@daniel98546134 It’s actually crazy how overconfident people on Reddit are about talking about stats to discredit studies that they don’t like. Downplay and ignore anything that they don’t like.
@cxgonzalez Anki is genuinely absolutely great. It has an ugly UI, I agree, but it doesn’t sacrifice functionality, which I respect.
As a med student, it forms a large part of my study sessions.
@tomogrodzki @amritwt Anki provides distinct advantages over like pen and paper flash cards (especially for long term bulk memorisation), so it’s useful for my course (medicine) where I need a large mental knowledge base to be built up and sustained long term
@ShepherdWales ss isn't sensible, especially when there needs to be a high academic standard to study medicine (very expensive per person to run, issue of patient safety).
@ShepherdWales compared to females, but if you want to go down that route, why not also remove the UCAT, where males tend to score higher on average?
There will always be small differences in gender attainment, no matter the exam. So, advocating to remove them entirely from the screening proc-