When you see people repost facebook anticlimate change tripe , bombard them with facts . Don ' t belittle them , simply ask them to read the scientific proof you put forward . Continue linking until they block you or admit defeat . <| sep |> I have no opinion as I have not tried it . <| sep |> Es buensima esa serie . El 1 capitulo me ensarte y vi la version yanqui , que es infumable . <| sep |> I was going to say that ! Space law will lead to the first 1000 yearlong civil case , I guarantee it . Infinite possibilities for litigation . <| sep |> There ' s a complete pack which is i think $ 12 bucks rn with every DLC <| sep |> I ' m quite sure Fawkes doesn ' t turn into an egg <| sep |> Before buying anything , try it out from the library . Most prefer using atlas textbook . I think that ' s the way to go . You can probably pass the exams with a textbook though . But that won ' t be good enough for practice . And physiology is totally different from anatomy . Its not redundant . Anatomy deals with structure and it ' s clinical implications . Physiology is all about function . Also from personal experience , I think a small tablet would be a very worthwhile investment . You can have a bunch of books on hand at all times and I think it ' ll be cheaper in the long run . But that all depends on whether you like reading on screens or not . I used to hate it . But later on my tab became my best study buddy . It helps that our lecturers are very protechnology , haha . Some good anatomy books I ' ve read are Gray ' s Probably the easiest read . Chaurasia Second easiest , more bulky . Last ' s Very wordy , but more informative . If you plan on becoming a surgeon later on , haha . Ellis Focuses on the important points clinical . Good read during exams when you don ' t have time . BRS Point form . Helps a lot when exams are looming .