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05-27-2017 , 02:38 PM
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Originally Posted by awval999
Look. You obviously don't understand the risk of malpractice claims in high risk surgery.

Your own article says the following



Yes. I would expect any neurosurgeon who practiced for 35 years to have a half-dozen malpractice claims. People expect miracles. And when they aren't delivered, want someone to blame. We're talking about pediatric neurosurgery. Some outcomes won't be perfect. Some may even be terrible. And you end up with malpractice claims.
Or he's simply a crappy surgeon.
05-27-2017 , 02:45 PM
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Originally Posted by aflametotheground
i dont see the problem buddy, a simple idea like this can have its place in an argument without any problems. two people can be pretty similar in their ability to see patterns, recalling stuff etc whereas two other people can be at very different levels. two people that go to a university can be very similar in their abilities to learn whereas two other people can be very different. not sure why u dont understand this tbh.

(funny video though, although i was more looking for clarification rather than appearing like a internet tough guy)
So one guy isn't interested in studying or reading, and some other (nerdier) guy has to read books and learn stuff to be at a comparable level of intelligence. And the term you use for this is "biologically equally smart"? Pretty dubious (and wishful) imo.

How would you know the ostensibly lazy guy wasn't studying on the sly? And how would you know how much effort and time nerdy guy had to dedicate to studying to keep up with lazy guy? How would you measure and control such variables? Or does your speculation consist of "they're roughly equally skilled at puzzles and pattern recognition ergo they're biologically equally smart"? It sounds like the hypothesis of someone who didn't burn time reading books.
05-27-2017 , 03:02 PM
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Originally Posted by dinopoker
Or he's simply a crappy surgeon.
he's not a crappy surgeon, he's a crappy person

my gf is hoping to score a residency in pediatric surgery next year and she laughed out loud when i asked her if 7 malpractice suits over a 35 year career in his profession was in any way exceptional. 1 per 5 years is actually a remarkably low number.

understand that i hate this man with a passion, so it pains me greatly to come to his defense like this, but he's def not an incompetent surgeon.
05-27-2017 , 03:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Oroku$aki
05-27-2017 , 03:13 PM
Who gives a flying **** if Carson is a good surgeon?

Does it not make him a ****ty person?
05-27-2017 , 03:17 PM
In other news Aaron Hernandez was a good football player

the **** people?

Carson is a garbage human being who is completely unqualified for his job, the end.
05-27-2017 , 03:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Oroku$aki
So one guy isn't interested in studying or reading, and some other (nerdier) guy has to read books and learn stuff to be at a comparable level of intelligence. And the term you use for this is "biologically equally smart"? Pretty dubious (and wishful) imo.

How would you know the ostensibly lazy guy wasn't studying on the sly? And how would you know how much effort and time nerdy guy had to dedicate to studying to keep up with lazy guy? How would you measure and control such variables? Or does your speculation consist of "they're roughly equally skilled at puzzles and pattern recognition ergo they're biologically equally smart"? It sounds like the hypothesis of someone who didn't burn time reading books.
Oh, okay. Just ignore my posts in the future buddy, dont worry about it. (its a target group thing)
05-27-2017 , 03:23 PM
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Originally Posted by SuperUberBob
Who gives a flying **** if Carson is a good surgeon?

Does it not make him a ****ty person?
Victor keeps going hard in the paint that he's a legit terrible doctor.
05-27-2017 , 03:33 PM
Nobody cares wat u say bruh.
05-27-2017 , 03:33 PM
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Originally Posted by SuperUberBob
Who gives a flying **** if Carson is a good surgeon?

Does it not make him a ****ty person?
that's exactly my ****ing point- for the millions of things there are to criticize him about, his prowess as a surgeon simply isn't one of them.

stick to the stuff that matters and dont spread misinformation because it only makes you look dumb to people who know better
05-27-2017 , 03:41 PM
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Originally Posted by +rep_lol
he's not a crappy surgeon, he's a crappy person

my gf is hoping to score a residency in pediatric surgery next year and she laughed out loud when i asked her if 7 malpractice suits over a 35 year career in his profession was in any way exceptional. 1 per 5 years is actually a remarkably low number.

understand that i hate this man with a passion, so it pains me greatly to come to his defense like this, but he's def not an incompetent surgeon.
I was curious about this so I just did some light searching and found this quote on a student doc message board:

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Today [2006], half the neurosurgeons in the United States report a malpractice claim every year. It means that on the average, every neurosurgeon in the United States faces a malpractice claim every other year. If you're an obstetrician, an orthopedist, an emergency room physician, or a trauma surgeon, the numbers are similar.
...
No citation, but he mentioned it was a quote by a neurosurgeon at Columbia Medical Center.
05-27-2017 , 03:42 PM
awval if it makes you feel better we also think you're a very bad medicine cashier
05-27-2017 , 03:42 PM
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Originally Posted by awval999
jared kushner's actions are indefensible and his hiring was a terrible idea.
fyp
05-27-2017 , 03:44 PM
05-27-2017 , 03:46 PM
when it's time to operate, fatalistic figures hold your fate!

05-27-2017 , 04:04 PM
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Originally Posted by jjshabado
Interesting. I didn't realize the President can only pardon Federal crimes (although I guess it certainly makes sense).

For something like treason (say for Flynn or Kushner if they were pardoned for something there was clear evidence they committed), would there be useful State laws that would have been broken that could be used against them?
No, there's no NY state law equivalent for that. I was more talking about if Kushner was involved in financial frauds involving Russia Banking and his corporation (headquartered in NY).
05-27-2017 , 04:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Victor
I cant believe you clowns are gonna make me do this. have you read about him? have you even read his wiki? I actually have.



oops



nice, hi-five!



ugh. ugh. 4 more dead.



ok, not bad. 1 dead and 1 handicapped.

so, to me, thats not very great. and when I read further articles, there were plenty of drs who were critical of carson and his methodology.

but by all means, keep "regurgitating" the standard media story.
Holy ****. These are obviously high-risk surgeries.

Carson is undoubtedly an excellent surgeon. Johns Hopkins doesn't hire ****ty surgeons to direct their pediatric neurosurgery department. Carson is undoubtedly above average in intelligence (low ninetieth percentile on the SAT.) If Carson were still practicing and I had a choice between him and some rando neurosurgeon in the US to operate on my kid, i snap choose him.
05-27-2017 , 04:24 PM
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Originally Posted by ScreaminAsian
fyp
Trump loves himself and what could be more Trump-like than finding a younger clone of yourself to work with?

Kushner is an unremarkable man with limited work-ethic who rode to an Ivy League school on his daddy's wallet before inheriting the entire wallet and using it to make poor business decisions. Sound familiar?

Plus he gets to **** Ivanka and we know how much Trump wants that.
05-27-2017 , 04:28 PM
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Originally Posted by awval999
I just point out ridiculous falsehoods. This is a forum for truth, yes?
If you actually believed that you wouldn't post here, so clearly no
05-27-2017 , 04:31 PM
and yeah **** harvard too, if Charles Manson Sr had backed a dumptruck up to the admissions office and offloaded gold bars on the steps his son would have been accepted
05-27-2017 , 04:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Namath12
If you actually believed that you wouldn't post here, so clearly no
In general I think this political forum is pretty good, actually.
05-27-2017 , 04:36 PM
I think Carson and awval are probably pretty close intelligence-wise.
05-27-2017 , 04:37 PM
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Originally Posted by microbet
I think Carson and awval are probably pretty close intelligence-wise.
05-27-2017 , 05:03 PM
I've made this point before, but have you guys actually spent time around doctors? As a group they are some of the most insufferable, least well rounded people out there. From undergrad on, all they learn is science/math/specialization. They take basically no coursework in stuff that may keep them from developing predictably atrocious political beliefs. Then, in practice, they are constantly getting affirmation of their inherent amazingness from nurses, resident and patients. Almost uniformly, they are self absorbed, selfish pricks. Of course they end up like Ben ****ing Carson.
05-27-2017 , 05:06 PM
And in case it wasn't clear the trump playbook is a millimeter thick, out come the TRUMP CONSIDERING SHAKE UP headlines. Media falling for it as per usual. In other news John McCain is very extra super duper troubled by whatever offensive remark and or horrible idea Trump will be a part of tomorrow.

      
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