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everybody says thank you legends of tomorrow for this scene

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sometimes we like to hold hands

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non exhaustive list of fish with psychic powers

1. the flowerhorn cichlid. even a weaker individual could stop an adult human’s heart with a glance

2. whatever this thing is

3. the african butterfly fish. its threadlike fins disperse a weak form of hypnosis, the effects of which its victims report as being akin to a persistent tickling sensation

4. the bichir. technically not a fish but a dragon that abandoned the air, the bichir has been known to project itself into the dreams and thoughts of nearby humans. it has been reported to convey grim prophecies which are estimated at a 0.02% rate of accuracy

5. the royal plecostomus. while we are not yet certain what it is guilty of, we are sure it cannot by any stretch of the imagination be called innocent

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WHY DIDN’T THEY DO THIS FUCKING TEN YEARS AGO

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Why dentistry over medicine?

I’ve noticed a lot of people are struggling to decide, so here is my very rough explanation of why I prefer the former :)

- I love the artistic aspect of dentistry: sculpting, 3D skills, utilising different materials to create and perfect the mouth, application of fine motor skills, individually crafting what will eventually be a literal part of the patient - I want to be in surgery and work with my hands, but not 15 years down the track. We began working with our hands in the first few weeks of dental school. We will have our first patient at the start of 2nd year. - I want to be able to see an immediate impact for my patients with, for example, restorative or cosmetic work. I think that’s incredibly satisfying. - I want a career that allows for a specific lifestyle where I am well compensated for my years of education and training, without restricting my free time. I want this lifestyle and career to allow for travelling often, potentially moving cities and countries, and providing enough money and time for a family. - I want a career that involves using novel technology often. In the first couple of weeks of dental school we had experiences with haptic simulators, 3D printing, and sophisticated preclinical work on our faux-patients. - I don’t want to spend the majority of my late teens and 20′s in education and for my career. I can leave dental school and be a Doctor of Dental Surgery, instead of an intern. Overlapping advantages with medicine: - I want to have my own patients whose quality of life I am able to impact positively - I want autonomy over my career with the option of opening up my own clinic - I want the option of specialising in incredible fields that will further perfect and expand my skillset - I want to have the option of positively impacting my community, through volunteering or involvement in public health campaigns

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happy bisexual visibility day (september 23rd) to my fellow amazing bisexuals. i love all of you guys and we don’t deserve all the shit that comes our way. bisexuality is beautiful and you should absolutely be proud of it! our community is so diverse and amazing and our history and activism is rich and beautiful!