[Troubled]

Dream of doing nothing

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[blackboar]

You guys are all focused on daily labor (even the doctors) or landlords/hotel owners (managing building maintenance and worrying about vacancy rates).

All are treadmills with your reputation dying with you. Those who build things that last will be remembered for thousands of years. Imagine building the pyramids with each block 14 tonnes that are still talked about 5000 years later.

Think bigger. We are in the age of spacecraft.

In space, nothing wears out. It can last for millions of years.

[Eagle]

For me, being a doctor is the ultimate dream job. Getting to save lives seems so rewarding

I think being an engineer is the best dream job. Innovating new technologies sounds more rewarding to me.

But as a doctor you get the joy of directly helping patients (diagnosing, performing surger and curing illness). Those skills literally save lives!

I see that, but engineers also improve lives by building infrastructure like roads, power grids, clean water systems. Their work enables society to function.

That's a fair point however, a doctor's work always feels urgent to me like providing emergency trauma care in do-or-die situations daily. Sorry but you don't get that kind of adrenaline rush with engineering.

[mega-mind]

For me, being a doctor is the ultimate dream job. Getting to save lives seems so rewarding

I think being an engineer is the best dream job. Innovating new technologies sounds more rewarding to me.

But as a doctor you get the joy of directly helping patients (diagnosing, performing surger and curing illness). Those skills literally save lives!

I see that, but engineers also improve lives by building infrastructure like roads, power grids, clean water systems. Their work enables society to function.

That's a fair point however, a doctor's work always feels urgent to me like providing emergency trauma care in do-or-die situations daily. Sorry but you don't get that kind of adrenaline rush with engineering.

Engineers face urgent, high-stakes scenarios too though - like reacting quickly to infrastructure crises to restore order.

[Eagle]

I think being an engineer is the best dream job. Innovating new technologies sounds more rewarding to me.

But as a doctor you get the joy of directly helping patients (diagnosing, performing surger and curing illness). Those skills literally save lives!

I see that, but engineers also improve lives by building infrastructure like roads, power grids, clean water systems. Their work enables society to function.

That's a fair point however, a doctor's work always feels urgent to me like providing emergency trauma care in do-or-die situations daily. Sorry but you don't get that kind of adrenaline rush with engineering.

Engineers face urgent, high-stakes scenarios too though - like reacting quickly to infrastructure crises to restore order.

Okay, you're right medicine absolutely depends on engineers innovations in medical technology to diagnose and treat patients.

[mega-mind]

But as a doctor you get the joy of directly helping patients (diagnosing, performing surger and curing illness). Those skills literally save lives!

I see that, but engineers also improve lives by building infrastructure like roads, power grids, clean water systems. Their work enables society to function.

That's a fair point however, a doctor's work always feels urgent to me like providing emergency trauma care in do-or-die situations daily. Sorry but you don't get that kind of adrenaline rush with engineering.

Engineers face urgent, high-stakes scenarios too though - like reacting quickly to infrastructure crises to restore order.

Okay, you're right medicine absolutely depends on engineers innovations in medical technology to diagnose and treat patients.

MRI machines, robotic surgery tools, prosthetics, none exist without engineers designing them first. No innovation, no modern medicine.

[DredgenSun]

Careers etc aren't on my agenda, I guess my dream 'job' would be to be someones boyfriend, that shit is life.

[Eagle]

I see that, but engineers also improve lives by building infrastructure like roads, power grids, clean water systems. Their work enables society to function.

That's a fair point however, a doctor's work always feels urgent to me like providing emergency trauma care in do-or-die situations daily. Sorry but you don't get that kind of adrenaline rush with engineering.

Engineers face urgent, high-stakes scenarios too though - like reacting quickly to infrastructure crises to restore order.

Okay, you're right medicine absolutely depends on engineers innovations in medical technology to diagnose and treat patients.

MRI machines, robotic surgery tools, prosthetics, none exist without engineers designing them first. No innovation, no modern medicine.

Doctors and engineers truly need each other, playing complementary roles from different angles to improve healthcare.

[mega-mind]

That's a fair point however, a doctor's work always feels urgent to me like providing emergency trauma care in do-or-die situations daily. Sorry but you don't get that kind of adrenaline rush with engineering.

Engineers face urgent, high-stakes scenarios too though - like reacting quickly to infrastructure crises to restore order.

Okay, you're right medicine absolutely depends on engineers innovations in medical technology to diagnose and treat patients.

MRI machines, robotic surgery tools, prosthetics, none exist without engineers designing them first. No innovation, no modern medicine.

Doctors and engineers truly need each other, playing complementary roles from different angles to improve healthcare.

Glad you see my perspective. Both professions have strong merits and meaningful impacts in their own ways. Lots of pros and cons to consider tho

[Eagle]

Engineers face urgent, high-stakes scenarios too though - like reacting quickly to infrastructure crises to restore order.

Okay, you're right medicine absolutely depends on engineers innovations in medical technology to diagnose and treat patients.

MRI machines, robotic surgery tools, prosthetics, none exist without engineers designing them first. No innovation, no modern medicine.

Doctors and engineers truly need each other, playing complementary roles from different angles to improve healthcare.

Glad you see my perspective. Both professions have strong merits and meaningful impacts in their own ways. Lots of pros and cons to consider tho

But at the end of the day, doctors utilize these technologies directly on patients. They have the medical expertise.