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[aaronjw]

That's a good question for which I have no answer. Sleeping a lot and MCAT studying I suppose

 

Do you think it's weird to think that it's weird for an adult to humour children with their fantasies?

 

Depends on what fantasies said adult is humoring the child with lol

 

Are kids becoming more a antisocial with each successive generation?

[thehockeykid]

no, just diff forms of communication imo.

 

what is with professionals being so touchy with telling me how much the avg in their career make? if i wasn't interested in the profession i wouldn't be asking but obv money is a factor, i am not going to be doggy about it and google is giving me varied results

[apache]

well, it's hard to say unless you know specialty very well, so while you may be interested in something, it's hard to give "averages"... how creative are you, do you research background, can you run clinical trials, do any legal work... if your specialty allows, as in can you, are you creative... interested in lobbying for something you believe in (you have to be inanely good, tho, far greater breadth than just medicine) every lobby pays well, cause moneys on the line on each side... i remember a coffee i had with a prof, how to make money in clinical psychology... yeah, do neuropsych, and you can clean 700 k... but read enough for a law degree as hobby, get an insane foundation in medicine, learn eeg's, physiology, pharmacology, like down to minutia, as in i can talk about various substitutions in functional groups on diff meds in the same class (i know the synthesis of simpler things too - it's fun. if you know say mogoblemide works for endogenous cause of atypical depression, and why, the phenomenology, because inattentive add, endogenous depression, depersonalization following ptsd look alike... as well as the fact you see il-1, il-6, cortisol, go down, less high beta wave activity, testosterone go up, catecholamine (ep) levels go down.... you simple run urinary catchol, cortisol, dextrmeth supress test, ctrh, crh. prior, since all 5 are hallmark ptsd (depersonalization has a ton of causes biologically)... and you can delineate whether the poor attention, cognitive factors are do say an accident, fundamentally changing attention span etc... (easy to see on qeeg) ascertaining ptsd, is rather easy, ditto endogenous depression, typical eeg presentation (tons of alpha waves dominate), a second iq test post treatments would still show a discrepency between verbal and written compreh neuropsych assessment, if adhd, ptsd and endog depression should respond... differentiate with further urine tests, blood tests to see if initially suspected ptsd has tuned down biologically... in addition, psychosocial assessment... functional rehab, psychosocial rehab... a profile like this for a legal case is worth, lets say a lot ... of course, that's inane for most neuropsychs, but show, if you're creative, have no structure set in stone, then you can make whatever

 

also, place of work makes a huge diff, i see some add cmaj for fam docs in like northern prairies... ****, 450++... could you like there? some people like it, do you employ others... do you do private work...

 

i was gonna refer you cmaj online, but you dont have a id number and password... but if you go to your right, youll se JOBS, as well as classifieds

 

http://www.cmaj.ca/content/current

 

don't you love the interweb???

 

no, just diff forms of communication imo.

 

what is with professionals being so touchy with telling me how much the avg in their career make? if i wasn't interested in the profession i wouldn't be asking but obv money is a factor, i am not going to be doggy about it and google is giving me varied results

[Clever]

well, it's hard to say unless you know specialty very well, so while you may be interested in something, it's hard to give "averages"... how creative are you, do you research background, can you run clinical trials, do any legal work... if your specialty allows, as in can you, are you creative... interested in lobbying for something you believe in (you have to be inanely good, tho, far greater breadth than just medicine) every lobby pays well, cause moneys on the line on each side... i remember a coffee i had with a prof, how to make money in clinical psychology... yeah, do neuropsych, and you can clean 700 k... but read enough for a law degree as hobby, get an insane foundation in medicine, learn eeg's, physiology, pharmacology, like down to minutia, as in i can talk about various substitutions in functional groups on diff meds in the same class (i know the synthesis of simpler things too - it's fun. if you know say mogoblemide works for endogenous cause of atypical depression, and why, the phenomenology, because inattentive add, endogenous depression, depersonalization following ptsd look alike... as well as the fact you see il-1, il-6, cortisol, go down, less high beta wave activity, testosterone go up, catecholamine (ep) levels go down.... you simple run urinary catchol, cortisol, dextrmeth supress test, ctrh, crh. prior, since all 5 are hallmark ptsd (depersonalization has a ton of causes biologically)... and you can delineate whether the poor attention, cognitive factors are do say an accident, fundamentally changing attention span etc... (easy to see on qeeg) ascertaining ptsd, is rather easy, ditto endogenous depression, typical eeg presentation (tons of alpha waves dominate), a second iq test post treatments would still show a discrepency between verbal and written compreh neuropsych assessment, if adhd, ptsd and endog depression should respond... differentiate with further urine tests, blood tests to see if initially suspected ptsd has tuned down biologically... in addition, psychosocial assessment... functional rehab, psychosocial rehab... a profile like this for a legal case is worth, lets say a lot ... of course, that's inane for most neuropsychs, but show, if you're creative, have no structure set in stone, then you can make whatever

 

also, place of work makes a huge diff, i see some add cmaj for fam docs in like northern prairies... ****, 450++... could you like there? some people like it, do you employ others... do you do private work...

 

i was gonna refer you cmaj online, but you dont have a id number and password... but if you go to your right, youll se JOBS, as well as classifieds

 

http://www.cmaj.ca/content/current

 

don't you love the interweb???

 

Not at all.

 

If you had only 1 week off all summer, what would you do?

[NeuroPreMed]

Not at all.

 

If you had only 1 week off all summer, what would you do?

 

Definitely travel.

 

Coffee or tea?

[thehockeykid]

coffee, everyday.

 

 

do you sing at home, while just doing stuff (washing dishes, in the bathroom etc)

[Tacrolimus]

coffee, everyday.

 

 

do you sing at home, while just doing stuff (washing dishes, in the bathroom etc)

 

Nah.

 

Who's your favorite pro-Sports team?

[thehockeykid]

leafs

 

do u like this song? eminem toy soldiers

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kAZykCSVF40

[apache]

ut's pretty good

 

what would have happened if the leafs went to round 2?

 

leafs

 

do u like this song? eminem toy soldiers

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kAZykCSVF40

[BAMFtastic]

ut's pretty good

 

what would have happened if the leafs went to round 2?

 

Boston would have been kicked out.

 

What would you do if you never had the internet for a year?

[apache]

mmmm, pretty much just text instead of fb chat, and go to libraries to read articles...

 

anyone else?

 

Boston would have been kicked out.

 

What would you do if you never had the internet for a year?

[thehockeykid]

not go to uni for a yr because it be so hard to print university assignments, lec notes, share notes etc. prob just did what i did when there was no internet (play piano, work on my own songs, play catch with my friends, prob meet alot more ppl to learn new stuff because i cant learn stuff online, read more book etc)

 

do you like having duel computer monitors? (i am only of the only non gamers i know who also have duel monitors for increased productivity)

[xkittens]

not go to uni for a yr because it be so hard to print university assignments, lec notes, share notes etc. prob just did what i did when there was no internet (play piano, work on my own songs, play catch with my friends, prob meet alot more ppl to learn new stuff because i cant learn stuff online, read more book etc)

 

do you like having duel computer monitors? (i am only of the only non gamers i know who also have duel monitors for increased productivity)

 

I find it incredibly cruel to make your computer screens duel for you, that's just sick man you should be ashamed of yourself.

 

Why do some countries like the Netherlands and Denmark still have monarchs?

[AshPreMed]

Why do some countries like the Netherlands and Denmark still have monarchs?

 

Because there's no gain for any superpower that wants to invade them to create democracy. JK

 

Are you sleepy? Did you begin to feel sleepy after I asked you that question?

[thehockeykid]

no, just had some ice coffee from mc****s.

 

 

you think grad school will be more fun than undergrad? do you think you will make better friends?

[AshPreMed]

you think grad school will be more fun than undergrad? do you think you will make better friends?

 

I'm entering UofT grad school this September. I think it depends on whether you like what you are doing. If you do, it will be your dream. If you don't, it may be a chore. It's basically a job, one large project and a lot of readings. But it pays for itself. It's a lot of responsibility though. You will be given a lot of work sometimes with very little time... I hear grading is easier. You manage your own time, so you will need more self-discipline and time-management than you needed in your undergraduate degree. Also, never let gaps in your understanding of your project persist. They're like tooth cavities, they'll only get bigger and damage your tooth.

 

In regards to friends, I think (haven't experienced grad school yet) you will meet more research-type of people and possibly travel a bit (since they're selected for in your society lol), probably more mature people as you go into advanced areas that less immature people make it to.) Grads have a social life, but you can always hang around undergrads as long as you have something in common and they enjoy ur company. I'm going to be so sympathetic for the undergrads I may TA at UofT... I'll do my utmost to help them like they're my children.

 

Do you think that a vampire would make a great hematologist?

[technobabble]

Do you think that a vampire would make a great hematologist?

 

If they're vegetarian, so to speak, then yes... I think they'd have a natural love of the subject material.

 

How did you find out about PM101?

[AFellow]

If they're vegetarian, so to speak, then yes... I think they'd have a natural love of the subject material.

 

How did you find out about PM101?

 

When researching premed topics in Canada, google leads one to this site quite quickly.

 

If you could change one thing in the meds admissions process, what would it be?

[Tacrolimus]

When researching premed topics in Canada, google leads one to this site quite quickly.

 

If you could change one thing in the meds admissions process, what would it be?

 

Removing or modifying extracirriculars. Personally, I think it should just be GPA + MCAT + Interview, but there are some circumstances where people have done exceptional things, so perhaps Top 5 unique activities?

 

It's become such a common thing now. Volunteer abroad, volunteer at a hospital, become a Executive of a club, volunteer with a community organization, and summer research. That's your typical activities.

 

 

If you had to pick just one country to tour for a month or so, which one would you pick?

[thehockeykid]

if money wasn't an issue i prob just go to USA for a month. a month isn't that much time so i prob would just chill in hawaii and go surfing and scuba diving

 

 

 

how do u feel about the mcat?

[apache]

it was ok, honestly biggest pet peeve is that u dont get a lunch break or more than ten minutes between sections, what if ur hungry... or have to pee... lol, i know im not alone on that one

 

did boston kicking pittsburghs ass 3-0 shock anyone.... man, blew me away...

 

if money wasn't an issue i prob just go to USA for a month. a month isn't that much time so i prob would just chill in hawaii and go surfing and scuba diving

 

 

 

how do u feel about the mcat?

[dazzle]

it was ok, honestly biggest pet peeve is that u dont get a lunch break or more than ten minutes between sections, what if ur hungry... or have to pee... lol, i know im not alone on that one

 

did boston kicking pittsburghs ass 3-0 shock anyone.... man, blew me away...

 

10 minute break was perfect. few sips of my cold coffee, eat a few bites of banana and muffin, go quickly to bathroom

 

just perfect keeping you stimulated

 

 

and yes i predict boston will win the series because there is a defence and goalie mismatch. but on this principle, i was wrong to predict a Kings Win in the other series. it's not starting well....

 

 

 

 

What do you think of the more individuality in basketball versus in hockey, where there is more emphasis on team than individual?

[Green]

10 minute break was perfect. few sips of my cold coffee, eat a few bites of banana and muffin, go quickly to bathroom

 

just perfect keeping you stimulated

 

 

and yes i predict boston will win the series because there is a defence and goalie mismatch. but on this principle, i was wrong to predict a Kings Win in the other series. it's not starting well....

 

 

 

 

What do you think of the more individuality in basketball versus in hockey, where there is more emphasis on team than individual?

 

As a big sports fan, I love the fact that hockey and basketball are different in that regard, because it makes watching hockey vs. basketball different, yet they're both exciting sports (to me at least) if hockey were so individual driven they'd be too similar and it wouldn't be as interesting to switch back and forth between both (like last night with miami-indiana and pittsburgh-boston). When a player "takes over a game" in basketball and in hockey, the meaning is pretty different in both cases which is cool

 

Assuming all goes well and you get into medical school --> residency of choice, and there are jobs everywhere for your specialty, where would you want to settle down and practice?

[NeuroPreMed]

As a big sports fan, I love the fact that hockey and basketball are different in that regard, because it makes watching hockey vs. basketball different, yet they're both exciting sports (to me at least) if hockey were so individual driven they'd be too similar and it wouldn't be as interesting to switch back and forth between both (like last night with miami-indiana and pittsburgh-boston). When a player "takes over a game" in basketball and in hockey, the meaning is pretty different in both cases which is cool

 

Assuming all goes well and you get into medical school --> residency of choice, and there are jobs everywhere for your specialty, where would you want to settle down and practice?

 

Tough, I'd say either Vancouver or probably Toronto, but who knows what the future holds.

 

What's your favorite television show currently airing?

[apache]

current one would be criminal minds by far, the show is ****ing sick, the character development and breadth is as deep as ive seen in a long time, as long as you can suspend belief about luxury planes and and ppl like spencer reid working for the fbi, when in reality id imagine the guy getting bored as **** doing the same thing over and over again, perception is probably second... of off air shows, house is a close second... third would prob be breaking bad...

 

i guess i enjoy shows about misanthrope realistic projections of people who are uber intense and contra popular perception of people who work in traditional roles we ascribe with average psychometric traits across the board, it seems to me that people in these various lines of work usually tend to be rather off the wall in personality traits as well as in capability both intellectual and creatively, it also shows how being at the very edge of what people see is often not as glamorous as youd think, but rather boring to an extent, house exemplifies this to a tee, people think the guys attention seeking, but in reality it's just everything get's really boring, and in reality many of the pathological symptoms others see in him are just because of the fact that it's hard to imagine living in that kind of brain, so we extrapolate our own phenomenology to interpreting the behavior, and declare it a mystery or even psychopathic... but if you inherently are exposed to extreme situations and have an insanely high propensity for stimulation your learn quite rapidly and have a snowball effect, you also either have to be fake or a total *******, because it's impossible to resonate with other peoples worries, find things people find difficult to be rather straightforward... since things that give most people anxiety, and inhibit the desire to take on extreme situations, or force yourself into situations which push you to most extremes, are paradoxically stimulating enough to get your full attention, so unless you develop an extreme ability to describe your phenomenology, you're are perceived as pathological, misanthropic, arrogant, as showing signs of depression or mental illness hence you seek out more and more extreme avenues of stimulation, and the extreme just becomes mundane, ditto with ppl like reid, it sounds exciting to be able to cite minutia, remeber everything, process huge amounts of info, except in reality you'd really like to have someone explain things to you for a few hours, rather than being this encyclopedic ****, who never seems to get nervous, overwhelmed... more globally it really paints an in depth picture of what people consider extreme, and shows it really phenomenelogically is very similar to the average person, and even ion interviewing attempted murderers, murders, pedophiles etc. there's an initial shock to how normal their reality is. I find in a way it challenges us all to think about how similar we all are, as well as to think about how different even our fundamental perceptual processes are, like i often hate being somewhat encyclopedic, even though i can talk about hockey salaries, stats etc. and mostly everything so have no problem interacting with almost anyone, since academically inclined doesn't necessarily imply an enjoyment of academia. Finally all show how situational variable and personality can really play the majority of a role in what a person does, gradual habituation, openness to experience, poor d2 binding all of this... like i remember music cutting in out in first year university and having this performance thingy turn to improv for 15 min in front of 300 people, and i can't explain it, but i don't really feel nervous, i almost need that level of pressure just so i don't get bored, so in a way, it paints an image of dialectical extremes and shows viewers, in all of these shows, that were all alike underneath the behavioral sequelae we choose to interpret using our experiential desires, experience etc. when interpolating the phenomenelogical experience producing such behaviour, this exponentiates in group situations and in a greater society, when everyone extrapolates internal states as such multivariate pressures on behaviour from group dynamics really make aberrant behavior a mystery... same reason we idolize celebreties, rock stars etc. because on tv we see them perform... it's always funny when i rail off the intricate life stories of a number of actors, scientists, geniuses, musicians, it's always very human and very sinusoidal in terms of progress...

 

i guess that's why i appreciate solid character development... instead of people saying wow, they must be super different, i could never do that, it shows how much we all share the same underlying experience as well as how extreme differences may seem abnormal or amazing to someone who is extremely disparate, but in reality, that's just reality to that person, so it really opens us to being open to listening to everyone rather than judging superfluously informative behavior when trying to interpolate internal mental states... reid from criminal minds was bullied extremely, is socially awkward, has a schizophrenic mother, and his cognitive abilities to him are normal, yet paradoxically he can't get a date and has normal hobbies... and in a way this can really paint a picture of how perceived aberations in behavior can really reveal normal commonplace experiential experience, and furthermore lead us to try and understand how experiential similarities allow us to interpret people we perceive as different or ill, because underneath it all, despite different brain processes we all share a similar human experience... like my brains always on over drive, i follow 5 things at a time easier than 1, need extreme situations to feel stimulated to a level of functioning, as in i can write a 5 page essay, speak in front of 500 people, far far easier than doing my laundry, which i have to multi-task with 5 other things just to handle... sounds weird, but to me, it's my reality, just like i can't understand how some people can do math and mathematicians can't understand how i can explain the epistemological consequences of their theorems, it's like minutia drives me crazy, yet when i see big picture complex systems and can explain them, people ask me how i can do it, in reality weird isn't a normative valuative word in my mind, but really a statistical abberation, and i find these shows paint a human picture on that... like i don't feel fear mentally, failure to me prompts a visceral, not a sort of philosphical almost ocd drive to try again... i dont understand how people get down when they fail, i feel a compulsive visceral urge to keep trying, it literally bothers me to stop, even for mundane tasks... i also can't do a single job at a time, i'd go nuts, i need a few projects to make sure i have optimal attention for each... to me this is just normal... and often say on this board it comes off as arrogant, when in reality, it's just a different basic experience... i also feel hyper-empathy, so i can't personally understand superficial motivation based on title, finance etc., although learning to listen to others, and being so non-judgmental as to elicit innumerable people willing to be completely transparent really helps your frame abstract conceptualizations, and in turn, result in extreme non judgements, or an inability to blame the person, rather than extremely complex circumstances resulting in the behavior which bothers or annoys me

 

lol, just like i can write this in about 15 minutes, i don't know why i think so fast when i can hyperfocus on interesting topics, or pay attention for literally 12 hours when im doing something interesting, medication free... or why i can sit down in a reclined position for more than ten minutes, and often work half sitting or standing at my desk, i also don't understand how other people sit for so long... but i looked up the molecular cascade for restless leg and found 3 different receptor phenotypes which have down cascade effects on enkephelins, so i explain that... people aren't bothered by my constant standing, and you can develop a mutual understanding...

 

in the end i think the shows are a tool to understand each other rather than judge each other in order to create in and out groups which allow us to form bonds by othering people... in other words, foster understanding of each other which reduces xenophobia and cruelty... which is 95 percent of my motivation, as it is extrapolatorily for others, like many type a people want titles, money, to have free time, to feel important, ahve a healthy self esteem, and feel appreciated and loved, but often we confuse the means as an ends, and those who feel they have to defend those means, often internalize them in order to create a defense mechanism against criticism, since we often have trouble accepting what in formal logic are seemingly disparate traits... like why can't someone give a **** about people and like money, why can't a professor enjoy cocaine and be the best at what he does... i don't enjoy drinking, but i don't judge those who do, i dimply like stimulation, and control of myself and my environment, whereas other people who perhaps feel more like they want to escape inhibitions, resulting from anxiety or social learning, neither of which are implicit to my worldview, as a result of probability and chance, not internal control, would seem to enjoy those... paradoxically looking at things in shades of grey doesn't lead to confusion, but rather clarity, especially when approached with a sense of open-mindness, and lack of belief in right or wrong in a normative sense, but rather a consequence we find impalitable.

 

in addition i find shows encourage us not to think of emotionally prompted resolutions, but resolutions which help us achieve an optimimum state of understanding, happiness, understanding, etc. and often am frustrated that my complex approach to things is perceived as over-complicating, mental masturbation, or a form of compensatory narcissism, since the ends are a greater human understanding, a more positive society, and a more cohesive society... i actually hear this from my dad when i visit, you go out and proove things to the world, and im like you don't get it do you, i get called freaky smart everyday and hate it, because it allows people to believe people who do things they love are born with that capacity, because of the lack of transparency we have, mostly born out of fear of social judgement, via extrapolating normal from social behavior, which is grossly misleading, and exponentially effects everyone, when the effects have a mulch-dimensional cascading effect, which multiplies at every person, until what is socially normal is grossly disparate from internal norms, causing widespread psychological problems.

 

i love the notion that following your dreams is stupid, and that only the lucky, freakishly talented, or weird do so. Even ADHD or aspergers are both socially constructed disabilities, extreme creative thinking, low latent inhibition to auditory stimuli, need for extreme stimulation, need for kinesthetic activity (running an hour a day) extreme hyperfocus on challenging interesting personally relevant things, delayed sleep cycle... seem like the seed of innovation, creativity, paradigm change, good physical health, entrepreneurship, multi-modal approaches, rather than extreme technical subspecialization you see in kuhn's normal science, which serves to solve small problems until annomalies kick in and you need an original multidisciplinary obsessive person to insight paradigm shifts...

 

i know about 15 highly successful ppl with adhd, an er doc, a sales manager, 3 salesperson on commission, 3 people who run their own business, a psychiatrist... essentially, no 9-5, different stuff everyday, no arcane rigid rules... like, musician married to a lawyer... hmmm 8 am, delayed onset sleep disorder... **** that... im uber intellectual, yet i always loved er, and wouldnt mind doing 9 pm to 5 am everyday, it's like to me chaos and an extreme ammount of stimulation brings paradoxical clarity, despite lacking extreme nebulosity and hence big picture thinking... neuro and psych are more kinetically mundane, but i love the extreme complexity... if i ever did something where i didn't have extreme complexity, or extremely multi-modal stimulation, pressure, i'd paradoxically be unable to focus and do way worse, despite the simple solution of following the clinical algorithm... the open nature to creating a solution, and extreme challenge is uber necessary for me to focus... ditto with the disparities in character of all these shows... it's not so much any sort of pathology for any of these people, but rather a societally adaptive pathology in trying to fit them into the 2 standard deviation norm...

 

so i can't sit in a desk, huge disadvantage.. i get bored doing mundane things... not in a showy way, i actually zone out, so in a way, people who think im lucky to be able to to not get nervous in front of a huge crowd, or to be able to handle abstraction don't realize how much of a disadvantage you also have, i can do complex accounting law way easier than crunching numbers all day... im so gregarious it's sick, but i get bored of people really easily, i can't help it... so in a way, i find i can resonate with these characters a lot, and often have to be defensive of my extreme interest in complexity... sure i need to see extreme complexity, but i also have the humility to know when things become so complex that no one can consolidate the kind of information one needs to answer a question, something people who enjoy the black and white and who criticize me for delving to deep into things miss.

 

it's annoying that constructive criticism is perceived as a threat by people who enjoy simple approaches because unlike them, i know the minutia and big picture, and i can admit that any assertion would be explanatory... and my biggest frustration is in those who are sure, because having a need and a brain which processes huge ammounts of info and deals with complexity far better than simple problems which cause me to jut zone out... i see how simple works, as well as complexity, i also see when people who say i overkill things and use a simple approach to complex problems are wrong, because they, not as a result of either of us being better, rather different, assert that they are certain, when i often, as a result of necessity, have exponentially more information, and am never certain, i only look at probabilities... yet societal framing of extreme depth and breadth of knowledge is seen as superceding the simple, and as a result, offering an ability to approach either with similar skill... ummm, yeah no, i can not do say family medicine as well as i can see abstract answers to what most see as extremely nebulous and complex.... so in reality none is better... we're all just suited to different things, and i resent the pathological attribution to statistically uncommon states of mind... like other dude said i'm manic, mentally ill, whatever, because someone perceived my extreme ambition using their own internal state and stated all i want is a family etc. and presumed i was disparaging that worldview... in reality, i can't help that im bored with that, i just wish (musclebrah or something) would stop prolesthethyzing valuative assertations and presumptive understanding of others motivations. clearly, we misunderstand that we're internally very different, and make attribution errors, which only causes unhappiness, social isolation and depression.

 

if only we promoted a more open dialogogue with each other, we'd understand that we all have different states, and that it takes everyone to make a village. so what if i'm smarter than most people, it's because of an inane desire for extreme stimulation i can't help, as well as a hyper-empathy i can't help. it's like i don't understand the whole title and respect thing, because the primary thing that motivates me is extreme empathy, i also talk to a lot of introverts, and realize they enjoy their internal space, whereas i need inane social interaction just to keep stimulated.

 

people don't understand stimulants either... obviously their abusive, but phenomenelogically, they help me be boring so to speak, i can do one thing at a time, in a way, i need extreme stimulation just to slow my brain down, they actually make me feel really calm, less energetic, and able to do one thing at a time, which is sometimes a disadvantage... truth be told, i study way better not on adderall than i do on it... weird eh? to me adderall helps me not forget mundane things, i remember getting a government interview once after i forgot to send my cv, just a cover letter... seriously... so i have a graphically designed cv, it's amazing, yet minutia like clicking attach i miss.

 

so looking at these shows, i'd ask if they really exemplify difference, or human similarity, because i'm sometimes envious of people who can process the mundane... i love how people dream of performing music on stage, yet are nervous, and envy those who aren't i envy not feeling bored after two minutes doing my taxes, and rarely find extreme stimulation anxiogenic, rather more the base stimulation to focus... so in a way, are disabilities, abberations, really so, and are envious traits in isolation of traits those people are envious of no without deficits most people take for granted, creating many of the same human problems, dilemma's and experiences we all experience? in other words, if we sought to understand each other, would these shows make more sense in revealing the underlying similarities of human experience, rather than the extremes?

 

Tough, I'd say either Vancouver or probably Toronto, but who knows what the future holds.

 

What's your favorite television show currently airing?