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Hi! It definitely did provide an edge, since it combines academia and practice-oriented seminars pretty well. I think I’d go for the more technical ETIA programme if I were to choose again though. Whichever one you go for, it surely makes you attractive for those internships at International Orgs or Diplomatic Missions which, despite being mostly unpaid, are quite a good ticket in as long as you “prove your worth”
river cam is tidal although you would hardly notice - like the thames you might notice the tide in east london but you will hardly notice it in bourne - JUST DONT GET DRUNK and fall in ... its wet all the way along and it falling in disturbs the delicate riparian wildlife ..... such as claire college students and homeless people ..... prof hygoot hughes college ....
Hey, I just recently finished my application. One thing I was wondering is that I have completed my application entirely through the school application portal. In this case, there is no physical post mail required as all my professor submit it though the uni own submission portal. I was wondering if the admission has changed this year?
Sapiens is one of the most overrated books out there, filled with either incorrect information or information where there is a massive disagreement in the science but Harari will pick a side and confidently claim that *this* is the truth, whereas in reality we just really don't know for sure. Let alone the absolutely horrific solutions he proposes under the guise of "predictions" Rather than reading this terrible book thinking that it's actually an accurate telling of human history (rather than a pro-globalist and anti-human piece of propaganda), it is important to read to see what narratives the global elites are putting out there in order to tighten their control on the plebs of the world. It is important to read critically, rather than just blindly accept what is typed up in a book
When reading anything you always want to ask, "Is this true?" "What are the author's motives for saying this?" "What message is the author trying to give me?" "Should I accept this?" "What are the implications of what the author is saying?" etc. etc. Don't just accept things blindly just because it is written in a book from some other human. @@Sourabh1003
There are millions of books out there, it really depends on what you are looking for. If you are looking at how humans were when we were hunter gatherers, then books like "After the Ice: A Global Human History, 20,000-5000 BC" or "The Oxford Handbook of the Archaeology and Anthropology of Hunter-Gatherers" are good. (there are also good lists on Reddit with many suggestions). However, if you are looking for a narrative of what a dystopian future may look like, then yes Sapiens is good for that (though may God protect us from that actually being our future!), as well as its response "The Great Reset" by Alex Jones (you always want to read multiple sides of an issue, even if you don't like the author), as well as the source for some of the ideas in Sapiens, "A Brave New World" (such as having everyone drugged up), and "1984" is always important as a constant reminder. @nickers7409
I wonder how you funded the expensive education and living expenses at Cambridge, which probably cost you around 30-40 grants + around 30 grants living expenses, and then the MAIS program, which also cost around 25 grants + 12-20 grants living expenses. You probably spend close to 100k only on eduction as a early to mid twenty year old, this is only possible if a) you took huge debts or b) you have a rich family. That means you're either privileged and these video is only for rich kids with the support of their rich family, or you don't mention the huge debt you'll likely be paying for the rest of your life. This is not meant to be insulting, but I am genuinely interested.
