Is anyone watching Parallel World Pharmacy? So far I am enjoying the English Dub although I cannot say I totally relate to the protagonist.
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Is anyone watching Parallel World Pharmacy? So far I am enjoying the English Dub although I cannot say I totally relate to the protagonist.
Have no idea what that is! Is that Anime that is all the rage with the young'uns?
Wouldn't it be nice if chemistry worked that way? That you could microscale manufacture all this stuff without access to refining or lots of petroleum or coal?
It's a power fantasy a clef, and it's a gender inverted ripoff of the other famous pharmacist manga, Snow White. It's entertaining though.
On a trivia note, if you're wondering who one of the greatest mangaka in the business in her time was before she started drawing, it was the same profession.
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There's quite a number of ex-physicians and ex-pharmacists in the business, simply because if you think the profession is soul destroying in the US, we've got nothing on Japanese misery. It goes to show that pharmacy is one of the best occupations to start in to make enough money and have enough time on your hands to actually hustle to do something else if only because of the work environment.
It's a power fantasy a clef, and it's a gender inverted ripoff of the other famous pharmacist manga, Snow White. It's entertaining though.
On a trivia note, if you're wondering who one of the greatest mangaka in the business in her time was before she started drawing, it was the same profession.
Naoko Takeuchi - Wikipedia
There's quite a number of ex-physicians and ex-pharmacists in the business, simply because if you think the profession is soul destroying in the US, we've got nothing on Japanese misery. It goes to show that pharmacy is one of the best occupations to start in to make enough money and have enough time on your hands to actually hustle to do something else if only because of the work environment.
Wouldn't it be nice if chemistry worked that way? That you could microscale manufacture all this stuff without access to refining or lots of petroleum or coal?
It's a power fantasy a clef, and it's a gender inverted ripoff of the other famous pharmacist manga, Snow White. It's entertaining though.
On a trivia note, if you're wondering who one of the greatest mangaka in the business in her time was before she started drawing, it was the same profession.
Naoko Takeuchi - Wikipedia
There's quite a number of ex-physicians and ex-pharmacists in the business, simply because if you think the profession is soul destroying in the US, we've got nothing on Japanese misery. It goes to show that pharmacy is one of the best occupations to start in to make enough money and have enough time on your hands to actually hustle to do something else if only because of the work environment.
Many years ago, 10-15, i agree. These days (and i mean for years), pharmacy has absolutely 0 ROI, especially given the opportunity cost, alternatives available, projections, debt, and the new grad salaries. I’m quite surprised to see this post actually. I wouldn’t call 75-80k (it would make no difference if that number were 100k, which it isn’t, due to inflation) for new grads after 6-10 years of schooling and 200k debt, in any shape or form, “one of the best occupations to start in to make enough money..”. On the contrary, it is the worst projected profession in existence and worst ranked in healthcare. There are many things you can do where you can save up 300-500k (even some 2 year degrees out of HS start at 80-85k), have little/no debt, etc. by the time a pharmacist even thinks about entering the workforce.
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