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Hopper posted:That has a lot less to do with students being unqualified and more with Unis having far too few Studienplätze in the Klinik. I mean, our healthcare system is mostly centrally planned so somebody is probably running the numbers on how many new doctors the system needs each year and it's a lot fewer than the amount of people who have the mental and psychological ability to get through good Medizinstudium and then work as a doctor. Some kind of washout process is just unavoidable. I really like the idea of cutting Wartesemester if you agree to work in places with low Ärtzedichte for a couple of years after your Studium. Create more Klinikplätze for these people and include some kind of Vertragsstrafe like having to pay back a part of the Studienkosten if you don't follow through after Studium.
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GABA ghoul posted:I really like the idea of cutting Wartesemester if you agree to work in places with low Ärtzedichte for a couple of years after your Studium. Create more Klinikplätze for these people and include some kind of Vertragsstrafe like having to pay back a part of the Studienkosten if you don't follow through after Studium.
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Sereri posted:So if I'm from a wealthy background, tell them to gently caress off and pay off the penalty I can be a doctor even though I'm dumb? Sounds great Not that big of a change. If you didn't have the grades to skip Wartesemester previously, you just payed some Hungarian university to get you through the first few years and then transfer back to Germany without delay. 
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Sereri posted:So if I'm from a wealthy background, tell them to gently caress off and pay off the penalty I can be a doctor even though I'm dumb? Sounds great Lol, I knew this reply was coming. Yeah, it's not a perfect plan but if the amount of bougie scum gaming the system is not too big it might still be worth it. Like, if it's one in 20, I can totally live with it. I have no idea how to panelize bougies that woul be compatible with the Grundgesetz and not be a huge dick move.
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The entire academic engine behind a medical degree is pretty loving dumb and has been for a decade or two. If that poo poo gets sorted for the better that'll be at least one good thing in the aftermath of this crisis. I studied at a UAS and there was a healthy mix between people like me with allgemeiner Hochschulreife that started straight after abi and people that went over the zweiter Bildungsweg and the half that made it became equally good engineers. Meanwhile try to get a Dr. Med. (Which in the eyes of dusty academics isn't even a real academic Dr.) when you have been a Pfleger or Krankenschwester mit Ausbildung and strive for a higher education within your industry. Combat Theory fucked around with this message at 19:31 on Apr 26, 2020 |
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Randler posted:Not that big of a change. If you didn't have the grades to skip Wartesemester previously, you just payed some Hungarian university to get you through the first few years and then transfer back to Germany without delay. Hungary isn't where the rich go anymore. A neurologist i know has two of his three daughters study medicine in Riga, because daddy's precious children definitely need to follow in his footsteps. Doesn't matter that they are lazy brats and definitely won't make it through the clinical portion of their education, despite the absolutely bonkers amount of money they are spending. (The third daughter is smart enough to study in Germany.) They apparently have an extra University that only teaches in English where they put all the rich European kids, so they can extract the most amount of money and you can just pay an agency which will handle your application and pretty much guarantees that you will get in (if your Abiturnoten are at least somewhat decent).
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Combat Theory posted:
Well not just academics. It's classified as equivalent to a Master, which I think is more than fair. I have helped on Dr.Med dissertations and I have seen plenty Master theses of higher academic Anspruch.
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My upstairs neighbors' baby always cries a lot, but it started crying yesterday at 10 am, then cried all loving day with at most 20 minutes of rest in between, and it is now crying again. I can always hear the two (well, her) take care of the baby so it's not like they're dead or intentionally ignoring the situation. I guess I just wish they would finally shake it until it dies. And with that, gumo in der KW 18, lets steiger that Bruttosozialprodukt 
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Smirr posted:My upstairs neighbors' baby always cries a lot, but it started crying yesterday at 10 am, then cried all loving day with at most 20 minutes of rest in between, and it is now crying again. I can always hear the two (well, her) take care of the baby so it's not like they're dead or intentionally ignoring the situation. I guess I just wish they would finally shake it until it dies. And with that, gumo in der KW 18, lets steiger that Bruttosozialprodukt Is this from r/childfree? That's hosed up even for them.
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KonvexKonkav posted:Is this from r/childfree? That's hosed up even for them. I'm at the absolute end of my rope here. Is it normal for a baby to cry for 40 out of 60 minutes, for 10+ hours straight? I feel like I shouldn't have to worry about this. It's still ongoing btw, as it always is
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Smirr posted:My upstairs neighbors' baby always cries a lot, but it started crying yesterday at 10 am, then cried all loving day with at most 20 minutes of rest in between, and it is now crying again. I can always hear the two (well, her) take care of the baby so it's not like they're dead or intentionally ignoring the situation. I guess I just wish they would finally shake it until it dies. And with that, gumo in der KW 18, lets steiger that Bruttosozialprodukt Aber wenn es dann einmal lächelt...
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Smirr posted:I'm at the absolute end of my rope here. Is it normal for a baby to cry for 40 out of 60 minutes, for 10+ hours straight? I feel like I shouldn't have to worry about this. It's still ongoing btw, as it always is The baby knows existence is pain and can’t articulate it yet.
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Smirr posted:I'm at the absolute end of my rope here. Is it normal for a baby to cry for 40 out of 60 minutes, for 10+ hours straight? I feel like I shouldn't have to worry about this. It's still ongoing btw, as it always is It is issuing a challenge to your stereo, op.
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Smirr posted:I'm at the absolute end of my rope here. Is it normal for a baby to cry for 40 out of 60 minutes, for 10+ hours straight? I feel like I shouldn't have to worry about this. It's still ongoing btw, as it always is It's on the upper end of the spectrum but still "normal" if it's a newborn. If it's any consolation, op, it's even less fun for the parents and the child. Also, if it's a newborn, the crying frequency should decrease over the next weeks but the volume will probably increase...
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Smirr posted:My upstairs neighbors' baby always cries a lot, but it started crying yesterday at 10 am, then cried all loving day with at most 20 minutes of rest in between, and it is now crying again. I can always hear the two (well, her) take care of the baby so it's not like they're dead or intentionally ignoring the situation. I guess I just wish they would finally shake it until it dies. And with that, gumo in der KW 18, lets steiger that Bruttosozialprodukt My man, have you heard about this new miracle technology called noise cancelling headphones? As someone who lives below a brainbroked Rentnerpaar who hämmer against the floor and Wände with a Hammer at random times of day and night I can only recommend them.
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People should not have kids if they are. It willing to live 18 years out in the wild where their child can scream as loud as it wants, imo.
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KonvexKonkav posted:the crying frequency should decrease over the next weeks but the volume will probably increase...
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Randler posted:It is issuing a challenge to your stereo, op. Agreed. Time for a slam death best of imo
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Randler posted:People should not have kids if they are. It willing to live 18 years out in the wild where their child can scream as loud as it wants, imo. That's no solace for the neighbours.
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GABA ghoul posted:My man, have you heard about this new miracle technology called noise cancelling headphones? gently caress noise cancelling headphones! I have tried some (expensive) ones and whatever frequency they are using is unbearable and makes me sick after a short while. It's like sitting in an ever rising plane and you cannot swallow to make your ears pop. Happy for those that can use them, though. You lucky fuckers.
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My friends, let me introduce you to a little something called the Schiedsamt...
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ephex posted:Aber wenn es dann einmal lächelt... lol
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Living in this world you will sometimes be exposed to annoying noises, there is literally nothing that can be done about it. Throw away your headphones and ear plugs, embrace the pain and meditate on the torture that is existence. Console yourself with the thought that this baby or one like it will wash our goon folds once we're all senile 90 year olds.
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pidan posted:Living in this world you will sometimes be exposed to annoying noises, there is literally nothing that can be done about it. Throw away your headphones and ear plugs, embrace the pain and meditate on the torture that is existence. Console yourself with the thought that this baby or one like it will wash our goon folds once we're all senile 90 year olds. Don't do this, op. You can get brain damage and even literally die from sleep deprivation.
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Or bribe your HNO to attest you Schwerhörigkeit, get cochlea implants and hey presto, you can just take those off and it’s quiet!
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GABA ghoul posted:Don't do this, op. You can get brain damage and even literally die from sleep deprivation. The baby allegedly cries from 10am to 8pm, so there's plenty of time for sleep.
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oliwan posted:My friends, let me introduce you to a little something called the dingo...
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Tarquinn posted:gently caress noise cancelling headphones! I have tried some (expensive) ones and whatever frequency they are using is unbearable and makes me sick after a short while. It's like sitting in an ever rising plane and you cannot swallow to make your ears pop. it's not the frequency, it's the air pressure trapped in your ears, should be bearable if you keep your mouth open for a while
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Goa Tse-tung posted:it's not the frequency, it's the air pressure trapped in your ears, should be bearable if you keep your mouth open for a while No, it's not a problem when they're turned off. And I am using some closed (non noise cancelling) headphones for my PC that are fine too.
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KonvexKonkav posted:It's on the upper end of the spectrum but still "normal" if it's a newborn. If it's any consolation, op, it's even less fun for the parents and the child. Also, if it's a newborn, the crying frequency should decrease over the next weeks but the volume will probably increase... It was born last December and it was kinda like this right from the start. I guess the first day was 5-12 AM literally non-stop, while yesterday and today are exasperating because it will intermittently stop just long enough that I go "finally" and exactly then it will start again. Also, for the record, the parents are well aware and got everyone in the house some cookies and one Oropax back in December, which was nice and all. On the other hand they wrote the note from the POV of the baby and signed it with "Liebste Schnullergrüße", so in the grand scheme of things that didn't do much to make me hate the abstract idea of parents any less
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ONE Oropax? Didn‘t they get the memo about binaural sound? (All right I‘ll show myself out)
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über die Maskenpflicht posted:Längst sind nicht alle mit dieser Entwicklung einverstanden. Es gibt Bürger, die wollen sich mit Vernunft der aktuellen Situation stellen. Was sie aber nicht wollen, ist auf eine perfide Weise zum Täter stigmatisiert zu werden, weil ihnen ihre Freiheit und der Wert des Grundgesetzes am Herzen liegen. Ein Kommentar von Marcus Klöckner courtesy of Telepolis https://twitter.com/sibylleberg/status/1254686809893847040?s=21
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Casually tuned into Söder's Pressekonferenz just now and the man looks and sounds like he's at death's door, holy poo poo
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Zwille posted:Ein Kommentar von Marcus Klöckner courtesy of Telepolis skipThings posted:The loving Demokratie und Grundgesetz is only under attack if whitey is iconvenienced, bloodthirst rising
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GABA ghoul posted:Forcing people to wear pants in public is unvereinbar with a freiheitliche Gesellschaft, a Gastbeitrag by GABA Ghoul  Please pitch that to Telepolis ASAP, TIA
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