<p>This argument is pretty silly, in a capitalist system we all know that business is essential, it’s the only way anything gets done. I know what nj is saying: people go into medicine because they want to feel like they really made a difference, they want to see their effect on the world every day in their patients whereas your typical businessman/woman carries out his or her job typically with less consideration for the consequences. It’s really a question of job satisfaction, because you can’t deny that both professions are vital. As doctors/future doctors it’s cool to be proud of what we’re going to do. Pride only goes wrong when you degrade others to build yourself.</p>
<p>l o l</p>
<p>Don’t worry, I’m still proud of that skill too.</p>
<p>lol .</p>
<p>LOL now i’m seeing weird white letters in places where they don’t exist</p>
<p>you can add this to the list…simply golden:</p>
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<p>Yeah, that’s pretty sad. But there’s a flip side to that: I can’t stress it enough for some of my friends, but just because I’m premed, that doesn’t mean I can diagnose their problems.</p>
<p>I can. Send them to me.</p>
<p>(maybe you just don’t have what it takes to be a doctor)</p>