I kid, conferences are of course immensely important networking opportunities without which I would never have gotten drunk at 2am while eating tteokbokki in Seoul, or gone whiskey-tasting in Dublin
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I still have notes from both of those conferences, and while unintelligible they are a great reminder of some wonderful collegiate hangovers with my peers
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By my estimation, every conference has about 3 hours of really useful, high-value content (mostly a combo of the PhD student presentations and the new RCT results) combined with a lot quite boozy networking
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Dude, read the room. I'd sell my first born to be so lucky I get bored of 'travel' and 'getting paid'.
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Yikes. Glad you clarified you were kidding!
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I'm half kidding? Some conferences are a massive travel for very little benefit, some are amazing opportunities. Can be really hard to tell which one is which before you get there!
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Climate change, fueled by such behavior, is a much bigger problem than the current pandemic.
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Plus they are an opportunity to travel for free - just tack on a couple more days.
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The poster; the unwanted child of all medical conferences......https://www.gponline.com/liam-farrell-hands-on-learning-experience/article/1441837 …
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