Hollandaya mi goceyim PNWye tirnaklarimi mi gecireyim diye dusunceler. Yeni dunyada desteksizim. Eski dunyada destekliyim ama cok yaaani bi destek. Elini verdin kolunu kaptilar destegi.
Bu kisi mesela benden iyi performans cikarmistir surecte. Sadece merit based de degil diyemezsin. Cikarsin da aq. E napicaz, kimlerle nasi rekabet edicez idk anymore ya.
Internal pay transparency docta karsima cikan sey lol. Direkt bu pozisyona basvurup interviewda ghostlanmistim.
Ya self defeatism falan da gercekten etki alanimiz dar.
@JonathanShedler When I was in uni our clinical profs were very strict about clinicians not being visible and accessible on social media, irrespective of the content. This was 10 years ago.
@LazTurk121556@valconitivo@_Fassafiso__@escapefrommelos It wasn't something inherent about islam I'd say. More so how muslim turkic converts were positioned vs christian converts. Muslims became the warrior class of the muslim empires of the era, then went on to establishing their own empires and sevhring cultural spheres of their own
@afsv76t22@eevee930@sophieisawitch I love this tweet, so much I want to express all the time is in this small analogy, I will be using this all the time. Thank you.
The bacteria that live in our bodies, particularly our guts, play key roles in immunity and development. But babies born by cesarean section don't get the rich blend of microbes that come from a vaginal birth—microbes that may help prevent disorders such as asthma and allergies.
A 2020 study suggests feeding these infants a small amount of their mothers' feces could "normalize" their gut microbiome—the ecosystem of bacteria, viruses, and fungi in the digestive system—and possibly give their immune systems a healthier start.
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