Thou shalt not grieve upon the unsolvable...

Med sch has many ways to train doctors. One of their best ways: make all students sit for medical exams in which the questions are unanswerable even if study hard. A friend of mine came out with a conclusion, study or not study make no difference. Study damn hard doesn't mean you can do the questions. So whats their point of setting exams? There's only one way to justify, they want to make us emotion-resistance. Like the beta cells in langerhans develop insuln resistance.

At first people are driven by worries for not able to answer in exams. So we study. Then they give some questions which even if we study, still cannot answer. When cannot answer, come back sure sad unhappy. Next exam, try abit harder, still the same thing. And as time pass by, exam comes, exam goes; flowers grow, flower die, we can no longer feel upset or guilty.

Next time treat patients, even if we can't treat them, we won't be feeling guilty! Now I know why doctors in the movies like to shake their head and say, we already try our best. Try already, cannot means cannot.

Hence, I shall not feel guilty nor upset upon unanswerable questions nor unthinkable solutions! tomorrow last day! I heard people say this is our last written exams, next year no more writing stuffs, all objective circle circle wan! hehehez...