What if the September 11 attacks had never happened in the U.S.? Would it have saved almost 3000 people’s lives and the numerous billion dollars in America? Certainly, it would not be the answer for all Americans. In fact, if the event had not happened, all Americans would have not suffered from torment, anger, and even hatred of Muslims. Undoubtedly, humans are vulnerable. They usually regret what they did and wish to be able to back up their time. As a result, the idea of time machine is considered to heal human sufferings.
At very young age, I was interested in non-fiction stories. When I was six, I read the Doremon comic and hated the idea of time machine. I thought the invention of time machine would be a disaster for human beings because it broke the cycle of life, including birth, growth, old, and death. However, since I came to the U.S., I started to think about the “disaster machine”. I wish I would go back to the time when I decided to immigrate to the U.S. to escape my current situation. In other words, if I had had the power or time machine, I would have completed my degree before coming to the U.S.
The first thing I would change was my behavior towards medical ethics. Specifically, I would accept the fact of …show more content…
without considerations, my educational goal has been interrupted. The interruption is a result of my spontaneous decision. To be more specific, if I had completed my degree, I would have continued my master degree in the U.S.. Additionally, I would have reached my educational goal faster as long as I had already done my degree in Vietnam. Nevertheless, since I have not finished my studies, I must step back at the beginning to study at the age of 25. In fact, at that age, it would be impossible for me to major medicine since it requires long-time learning to be done. In short, in spite of the fact that I decided to come to the U.S. too quickly, I was not able to reach achieve my dream of becoming a medical
At very young age, I was interested in non-fiction stories. When I was six, I read the Doremon comic and hated the idea of time machine. I thought the invention of time machine would be a disaster for human beings because it broke the cycle of life, including birth, growth, old, and death. However, since I came to the U.S., I started to think about the “disaster machine”. I wish I would go back to the time when I decided to immigrate to the U.S. to escape my current situation. In other words, if I had had the power or time machine, I would have completed my degree before coming to the U.S.
The first thing I would change was my behavior towards medical ethics. Specifically, I would accept the fact of …show more content…
without considerations, my educational goal has been interrupted. The interruption is a result of my spontaneous decision. To be more specific, if I had completed my degree, I would have continued my master degree in the U.S.. Additionally, I would have reached my educational goal faster as long as I had already done my degree in Vietnam. Nevertheless, since I have not finished my studies, I must step back at the beginning to study at the age of 25. In fact, at that age, it would be impossible for me to major medicine since it requires long-time learning to be done. In short, in spite of the fact that I decided to come to the U.S. too quickly, I was not able to reach achieve my dream of becoming a medical