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 | By the number of years put in, I am nearing the end of my professional career, the setting sun in sight. However, looking back, I see that the sun began to set long ago. A career has a sense of permanence. Mine became a job t... www.americanthinker.com |
Our “unique fund of knowledge,” laughable on its face since every trade, profession, and activity possesses such, turned into “consensus,” a squishy word not necessarily meaning complete agreement. Bertrand Russell summed it up: “The fact that an opinion has been widely held is no evidence whatsoever that it is not utterly absurd.”
Had I known that I was embarking on a “career” whose only permanence was uncertainty, I may have chosen otherwise. They do not teach you in doctor school the skills you really need to survive in the medical field. Unfortunately, it is by necessity that you acquire those skills, after you have taught yourself how to be a doctor.
