A Short Notice to Myself
Introduction A few weeks ago at work, I was complaining to a colleague that the latest edition of the Garis Panduan Kaunseling Ubat-ubatan, 2025 essentially just copied product leaflet information and compiled it into a checklist. When assessing provisional registered pharmacists (PRPs), I find myself in a deep dilemma regarding how much detail we actually expect them to memorize. She pointed out the real reason behind this: authorities realize the newer generation seldom studies beyond what is explicitly provided. Therefore, the current approach is to hand them the material in as much detail as possible, regardless of whether they can fully grasp it. I was stunned for a moment. For too long, I had been complaining about the system while neglecting to see my own ignorance. My own frustration and agony had completely taken hold of me. We are nobody, and other people's happy lives are independent of us. The Unwinnable Race Against AI Over the past few months, I feel I have slowed do...