Henok
СтатистикаHenok here. Just a messy collection of interesting things to improve or make your life worse! Reach me at @StoicallyAwake.
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im probably the last person you should ask this question but take it easy, there is no much difference from highschool education wise, one thing you might find intimidating at first is the environment, living with the people you dont know and etc.. but you will adapt in a week or two. Lectures are fast paced as opposed to highschool because there are few classes for a subject per semester. Exams may catch you offguard, teachers prepare questions from variety of resources and stuff so... Prepare yourself for these, other than that everything is normal, also, you should do sth about the cafe food if you can afford to
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interesting question... it is both yes and no. Yes because who'd not be curious about it? As scary as it seems, i guess the curiosity to know about it will transcend the fear toward knowing when the end is precisely. No, because the meaning of most things in life will change and the life we live will feel robotic.
im not reading much these days... my all time favorites are: 1. the brothers karamazov (it really ruined literature for me) 2. the master and margarita (read this by recommendation of jordan peterson) 3. les miserables 4. crime and punishment