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Doctors are superior to engineers

Classik

Classik

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There was a debate, a great debate (I forgot the topic of the debate). It's something like: Doctors are more important than engineers in the.... Whatever whatever whatever.


Why should doctors win the debate when all those equipment and whatever are engineers'?
The building belongs to an engineer!
The syringe belongs to an engineer!
Almost Everything in a hospital belongs to an engineer. Even humans are electrical devices, kind of. We have currents, lenses, mechanical joints, sorta - and other things that exist in engineering.


We all survived even when no doctors existed....and we survived till today. :crying
crestfallen!!!
 
Why? They tell you doctors save lives! Engineers take lives? :bigfrown All those animals in the forests and in our water which doctors attended/attend to them. Didn't they all survive? Are we not surviving today? How many people die in hospital? Medical errors? Viruses? [engineering has given the world a shape... And God is an engineer - not a doctor - 'cause we are like electrical devices)
 
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I'm not exactly sure what you're saying but any help is always rewarding. Doctors, engineers, lawyers, judges, politions, etc., (good ones of course) are needed for these days. My doctor took out the cancer that was eating me alive. I thank God for that dude, man. In fact I LOVE HIM! But I do look forward to the day when none of them will be needed. On that day I want to ride a lion, you dig me? :D Be safe, dude.
 
I think the people on the opposing side are cowards....not to have won the debate. (Who takes care of the animals in the bush? Don't mention GOD bitte!)
 
abide said:
So what will happen when there is a serious accident...will the engineer help. As long as this world lasts, all professionals will be needed.
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Robotics will take over the industry. You will have humans around for a personal touch (PR) but with how polymers are advancing I bet we would not know the difference soon. (soon being a few decades)
 
Fedusenko said:
Robotics will take over the industry. You will have humans around for a personal touch (PR) but with how polymers are advancing I bet we would not know the difference soon. (soon being a few decades)
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I agree. But all that may happen much sooner then you think. God says our knowledge will encrease expedentially in the last days and thats exactly whats happening. Robotics are already surrogates in most places today. Your cell phone is one of them. Some feel lost without it. Cars, computers, TV's, radio, high tech analizing machines. What would happen if the electricity was all turned off? We will survive but with consequences because we depend way too much on electronics.
 
eduardo said:
I agree. But all that may happen much sooner then you think. God says our knowledge will encrease expedentially in the last days and thats exactly whats happening. Robotics are already surrogates in most places today. Your cell phone is one of them. Some feel lost without it. Cars, computers, TV's, radio, high tech analizing machines. What would happen if the electricity was all turned off? We will survive but with consequences because we depend way too much on electronics.
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Perfect! Fantamaglorious!! Messiferic!!!
 
That's why everybody would want to live to be part of that 'world'. I wonder what happens in the next century. Will we all be available?
 
This is an absolutely true story:

My grandfather was an engineer... he worked on dams (including Hoover Dam way back when), buildings and bridges. He built a lot of bridges my grandfather...

When he was in his 70's, he suffered a heart attack... they called the ambulance and the ambulance rushed him to the hospital where doctor's saved his life.

The ambulance actually drove over one of the bridges my grandfather built.

Had the bridge not been there, his ambulance ride would have taken much longer to get to the hospital. Considering he was in full cardiac arrest by the time the ambulance got him to the ER... he would have been dead had the ambulance ride been 20 more miles. However, if at the hospital, the only people there had been engineers... Grandpa would have died anyway, because engineers don't have the skills needed to do an emergency heart surgery....

We need both...
 
handy said:
This is an absolutely true story:

My grandfather was an engineer... he worked on dams (including Hoover Dam way back when), buildings and bridges. He built a lot of bridges my grandfather...

When he was in his 70's, he suffered a heart attack... they called the ambulance and the ambulance rushed him to the hospital where doctor's saved his life.

The ambulance actually drove over one of the bridges my grandfather built.

Had the bridge not been there, his ambulance ride would have taken much longer to get to the hospital. Considering he was in full cardiac arrest by the time the ambulance got him to the ER... he would have been dead had the ambulance ride been 20 more miles. However, if at the hospital, the only people there had been engineers... Grandpa would have died anyway, because engineers don't have the skills needed to do an emergency heart surgery....

We need both...
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Very interesting.
 
Ya know, as much as I bash doctors, it's the preventative and treatment philosophy I bash, not surgical or reconstructive skills, including emergency treatment or surgery. (aka "trauma medicine")

The former has become very political due to big pharma with a drug to "control" everything. Even food has become political and you are not cool if you eat meat, saturated fats and cholesterol, or sunbathe without sunblock all of which are needed for a healthy diet and nutrition. If you notice, that's what I bash when they cry out against these sort of things.

However, one time my kid had a broken arm so bad that it stuck out the flesh. The doctors did reconstructive surgery, then the body (and God) healed on its own --- now that's an art! It's sort of like preaching the gospel and letting the results to God.

So there's preventative (don't like what's out there), and there's trauma (more life-threatening or at least deforming). However, some people think when I bash one discipline I bash all. Therefore, if one doesn't understand my point, go to another post because one is probably debating with me something I never said. Don't waste time if one hasn't a clue where I'm coming from. I think people with true discernment perfectly understand where I am coming from and perfectly agree with the truth and my sarcastic posts about "medicine" should be a humorous joy.
 
You know doctors have only known what they are doing for like a couple hundred years. Unless you consider doing things like blood letting as knowing what you are doing.

bloodletting.jpg


Engineering has been around for thousands of years.

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Excellent point and pictures, Joe. And it excites the math in me (especially when I see the pyramid) that I know you understand. :)
 
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