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Apparently playing Sam was enough to make Andrew Garfield stop using ChatGPT 💀

I can't even blame him.

This chick was born with four legs instead of two, a rare congenital condition known as polymelia. The extra limbs develop during embryonic growth and are usually underdeveloped or non-functional.

Four-legged chickens have been documented before, but the condition is extremely rare in birds

My first few months studying in Korea gave me complete culture shock over how students really put big effort into their grades. I thought I was smart in the States but when I started studying in Korea, things were literally on another level of smart.

I stayed there for almost 2 years, made university friends and gathered tips from them on how they have a unique study strategy that got them a 4.3 GPA (they have different grade system). The tips I got have been helping me until now!

1. They make study plans: I wasn't really familiar with making study plans so when I started making them, things changed completely. I went from having messy plans and ending up procrastinating to having fixed plans that helped me track what things I needed to get done.

2. Go to a library or study space: A good study environment is important when studying. There are a lot of study hubs that you will find in Korea. I went there to study many times and it actually felt productive to study in quiet rooms with high partitions.

3. Use different study techniques: Korean students use different study methods to ensure that information sticks. They call one "Dan-gwon-hwa," which means summarizing everything into one book. It takes time to rewrite and summarize all the notes, what I did is I just put my notes into Turbo.AI to help me summarize the lesson quickly and I condense it into a single master notebook. Another technique is the "blank paper review." I just take a blank paper and write down everything I know about a specific topic. If I forget something or get a specific topic wrong, I write it in my mistake notebook so that I can relearn it.

4. Have a good mindset when studying: After I learned how studying here was different from the States, I immediately locked in. I began to be extremely productive and focused in real time, acting like I was taking an exam every day.

Additional tips for you guys is don't overstress and overwork yourself from studying. You can follow these tips, but it is important to still get 7-8 hours of sleep every day. The real key is that the information will stick if you get proper sleep along with studying like this!

Thanks to my Korean friends for this absolutely life changing study strategy that helps me a lot. I wanted to share these tips with you guys in case you are also struggling to find a way to study effectively!

The Spider-Verse has saved reality multiple times but apparently he still needs 2 valid IDs and a photocopy.

“Spider-Man, your application is incomplete.”

“But I literally saved the universe.”

“Okay, but where's your original PSA birth certificate?”

What other fictional character would absolutely lose their mind dealing with Filipino government paperwork? 😂