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Hey there.
I know you’re tired. I know you stayed up late last night to finish that lecture; or to go to a rave.
Hey there.
I know you’re tired. I know you stayed up late last night to finish that lecture; or to go to a rave.
One medical student closes her anatomy tabs and switches to editing her ‘day in the life’ videos, while another swaps his lab coat and scrubs for a casting call and band practice. And by Monday morning, they’re both back in the same tutorials and lectures as everyone else.
You speed-walk into the lecture theatre, slightly out of breath with your morning coffee in hand, trudging down the stairs as students whip their heads around to see if their late-coming friend has arrived.
Like many, if not most medical students, if you see me at any time of the day, there is a 95% chance I will be holding an iced oat latte in my hand.
Give me a recipe for making tofu.
Certainly! Here is a recipe for making tofu:
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