Paul Farmer???

[SydSue027]

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Hi All,

Is Paul Farmer too obvious an answer for the question, who would you want to interview? I really do think he's interesting and amazing, but I just don't want to say that if it's the most common answer in the world. Thanks.

 

[brooklynblunder]

i dont think he's the most common answer in the world. if you can explain your reasoning, i think you would be fine.


btw, has anyone ever been asked this question at a med school interview recently?

 

[osumc2014]

haha that's funny cause as I'm reading this I look down and see the book im reading for my med humanities class is by him. AIDS and accusation

 

[He2]

I've actually met the guy. Unfortunately, I think he's a deutsche. the fame has gotten to his head....

 

[kansaskid]

I've actually met the guy. Unfortunately, I think he's a deutsche. the fame has gotten to his head....

Wow, that's really unfortunate! His work and writing is so inspiring, especially to a future Peace Corps volunteer and (hopefully) future physician like myself!

 

[searun]

I've actually met the guy. Unfortunately, I think he's a deutsche. the fame has gotten to his head....

A Deutsche? No, Paul Farmer is definitely not a German. I am pretty sure that he is an American.

 

[kansaskid]

A Deutsche? No, Paul Farmer is definitely not a German. I am pretty sure that he is an American.

I assumed this was some sort of new slang for douche..haha...I am so behind the times.

 

[Evergrey]

Someone else on the forums I read about met him too and they said he was incredibly humble in person.. care to share about your story He2?

 

[Frazier]

Never heard of this Farmer guy.
Is he in agriculture health?

Maybe I should consider another profession.

 

[jtanch2]

If you have not heard of him, you should start by reading "Mountains Beyond Mountains," a biography about him.

 

[casillas]

A Deutsche? No, Paul Farmer is definitely not a German. I am pretty sure that he is an American.

That's exactly what I thought when I read that. And having read mountains beyond mountains I was pretty sure he was American.