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- Six Years After: A Personal Reflection
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- Deng Xiaoping and the Transformation of China
- Key Points from The Cost of Free Money
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- Key Points from Narrative Economics by Robert Shiller
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- Key Points from Think Twice by Michael Mauboussin
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Tag Archives: similarities
Similarities and Difference of Undergraduate and Graduate School
Earlier this year (2015) I graduated from medical school as Bachelor of Medicine and decided to pursue further education, namely my master degree. But instead of pursuing a master degree in medical or science fields, I decided to take an … Continue reading
Posted in Review and Ideas
Tagged degree, difference, education, graduate, life, Master, medical school, similarities, study, undergraduate, university
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Offside Memories: Psychologycal Analysis of Similarities
Team USA is playing today in the soccer World Cup in Brazil. Do you have any funny/harrowing/interesting memories from a sporting event you attended, participated in, or watched? Why do we love sports so much? How could sports unite people … Continue reading
Posted in Review and Ideas
Tagged friendship, more, offside memories, people, postaday, psychology, similarities, why we like
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