The window into his own mind is that he is a former medical student who once suffered from performance anxiety and wanted to defuse that tension on her first day. Don't twist that into the worst possible interpretation of his words unless you have some evidence to believe that is true.
By not being such a bloody autist that I would rules lawyer my way out of comprehending the meaning of a sentence. It's a tweet, not a computer program.
"...to not worry about trying to impress me because she’d get a glowing eval for simply showing up and being interested" does not mean that she'd still get a glowing eval if she punched one of the patients. It doesn't mean she'd still get a glowing eval if she ate all the medication. It doesn't mean she'd still get a glowing eval if she started screaming racial slurs at him. It means only that she'd still get a glowing eval if she doesn't obsess over trying to impress her supervisor.
He didn't REALLY mean that? Next you'll claim that Ibram Kendi didn't REALLY mean that black students should be graded based on how much they 'want' to know. It's plain and obvious.
The window into his own mind is that he is a former medical student who once suffered from performance anxiety and wanted to defuse that tension on her first day. Don't twist that into the worst possible interpretation of his words unless you have some evidence to believe that is true.
How are you going to spin this?
By not being such a bloody autist that I would rules lawyer my way out of comprehending the meaning of a sentence. It's a tweet, not a computer program.
"...to not worry about trying to impress me because she’d get a glowing eval for simply showing up and being interested" does not mean that she'd still get a glowing eval if she punched one of the patients. It doesn't mean she'd still get a glowing eval if she ate all the medication. It doesn't mean she'd still get a glowing eval if she started screaming racial slurs at him. It means only that she'd still get a glowing eval if she doesn't obsess over trying to impress her supervisor.
He didn't REALLY mean that? Next you'll claim that Ibram Kendi didn't REALLY mean that black students should be graded based on how much they 'want' to know. It's plain and obvious.