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Believing BillG on it when you could just do your own review of the data is as foolish as believing JennyM. Being successful in one technical field does not mak
by MoreMoschops 16y ago
Believing BillG on it when you could just do your own review of the data is as foolish as believing JennyM. Being successful in one technical field does not make you a medical expert. Look at Howard Hughes, for example.
- shadowfox 16y ago> Being successful in one technical field does not make you a medical expert Doesn't that hold for every one of us as well?
- MoreMoschops 16y ago[sarcasm]No, if you're a hacker you're an expert in everything.[/sarcasm] Of course it holds, what point are you making?
- dhimes 16y agoNot so fast: 1) Proving yourself in a technical field gives me a better feeling about your perspicacity of another technical field (counter-example: Richard Feynman) than someone who hasn't. Mr. Gates has this background, Ms. McCarthy doesn't. Not a guarantee, but a first-order filter. 2) Your statement when you could just do your own review of the data negates your premise, unless you think parent is an MD. 3) Do you have any idea what Mr. Gates has been doing with his time and money since leaving Microsoft?