lomaxx:

If we were to use high mortality rate as a yardstick to judge- I would want to take take your mind down memory lane to the brief Ebola drama that happened in Nigeria. If you appear yet to be convinced, go to Liberia, Guinea and Sierra Leone and see what's going on to appreciate the depravity of your argument. And when we now talk about the morbidity and mortality of Malaria, HIV, Tuberculosis etc in Sub-Saharan Africa- you will appreciate your argument better. These things are a reflection of the lack of sufficiently trained medical personnel.

But nay- the principles and the practice of medicine does not derive its relevance from the number of lives lost. We are never proud about it. Its a blow to the practice. Medical practice saves lives and grant succor to broken souls. We give hope - the ray of life in the tumbling storm.

Even more than that - something more than treatment is going on at hospitals every day. Every night some doctor, nurse or staff is donating blood for patient. Every day they are arranging free medicines, equipments for the patients that cannot afford them - and these aren’t for credit. It is done out of our interest and dedication.

So we really don't want to rule the world. So far we rule our world, we're very okay.

PS- Ruling our World : Providing the best care to a patient within the best time possible.

denedene:
all professions r needed for d world to exist..... for me I would say diplomats rule d world cuz without em, you wuld c crisis errrywhr, medcibe is also essential tho before we strt talkn bou engineering

smithsammy:
The beginning of superiority acclaimation is the end of peace in every sane society. The two fields contributes their quos to the society and one is not greater than the other. While giving your self a sleepless night in the craveness for superiority, you can channel your strenght in other things that will help move this country forward.
My two cent's worth!

Amastermovic:

Man frm jupiter..but i guess urs is pluto

Amastermovic:

Am nt yabin any profession here Man am jez making reaserch am only askin of ur view which u l8er mention..DOCTOR'S dönatin blood..ow many of dem ve u encountered..ENGR Gives value 2 life.make life comfortable..NIGERIA COULD VE NT BEEN EBola free if nt for d intervention of Engr..y cant they use mere mouth 2 treat them without instrument

smithsammy:
the only best thing is to disregard your comment. To every sane and peaceful society, there are few sycophants and tantrumers whose utterance has no meaning what-so-ever in the discourse of things. A doomed fellow.

smithsammy:
a very rude and senseless fellow. Only if you will be confidenced enough to answer - which school are you, or did you graduated from? So I can no where to start from.

smithsammy:
a very rude and senseless fellow. Only if you will be confidenced enough to answer - which school are you, or did you graduated from? So I can no where to start from.

Amastermovic:

i guess u r d 1 rude here nd where r d mod's....i don't need to brag here wiv sch or certificate if u knw u worth it.then lemme create a new thread 4 quiz ...dullard

Amastermovic:

Am nt yabin any profession here Man am jez making reaserch am only askin of ur view which u l8er mention..DOCTOR'S dönatin blood..ow many of dem ve u encountered..ENGR Gives value 2 life.make life comfortable..NIGERIA COULD VE NT BEEN EBola free if nt for d intervention of Engr..y cant they use mere mouth 2 treat them without instrument

lomaxx:



Why did I even reply this post?

fr3do:
Instead of indulging in the Op, I will rather practice for my engineering drawing test coming up this week.

smithsammy:
nice decision. Success in your test.

lomaxx:
Look at him yapping about the relevance of a profession with respect to the number of people that die when a building collapses. I especially do not engage in argument to buttress the superiority of any profession to another. Because no profession is indeed better than the other. The most important thing is who is doing the profession- that is where we can talk about who is better and who is not. And I have painstakingly observed that under-performers are mostly always the ones on the fore-front of the fight for professional superiority. But hey- I have to indulge your argument first because I despise with indignant passion people who use the suffering of others as a means to score cheap unnecessary points.

If we were to use high mortality rate as a yardstick to judge- I would want to take take your mind down memory lane to the brief Ebola drama that happened in Nigeria. If you appear yet to be convinced, go to Liberia, Guinea and Sierra Leone and see what's going on to appreciate the depravity of your argument. And when we now talk about the morbidity and mortality of Malaria, HIV, Tuberculosis etc in Sub-Saharan Africa- you will appreciate your argument better. These things are a reflection of the lack of sufficiently trained medical personnel.

But nay- the principles and the practice of medicine does not derive its relevance from the number of lives lost. We are never proud about it. Its a blow to the practice. Medical practice saves lives and grant succor to broken souls. We give hope - the ray of life in the tumbling storm.

Even more than that - something more than treatment is going on at hospitals every day. Every night some doctor, nurse or staff is donating blood for patient. Every day they are arranging free medicines, equipments for the patients that cannot afford them - and these aren’t for credit. It is done out of our interest and dedication.

So we really don't want to rule the world. So far we rule our world, we're very okay.

PS- Ruling our World : Providing the best care to a patient within the best time possible.

STENON:
I'm tired of reading topics like.......Medicine versus Engineering, who wore it better between Doctors and Engineers!!

Anyway, In any Profession you find yourself, try to contribute positively,Let your Impact be known, aim for the peak of your profession, Try your very best to be the best....and You will definitely rule your world.