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[Steelcan]

Plaintiff wrote...

Br3ad wrote...

Plaintiff wrote...

Ryzaki wrote...
Impossible no.

However whoever was doing it would probably starve to death.

Who goes to school for years on years (it's not even like it's just 4 years for a surgeon) and gets out and takes a minimum wage job? Why would you put yourself in such debt and do it? WHY. Not to mention HOW. How can they afford medschool and not have a job lined up when they come out?

Well the scenario presented to me was someone who works in both roles, not someone who has physician training but doesn't use it.

But I can think of any number of hard-luck scenarios that would cause a medical professional (or any person in any career) to lose their job and be forced to resort to minimum wage.

Now your just making **** up. Also a carrer in the medical field is one of the most secure carrers in the world. Try again. 

Severe depression, stress, anxiety, substance abuse, alcoholism, poor investment, family issues, an accident that that cost them their fine motor function, a series of malpractice lawsuits. A combination of any of these.

I could keep going.

please do

[spirosz]

David7204 wrote...

My favorite teacher in high school had a master's degree, several years of experience in the aerospace industry, and choose to leave it to teach teenagers for very mediocre pay.

It's absolutely possible.

...

That is leaving one job to pursue another.

Difference. 

[Br3admax]

And the solution to this is to put them around equipment that they could easily injure themselves and others with?

No, no, go on. Please continue. I want to learn more on how to no sense at all.

[David7204]

We're talking about someone holding a high end and dead end job simoultaniously?

Modifié par David7204, 27 septembre 2013 - 02:13 .

[Steelcan]

David7204 wrote...

My favorite teacher in high school had a master's degree, several years of experience in the aerospace industry, and choose to leave it to teach teenagers for very mediocre pay.

It's absolutely possible.

you get Firefly spam

[spirosz]

Seriously though.

Do Spartans sneak?

Answer me Plaintiffy.

[Ryzaki]

David7204 wrote...

My favorite teacher in high school had a master's degree, several years of experience in the aerospace industry, and choose to leave it to teach teenagers for very mediocre pay.

It's absolutely possible.

That's clearly a passion. Not to mention he's helping other adults develop and what not.

You show me someone who bothers going 8+ years of medschool to show their true passion flipping burgers for minimum wage and I'll admit this is not completely WTF and lulz worthy.

[Steelcan]

David7204 wrote...

We're talking about someone holding a high end and dead job simoultaniously?

[Br3admax]

David7204 wrote...

We're talking about someone holding a high end and dead end job simoultaniously?

/responds without even knowing topic

Classic David. 

[AresKeith]

But Warriors should get Duel Wielding and archery back

And rogues can get sickle and chain or rapier

[David7204]

If you google 'Homeless man with Ph.D,' I'm sure something would come up.

[Ryzaki]

Plaintiff wrote...

Severe depression, stress, anxiety, substance abuse, alcoholism, poor investment, family issues, an accident that that cost them their fine motor function, a series of malpractice lawsuits. A combination of any of these.

I could keep going.

*blinks*

You realize all the bolded completely undermines your "ability to perform a surgery" bit right? 

[Plaintiff]

spirosz wrote...

Seriously though.

Do Spartans sneak?

Answer me Plaintiffy.

How the hell should I know?

Spartans had a very distnct culture based around their own (equally arbitrary) ideas about what a warrior is and should be. If they didn't 'sneak', it was probably because they considered it cowardly or dishonorable, not because their spear training randomly deprived them of the capability.

Life is not an RPG, you do not have a finite amount of points to put into things. The reason RPG mechanics work that way is because they don't have a better one that actually represents the situation in any sort of accurate way.

[Steelcan]

David7204 wrote...

If you google 'Homeless man with Ph.D,' I'm sure something would come up.

[David7204]

The Mad Hanar wrote...

David7204 wrote...

If you google 'Homeless man with Ph.D,' I'm sure something would come up.

What is it with you and random google articles?

When have I ever previously advocated 'random google articles?' I can't think of a single instance.

Modifié par David7204, 27 septembre 2013 - 02:17 .

[Steelcan]

Plaintiff wrote...

spirosz wrote...

Seriously though.

Do Spartans sneak?

Answer me Plaintiffy.

How the hell should I know?

Spartans had a very distnct culture based around their own (equally arbitrary) ideas about what a warrior is and should be. If they didn't 'sneak', it was probably because they considered it cowardly or dishonorable, not because their spear training randomly deprived them of the capability.

Life is not an RPG, you do not have a finite amount of points to put into things. The reason RPG mechanics work that way is because they don't have a better one that actually represents the situation in any sort of accurate way.

[Ryzaki]

The Mad Hanar wrote...

David7204 wrote...

If you google 'Homeless man with Ph.D,' I'm sure something would come up.

What is it with you and random google articles?

XD

Plus it's "in plasma physics from Dartmouth College and a masters in electrical
engineering and acoustics from Purdue University, Johnson, 55, claims
that he is homeless and without a job."

the details have not necessarily been substantiated. Jumping to
conclusions, as some outlets have done, before verifying is probably not
the best way forward.

But dude's old even a fast food join wouldn't hire him. He's pretty close to retirement age.

I'm sure if he was 30-35 with those same degrees he wouldn't be without a job.

Modifié par Ryzaki, 27 septembre 2013 - 02:19 .

[Steelcan]

David7204 wrote...

The Mad Hanar wrote...

David7204 wrote...

If you google 'Homeless man with Ph.D,' I'm sure something would come up.

What is it with you and random google articles?

When have I ever previously advocated 'random google articles?' I can't think of a single instance.

[Plaintiff]

Ryzaki wrote...

Plaintiff wrote...

Severe depression, stress, anxiety, substance abuse, alcoholism, poor investment, family issues, an accident that that cost them their fine motor function, a series of malpractice lawsuits. A combination of any of these.

I could keep going.

*blinks*

You realize all the bolded completely undermines your "ability to perform a surgery" bit right? 

Yes, but the goalpost was changed from "why would someone be a physician and flip burgers at the same time", to "why would a physician resort to flipping burgers".

Nobody said anything about it being a willing decision. I imagine if someone was desperately unhappy enough, they mght do it, but if they're that unhappy with their career at this point, then chances are they have severe depression anyway.

[Steelcan]

Plaintiff wrote...

Ryzaki wrote...

Plaintiff wrote...

Severe depression, stress, anxiety, substance abuse, alcoholism, poor investment, family issues, an accident that that cost them their fine motor function, a series of malpractice lawsuits. A combination of any of these.

I could keep going.

*blinks*

You realize all the bolded completely undermines your "ability to perform a surgery" bit right? 

Yes, but the goalpost was changed from "why would someone be a physician and flip burgers at the same time", to "why would a physician resort to flipping burgers".

Nobody said anything about it being a willing decision. I imagine if someone was desperately unhappy enough, they mght do it, but if they're that unhappy with their career at this point, then chances are they have severe depression anyway.

[Br3admax]

Plaintiff wrote...

Ryzaki wrote...

Plaintiff wrote...

Severe depression, stress, anxiety, substance abuse, alcoholism, poor investment, family issues, an accident that that cost them their fine motor function, a series of malpractice lawsuits. A combination of any of these.

I could keep going.

*blinks*

You realize all the bolded completely undermines your "ability to perform a surgery" bit right? 

Yes, but the goalpost was changed from "why would someone be a physician and flip burgers at the same time", to "why would a physician resort to flipping burgers".

Nobody said anything about it being a willing decision. I imagine if someone was desperately unhappy enough, they mght do it, but if they're that unhappy with their career at this point, then chances are they have severe depression anyway.

And to make this depression go away, we put them near hazzards. And if they have unsteady hands, we tell them to use fryers.

Genius! 

[Ryzaki]

Plaintiff wrote...
Yes, but the goalpost was changed from "why would someone be a physician and flip burgers at the same time", to "why would a physician resort to flipping burgers".

Nobody said anything about it being a willing decision. I imagine if someone was desperately unhappy enough, they mght do it, but if they're that unhappy with their career at this point, then chances are they have severe depression anyway.

Meaning they couldn't perform a surgery...so it's still valid. The whole discussion was about whether you'd trust someone flipping burgers to do a surgery on you no? (general you not you you.)