Posted on 02/20/2016 8:40:06 AM PST by LRoggy
You are absolutely correct.
Postscript. One day she came into work late, and announced she was leaving . . . just like that. They had to send her stuff, including her framed diplomas, to her, by UPS.
A very intelligent woman, but obviously, something was missing.
I think this is MD values...I’m told the difference between doctors and God is that God doesn’t think he’s a doctor.
And who really wants someone that is “Practicing” medicine?
Boy, she did have a break there didn’t she.
That’s too bad. All that educational success, and yet translating it into the real world was a hurdle too high for her.
I know this will sound sexist, but she needs the right guy to complete her. She needs someone who can relate to her and the children.
I think that would patch her up good to go, but what do I know?
Take care. Thanks for the conversation.
Thanks & likewise.
“:^)
“I think what it boils down to, is this concept that some longer educated people have, that a few more years of schooling somehow gifts them with 100 extra points of IQ.”
I work with people who write their name with several “titles” after their name on LinkedIn who don’t have the common sense and/or critical thinking skills of at least 1/2 of my middle school graduating class - when they graduated from middle school, over forty years ago.
“And who really wants someone that is “Practicing” medicine?”
Q: What do you call the doctor who graduated at the bottom of their medical school class?
A: Doctor.
LOL, I’ve seen that too.
I once knew a kid that was very bright. Couldn’t get along with anyone. He because a professional student. He was still going to school approaching or even a little in excess of thirty.
If you asked the guy to tighten a screw, he would be totally lost.
Even simple things are sometimes very challenging for very smart people. The right mix is important I think.
There are a lot of “Doctors” that have a God complex to be sure. To some extent I can’t blame them for taking an authoritative stance when dealing with people that are clueless about their own health and actually want to be told what to do.
A good doctor needs to measure the patients intelligence and their emotional needs to “solve” the issue together.
Sadly, many doctors have found it easier to assert their authority.
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