pretty sure it's Emily and to me it sounds like classic sibling banterIs this her mom or her sister talking? Either way, it was a bit harsh
That's why I couldn't recognize the voiceEmily and her mum always sound like they're talking with their mouth full of water and don't want to let any slip out
They are probably trying to keep her there. It's so weird and she slept in double beds when 'travelling ' so her reaction to getting one was a bit extreme lol.Didn't they redo her room after she got back from Australia. And now she is about to travel again and they are buying her a new bed. Its so weird. It's like a Carrot keeps getting waved in front of her
She has a deeply entrenched individualist mentality. She doesn’t want to help anyoneShe has a degree from Cambridge in natural sciences and a Masters from UCL in cancer studies. I cannot work out why she isn't using this for good and to help the world? Why doesn't she have a job in this field?
I find it messed up having all that knowledge and just doing... nothing with it? Like what the duck was the point of even studying it?She has a deeply entrenched individualist mentality. She doesn’t want to help anyone
- doesn’t want to help people with her knowledge of cancer sciences
- only considered teaching in a private setting ( putting wage above any non-existent notions of making a difference to underprivileged students)
- Only tutors wealthy students and has acknowledged this
- Owns the labour of her tutors while she swans off around the world making money off their work.
-plasters her videos with disingenuous undeclared adverts / happy to promote products and services despite having no personal and honest convictions.
Because she found it interesting lmao?T
I find it messed up having all that knowledge and just doing... nothing with it? Like what the duck was the point of even studying it?
It's different studying something like Cancer Studies than studying say Classics or Lit. She could really use that to help people and to help the field - she came top of her class in Cambridge! I think if we have privilege, skill and knowledge like that its our moral duty to help other people.Because she found it interesting lmao?
Plenty of people get a degree and even a masters, and then end up working in a completely different field to what they studied at university.
So if you study something and then later on change your mind and say, ‘hmm actually this isn’t for me, I want to take a different direction in life’, you’re somehow morally wrong? Ngl that is a bizarre way of thinking imo.It's different studying something like Cancer Studies than studying say Classics or Lit. She could really use that to help people and to help the field - she came top of her class in Cambridge! I think if we have privilege, skill and knowledge like that its our moral duty to help other people.
I do like that their presents are not over the top and something she needs or actually uses. It's nice to see someone get little inexpensive presents and be happy about it, rather than getting iphones and ipads or being upset for cheap gifts.and i find the presents from her family really odd..
To be honest, I think she's always been underqualified because she lacks experience. I'm not an expert, but I'm currently a final year undergraduate in a similar field looking to go into research. Most people at my stage who want to do research have already done research internship(s). At very minimum, you would at least opt to do a research project in your final year of university rather than a literature-based dissertation. AFAIK, Holly did neither of those things, even though she has a masters degree. Her only research experience seems to be her project during her masters degree, which in the scheme of things is relatively little. Choosing to do an MSc rather than an MRes (masters by research) did not help her in this aspect.I’m assuming in a field like cancer research you really have to invest a lot of time into staying on top of latest developments. Has so much time now passed that she’s under-qualified for a role in the industry?
Omg are you even reading what I'm saying? I'm saying she specifically chose to study cancer, is clearly highly intelligent and passed with flying colours, so why the hell wouldn't she use that to help the field! Cancer research needs all the people like that it can get!So if you study something and then later on change your mind and say, ‘hmm actually this isn’t for me, I want to take a different direction in life’, you’re somehow morally wrong? Ngl that is a bizarre way of thinking imo.