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Yeah if a doctor said “I don’t really care about my patients’ lives. I just like the power of being able to prevent death” I really think that’s perfectly fine
by gretch 4y ago
Yeah if a doctor said “I don’t really care about my patients’ lives. I just like the power of being able to prevent death”
I really think that’s perfectly fine
- creaghpatr 4y agoPsychopaths are overrepresented in surgery/EMT work if I'm not mistaken, for better or worse.
- canjobear 4y agoIf they prevent my death, I don't care why.
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- minsc_and_boo 4y agoI would surmise you do care if the doctor lopped off a limb when a couple rounds of antibiotics would have worked. Motive is tied to the means, not just the ends.
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- slg 4y agoThat would be fine, but what if it is a slightly different "I don’t really care about my patients’ lives. I just like the power of having a hand in whether people live or die."? Doesn't that start to sound a little questionable? As Dan says "The goal is to protect the business — not to ruin people’s lives." Is Alex getting that "huge adrenaline rush" from protecting Walmart's property? Or is he getting that adrenaline from having power over people? Because his desire "to move back to the field side, where we actually deal with people" seems to imply that it is the power over people that he craves and not the loss prevention.
- gretch 4y agoNot to me. I don't trust peoples' self assessment of their own motivations or goals. Typically they paint themselves in some sort of distorted light and it really has no effect on their actual outcomes or deliverables. Also, I can't think of a 'better' answer to that question really. > I just do this to pay the bills Okay, so he doesn't care at all what happened to me > I really care about saving peoples' lives Yeah, that's what I would say if I were an evil guy All I would really care about is their surgery success rate and track record.