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I don't agree with that. walls are there mainly to keep people who doesn't pay... It's the same wrong argument some successful people make that their success

by singold 10y ago

I don't agree with that. walls are there mainly to keep people who doesn't pay... It's the same wrong argument some successful people make that their success is some direct result of hard work, without taking into account things like luck, contacts or a wealthy enough family to be able to take "risks".

relaunched 10y ago
I wasn't strictly referring to Medical School. Life has challenges. Maybe the brick wall is Medical School. Or maybe not getting in will help him/her understand what their path is.