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I open the Google search page on my laptop, type in my name, and click “search.” In the 0.22 second it takes for the 1540 results to appear, I have a flashback to my medical-student days, when exam results would be typed on white A4 paper and taped to a window adjacent to the main entrance of the medical school. It was a curious form of transparency, with every class member's results, whether fail, pass, or honors, on display for all to see. I remember my anxiety escalating to frantic heights as I pushed past my peers, some jumping for . . .
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