'Doctor's handwriting be like': Anand's Mahindra tweet goes viral
The video is a 15-second clip that lists different subheads under the title "Doctor's handwriting be like", with Mahindra captioning it, "Hilarious. But true." The video shows the well-written script of a 10th standard student, and how it becomes indecipherable when they earn a post-graduate degree and become a specialist. The video ends with a straight line associated with a specialist doctor.;
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New Delhi: Industrialist Anand Mahindra recently shared a short video on Twitter showing how a doctor's handwriting changes over time, which went viral and received mixed reviews from Twitter users.
The video is a 15-second clip that lists different subheads under the title "Doctor's handwriting be like", with Mahindra captioning it, "Hilarious. But true." The video shows the well-written script of a 10th standard student, and how it becomes indecipherable when they earn a post-graduate degree and become a specialist. The video ends with a straight line associated with a specialist doctor.
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