super small in comparison

>>8701741

>any finite number of 0s is super small in comparison

Yeah, true. My line of thought was flawed.

>a near infinite string of 0s

That's bullshit. You're completely right, as long as it's finite it pales in comparison to infinite. Thanks.

>>8701749
anything "near-infinite" is just finite and meaningless in comparison

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..to this?

Various physical forces

>>8701615
>>8701617
I do belive the official term is "Test till failure", but then i'm not a rocket scientist

he has chopsticks

the guy ur wife cucked u with lol

>>8701373
Kepler

>>8701282
The second

Close the post now.

They would have to be pretty smart to begin with in order to get into med school

>>8701321
nah, more just grind hard and act like a bitch. top ~15-20 med schools in the US usually have pretty impressive students though.