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همکلاسیهام دارن کل دانش و مسیر شغلی استادمون رو زیر سوال میبرن چون چت جیپیتی سر امتحان بهشون جواب اشتباه داده:)))))))
خانوما ما رسالتمون رو انجام دادیم. بابام تو یه مکالمه خیلی جدی با عموهام از کلمه بوجی موجی استفاده کرد.
I mean sure, if the things you truly want can be achieved by these, don't go around wasting your time, energy and resources trying to prove you have earned them but DON'T YOU DARE SETTLE for sth just because you're scared to put in the work for more.
Because natural intelligence and relationships that require no effort and pretty privilege and genetics that gives you a nice body and AI and your parents' income can only take you so far in life.
I think one of the biggest favors you could do to your future self is to get used to "earning" things even when you have the privilege of shit being handed to you with little to no work.
Trust me you would run for your life if half the things you romanticize online actually happened to you.
Ielts readings feel like a nice walk in the park and then cpe readings feel like I'm holding a plank with my brain the entire time.
So next time your imposter syndrome tries to tell you your achievements were just by coincidence and out of sheer luck, you tell it to go fuck itself and you continue to be the brave persistent diva you are.
Maybe all those things you passed on as "luck" were actually you increasing your exposure to the world, being audacious enough to take chances, making right decisions at the right time and trusting your intuition.
