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Heading to Thailand Phuket in a month, I’m wanting to get my hands on medications which are unavailable in my country. Could somebody who’s been before confirm with me that I can quite literally just walk into the pharmacy and purchase modafinil?

I’m interested in racetams and alzheimers medication for memory, all for my studying since I’m a student - im curious to know what is available in Thailand.

Plz share stories about experiences with purchasing pharmaceuticals otc in Thailand

PLEASE HELP ME!!!!

A lot of my accounting coursework can easily be completed with the use of AI and cheating. If feels unethical and pointless to be pursuing a degree where half the people in my class are getting better grades than be because of AI. Though I know that it’s our understanding that matters most when applying for jobs, but it doesn’t help when recruiters are determining our value based on academic transcripts.

The rise of AI and also the fact that accounting is such a rigid career where I cannot be creative with it makes me want to switch degree to economics.

However accounting leads to CPA pathway, that feels like a stable route and makes me think studying accounting will most definitely secure me a place in the job market…. Then I think about AI…

I’m wondering what to do!!!!!! I don’t particularly enjoy accounting (what student genuinely does anyways?) but it’s bearable if I put my mind to it and make myself stressed and miserable. This could be my career, and what if i could be like this for the rest of my life???

Should I take the risk and change my degree before it’s too late or should I stay in accounting because of the CPA pathway and supposed job security??

I’ve made a few post on this sub reddit talking about my studies. I’m a 2nd year accounting student, this is my last semester that I have before I can change my major without it affecting the length of my study period.