I want to stop using AI

I use AI for everything at this point. I can't do things like write a normal text or read something long if I'm not using AI and I hate it. Before AI I was able to do all this things, I could study perfectly and read everything and not be lazy for reading a text or for writing an email. I really want to stop using it, I think I am addicted to it. Like I don't want to become stupid for using it too much.

Any recomendation on how I can stop using it? Like I feel I need it but I know I don't. HELP

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u/Easy-Philosopher-958 — 14 days ago

Kyle Alessandro concert in Barcelona

I love his music but none of my friends listen to him, so I was curious if other fans here are going. I’ll probably go with my sister, but it would be nice to meet people with similar music taste :)

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u/Easy-Philosopher-958 — 21 days ago

How did you choose your veterinary specialty?

Hi!
I’d love to know how you decided on your current veterinary career path or specialty.

I’m interested in a lot of different areas in veterinary medicine, so I’m finding it hard to choose. I’m especially interested in mixed practice because I like the variety of cases, but I’m also unsure about things like workload, lifestyle, and salary.

What made you choose your path? And what is life like as a mixed practice vet?

Thanks!

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u/Easy-Philosopher-958 — 1 month ago

What books do you recommend for learning French?

Bonjour!
I’m currently around A1/A2 level in French and I’d like to improve mainly through reading.

What books helped you the most when you were starting out? And what would you recommend for someone at my level?

Merci beaucoup :)

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u/Easy-Philosopher-958 — 1 month ago
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Best Erasmus destinations for Veterinary students?

Hi!

I’m a 2nd-year Veterinary Medicine student in Spain, and next year I’ll have the opportunity to apply for Erasmus. I’d really love to study abroad and experience veterinary school in another country, but I’m struggling to decide both when and where to go.

In Spain, Vet school lasts 5 years, so I’m wondering: is it usually better to do Erasmus during 4th year or 5th year?

I’m considering countries like Norway, Belgium, and France. I’m not looking for a huge party environment — I’d prefer somewhere calmer, with good quality of life and a nice student atmosphere.

France interests me a lot, but my French level is still basic, so I’d need to improve it a lot over the summer.

For people in veterinary school or who did Erasmus: which countries or universities would you recommend? And what year do you think is best?

Thanks :)

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u/Easy-Philosopher-958 — 1 month ago
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Erasmus in Vet School Spain (help)

I am a student in 2nd year of Vet school and next year I have the option to choose Erasmus for the next year. I really would love to go to other country and learn abour vet school there, the problem is I don't know when and where is the right choice.

What is better doing Erasmus in 4th or 5th year of Vet school? Here in Spain vet school is 5 year long. Also, what place is the best? I don't want a place where everything is party, I want free time but relaxing free time. I was thinking of: Norway, Belgium or France. The problem with France is that I have to learn French, I have a base but I would need to get the level in summer.

Someone who knows what are the best options for a vet student?

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u/Easy-Philosopher-958 — 1 month ago