Hello! Welcome one more time to my RU-vid channel. A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A PHD STUDENT IN HAEMATOLOGY IN CAMBRIDGE. Follow my PhD journey at @marianaql.science (instagram).
Is an 'A' grade student 'intelligent', or just a very adept copyist? A wonderful box-ticker? Very good at doing as s/he is told? Trying to please their parents? Desperate to be seen as 'superior', or 'wise'? Thinking only about the rewards for ticking the reward givers boxes in the order the reward giver wants them ticked? Subservient through apathy and/or greed? More importantly, would a true intelligence not allow itself a margin of error, just to avoid these possible self-destructive pitfalls? Or at least consider their possibility?
