I may or may not have been in the same plane as BTS once. My sister and mom claims that it was BTS, but I can’t remember well. But I can be sure that it was some kind of huge K-pop idol group because I saw reporters and paparazzi rush by us when we exited the plane.My ancestor was a famous prince of a Korean kingdom. But then again, people with royal blood in South Korea is really common.I have to join the South Korean army even if I get an American citizenship. Apparently, I’ll get a humongous disadvantage if I choose not to conscript if I ever go back to Korea or go there for a vacation.I was in the world Top 100 regularly for Injustice:Gods Among Us mobile. I haven’t played it for over a year though. Still, I had 7 maxed out, 7-rank cards, and bought the entire shop.I like both the humanities and the STEM subjects. But I hate art.I used to regularly do inline skating since I was very young(I think 5), and even got to have skates for professionals. I hated it. It was painful, and the instructors hit me. We did 2-minute-posture-maintaining and anywhere from 300–700 squats, as well as 10+ laps around a wide field. And I was a 1st or 2nd grader then.My eyesight went from 2.0 to 0.3 in just 2 months. I don’t know what the hell happened between that. I didn’t even use particularly more electronics or stayed up reading books. It just happened.I have a scar on my left cheek that remains after over a decade. My mom said it was by my sister when I was still a toddler.I used to confuse “North” with “South”, and said I was from North Korea for over a year in the U.S. Fortunately, the people I talked to were only elementary schoolers, and they confused North Korea with South Korea as soon as I said it.I got my first smartphone 3 months ago, than broke it yesterday. F*ck.
Yes, we attempted to stage a mini Quora meet up!I have read about a lot of “big” meet-ups but today was the first time I met anyone from Quora in real life!It was arranged on short notice by first and second year MBBS students in RGK Medical College.Since I was in the City for a couple of days, I texted Souryadipta and Sankhya and asked if we could hang out.Sankhya is the only dude I knew from before because we had run into each other once 2 years back in an elevator when I was an intern and he was a fresher.Souryadipta found me on quora a few months back and interrogates me now and then! After making several jokes about “mobilizing my fan base”, we decided that we'd sneak in a 30–40 minutes chat.It was short because everyone had other things to do immediately after or before the “meeting”! I had a plane to catch, they had Physio Labs, lectures and SAMSA programmes!Still, we did manage to hang out for sometime. The location was our library - the new swanky air conditioned library that replaced the old one that I spent most of my undergraduate life in.I met Manisha, Tanisha , Muskan , Riya and Vaishnavi here for the first time.Sankhya had to leave before the photo was taken because he's a responsible SAMSA representative!It made me happy and nostalgic to see them - new first years and stressed out second years - partly because I miss my old institute and partly because it's the first time first and second years expressed so much interest in what I had to say!We introduced ourselves and talked mostly about MBBS experience and Post grad options. That’s what happens when you throw in a bunch of medical students!They had a few questions that I tried to answer.I was struck by the fact that despite a difference of 7 years that saw hundreds of changes, so much remains the same! Similar doubts (about research projects), similar problems (Pharma is so boring!) and similar issues with awareness about PLAB and USMLE.However, I did have one thought in retrospect:My prolixity got the better of me and I kept yapping so much that all of my juniors didn't get an opportunity to express themselves. They probably didn't want to interrupt me out of respect!This is something we will change when we meet again in November!
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