This exactly. If you really want to stay anonymous then use a middleman and do it anonymous to the recipient as well.

Everyone involved with the institution, students, parents who pay tuition, teachers, authorities who financially support the institution (…) have a right to know in whose pocket they are.

You guys remember your first book?

So they gain a Mediterranean sea. Doesn’t seem so bad to me.

That point should be everyday, every week.

As a non native English speaker, where does toxic fit into the poisonous/venevenomous question?

Now I wonder how this graph would look like for Stephen Kings “The Stand” during the pandemic.

Did people want to read a book about a flu-like pandemic wiping out humanity or rather not?

This reminds me of nurses fixing everything with leukosilk

Honestly, that sounds insane. And incompetent.
Whoever made this a requirement did not have in mind to give you a good and useful education.

We had the periodic table in huge letters on the wall of our chemistry classroom. Wouldbe difficult to not allow students to use it during tests.

One of my nursing school teachers used to say “You don’t have to know everything, you just have to know where to look it up.” I always thought that’s very good and practical advice.

Last week my phone showed me the happy memory of my grandmas grave. Yeah, thanks. How do I turn this off?

What does it do?

I just found a japanese comfort food staple: Ochazuke - green tea rice. It just needs a couple of ingredients and is super quick. I was blown away by how good and comforting it was. Its Comfort in a quick bowl. And it’s super adaptable. You can basically add anything as tipping.

This is the blogpost that inspired me https://rasamalaysia.com/green-tea-rice/

You yelled at her. That is 100% not acceptable workplace behaviour.

I feel like you could benefit from reading AskAManager.org for some insight on how to handle conflicts at work.

That is a pretty big accusation you are putting on health care professionals.

Of course the cost often is a deciding factor on what treatment is possible. I’ve seen this in european hospitals as well, that we couldn’t run certain diagnostics or give certain medications because they were too expensive and would mean the hospital spends more than it gets for the patient.

But what you are saying is that doctors and in consequence nurses, medical technicians and all kind of medical staff are all in on a conspiracy to MISDIAGNOSE ON PURPOUS (!!) causing bodily harm (again on purpous) to their patients in order to get payed by insurance?

Please provide reliable sources and proof for this accusation of significant criminal activity that is apparently the norm in your (“here” means the US I assume?) Health care system.

I understand that your health care system is wack. But the fish stinks from the head and that’s usually not the medical staff providing your care, which you are accusing of serious crimes here.

Medicine is not an exact science. Every human body is different and will react different to treatment or show different symptoms.

That your doctor couldn’t diagnose you right away or a treatment is not working for you as wanted (or as it did for your neighbor) has most often nothing to do with the competence of the medical personel but with the fact, that your body is not a massproduced machine but 100% unique a änd individual biological mass.

Obviously

As a fellow Gen Zer

Fellow to whom now?

I recently discovered cold brew coffee for myself (bought a cold brew jug on a whim at TJmaxx as one does) and I love how the coffee just doesn’t have any bitterness anymore. The slow stewing in cold water really pulls out the flavour without the acidity.

I never understood why it has to be one or the other.

Sometimes I prefer coffee, sometimes some green tea in the morning, sometimes a cup of matcha if I’m feeling fancy. A cup of lavender tea with honey in the evening can be pure bliss, but an Italian affogado (espresso with vanilla icecream) in the afternoon can also be really perfect.

Btw it is also possible to like cats AND dogs.

I use my smartphone to keep my book open when reading at a table. It does a pretty good job there.

Don’t limit yourself to technical uses.