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Ehud posted:they even had the same character arc where things went downhill for them when they changed their hairstyle
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AAAAA! Real Muenster posted:That gangtag Yeah it is awesome.
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piss tape israel posted:Brad became a CHUD? and Mark became a hot topic goth lol 
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Nodoze posted:I think Ben Carsons stance on gravity killed the last hope of people thinking he was smart wait what now
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mastershakeman posted:wait what now Yeah  quote:Though he had been asked about climate change, he continued, "As far as evolution is concerned, you know, I do believe in micro-evolution, or natural selection, but I believe that God gave the creatures he made the ability to adapt to their environment. Because he's very smart and he didn't want to start over every 50 years." (More applause.)
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that motherfucker was a brain surgeon lmao
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ben carson is awesome because he taught us all that doctors are no more intelligent than an average high school dropout
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piss tape israel posted:that motherfucker was a brain surgeon lmao surgeons are legit the jocks and bros of the medical world e: *especially* orthopedic surgeons e2: But on a more serious note, neurosurgery is a very specific skill that requires tons of intense training and like any other intensive skill, being good at it doesn't make you generally smart and usually requires that you ignore or put aside other studies to get extremely good at this one thing TheChirurgeon fucked around with this message at 16:22 on Feb 8, 2018 |
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piss tape israel posted:that motherfucker was a brain surgeon lmao I have a friend that is a brain surgeon who is one of the dumbest people I know.
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MrLogan posted:I have a friend that is a brain surgeon who is one of the dumbest people I know. It's this: TheChirurgeon posted:e2: But on a more serious note, neurosurgery is a very specific skill that requires tons of intense training and like any other intensive skill, being good at it doesn't make you generally smart and usually requires that you ignore or put aside other studies to get extremely good at this one thing It's not uncommon for doctors to be very very good at what they do, just total idiots outside of it. I know someone who is a PharmD, and they are practically computer illiterate. See also: any other profession that requires a metric fuckload of training or education, such as military or athletics. That said, I would legit trust Carson to operate on my brain in his prime, but I wouldn't want him anywhere near the Resolute Desk (unfortunately, he's pretty close to it).
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https://twitter.com/NathanSerious/status/961318777701875713 Josh Mcdaniels is a piece of poo poo. Maybe Belichick did find his perfect protege.....
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SKULL.GIF posted:This is a league where teams regularly and routinely pull the rug out from under coaches and players, why are people upset that it's happening the other way around for once? this, basically. Kalli posted:I don't care about anyone loving the owners, but getting other coaches to quit their jobs to come work for you and then not even telling them you're not actually taking the job is beyond lovely. everyone's still getting paid. there's no guarantee they'd have a job there in 2019 anyway, who cares
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mcmagic posted:https://twitter.com/NathanSerious/status/961318777701875713 I saw this tweet and then am reminded that Sage Rosenfels is dying on a "Defend Josh McDaniels Hill."
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TheChirurgeon posted:surgeons are legit the jocks and bros of the medical world Yeah when you get to that level of specificity in a field and have to spend literally all of your time focusing on it, pretty much everything else gets shoved out of your brain. If I had needed brain surgery when he was practicing I would have loved Ben to have operated on me but I also wouldn't trust him to be able to figure out how to fix a leaky faucet.
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He knows how to probe the thing sure, but he probably knows relatively jack about how it works. https://www.wired.com/2017/03/ben-carson-just-got-whole-lot-wrong-brain/ quote:I could take the oldest person here, make a hole right here on the side of the head, and put some depth electrodes into their hippocampus and stimulate, and they would be able to recite back to you verbatim a book they read 60 years ago. I'm basically just an armchair guy who just likes to read up about the brain for my own interest and even I knew that the whole quote from him in the article here is a bunch of horseshit on many levels.
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Ehud posted:and Mark became a hot topic goth lol Mark was a better goth than AJ Soprano at least.
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Phyein posted:He knows how to probe the thing sure, but he probably knows relatively jack about how it works. I mean there is a significant difference between a neurosurgeon and a neurologist. He doesn't need to know how it works (which is apparently actually the case), just how to cut. His whole career just consisted of cutting poo poo out of brains. If one really cared, you could probably do a real deep dive into his cases and discover that he is mostly just a charlatan with good fine motor skills. Anyway, I bet jeff fisher could perform brain surgery just as well. 7-9 is a pretty good result when doing a hemispherectomy anyway.
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Asproigerosis posted:I mean there is a significant difference between a neurosurgeon and a neurologist. He doesn't need to know how it works (which is apparently actually the case), just how to cut. His whole career just consisted of cutting poo poo out of brains. If one really cared, you could probably do a real deep dive into his cases and discover that he is mostly just a charlatan with good fine motor skills. Neurosurgery is maybe the hardest, longest medical path and basically only the smartest/most insane students get into that residency. it's four years of med school plus 7 years of residency PLUS 2-3 years of specializing. There's a ton of overlap between neurology and neurosurgery, but neurology in a lot of ways is closer to psychiatry. To put another way, a neuro surgeon learns a lot more about neurology than a neurologist learns about neuro surgery. Georgia tech and emory do this duel ME/MD program. I met the guy when I shadowed at Emory. He got his undergrad from somewhere, got his masters in electrical engineering from tech, went to med school at emory, and was just starting his neuro residency. loving nuts.
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FizFashizzle posted:Neurosurgery is maybe the hardest, longest medical path and basically only the smartest/most insane students get into that residency. it's four years of med school plus 7 years of residency PLUS 2-3 years of specializing. There's a ton of overlap between neurology and neurosurgery, but neurology in a lot of ways is closer to psychiatry. im mentally translating these into car metaphors and it's not very convincing, sorry
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FizFashizzle posted:Neurosurgery is maybe the hardest, longest medical path and basically only the smartest/most insane students get into that residency. it's four years of med school plus 7 years of residency PLUS 2-3 years of specializing. There's a ton of overlap between neurology and neurosurgery, but neurology in a lot of ways is closer to psychiatry. nah it's just all choppin and alien grain silos. Please don't mislead people.
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like cardio surgery is the only thing comparable as far as how loving insane the training is. it's also the coolest drat thing ive ever seen in my life. i got to watch a bunch of doctors get rid of a heart blockage. basically they run a cath up the femoral artery to the heart and blast dye into it. on the wall is a screen, and the patient is under an x ray machine. when they squirt the dye, the xray machine fires like 10 times a second, so you get to see all the arteries and veins of the heart illuminated for a brief second before the dye is worked out. then they quickly find the blockage, tell the person (who's just sedated) that they found the blockage and they're just going in to get it real fast. it was the most amazing thing i'd ever seen and i wish an 18 year old me had gotten the opportunity because it would have no poo poo inspired me.
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cardiothoracic surgeons don't do that. Cardiologists or rarely interventional radiologists do cardiac caths. Anyway, let's all remember that Dr. Oz is famous cardiothoracic surgeon.
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Oh yeah i was just telling an inspiring story in my life.
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FizFashizzle posted:it was the most amazing thing i'd ever seen and i wish an 18 year old me had gotten the opportunity because it would have no poo poo inspired me. This is something I think about a lot. It's virtually impossible to know whether or not you'll enjoy a job until you do it. No one's description or Wikipedia entry will give you the necessary insight. Worse still, the only thing that comes close is shadowing and it's so incredibly rare that most of us either didn't know it was a possibility or didn't get that opportunity. I wonder where a lot of us would've ended up with a little more insight into possible careers.
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Neurosurgery residents can actually take their board exams after their 4th year, and many do. By then they have the knowledge base, but still need experience and to build up skills. Also, I know his politics are dumb, but he is a brilliant surgeon who developed methods and techniques to operate on patients we used to consider inoperable. He was the first person to have his patient survive a tumor resection out of the posterior fossa of the cranium.
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Asproigerosis posted:cardiothoracic surgeons don't do that. Cardiologists or rarely interventional radiologists do cardiac caths. Anyway, let's all remember that Dr. Oz is famous cardiothoracic surgeon. A lot of cardiothoracic surgeons do do that now though.
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Who here doesn't know someone who is really intelligent but still completely insane and believes stupid poo poo when it comes to politics? I don't think Ben Carson is very unique I know someone who is very intelligent and still thinks essential oils and crystals have magic healing powers. People are loving weird
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https://twitter.com/AdamSchefter/status/961768191595827200 Now we just have to figure out which QB he's gonna be working with ...
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Hopefully Frank goes to the Colts and we get 3 teams with hopefully smart and more importantly, not boring coaches that have learned from their Eagles experience
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Adun posted:https://twitter.com/AdamSchefter/status/961768191595827200 I think Flip has about as good of a shot of being the Jets head coach for the 2019 season at Bowles does.
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Marquis de Pyro posted:Who here doesn't know someone who is really intelligent but still completely insane and believes stupid poo poo when it comes to politics? I don't think Ben Carson is very unique There's a german word for people who are a brilliant at a discipline but idiots at everything else: fachidiot Really though it just shows the danger of hyper specialists. They become incredible at one specific thing but don't have the broader knowledge base or critical thinking skills to be valuable outside of their niche. Plus, most people who get great at one thing get over confident and don't recognize the limits to their knowledge/skills which just compounds the problem.
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Relentlessboredomm posted:There's a german word for people who are a brilliant at a discipline but idiots at everything else: fachidiot There really is a word for everything in German.
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nerve posted:Hopefully Frank goes to the Colts and we get 3 teams with hopefully smart and more importantly, not boring coaches that have learned from their Eagles experience I'm pretty sure that Reich will get the Colts job. He has a history with the franchise and they're looking for someone offensive-minded.
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Codependent Poster posted:I'm pretty sure that Reich will get the Colts job. He has a history with the franchise and they're looking for someone offensive-minded. I hope so, if only to make these Leslie Frazier rumors stop
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The titans hired dean pees lmfao
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Hunt11 posted:There really is a word for everything in German. That word is alles
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