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Yes I agree with you. This doesn’t add up to me. Especially this part: “On the one hand, being in perfect health, unaccustomed to suffering and therefore easil
by ViktorRay 2y ago
Yes I agree with you. This doesn’t add up to me. Especially this part:
“On the one hand, being in perfect health, unaccustomed to suffering and therefore easily disconcerted by the thought of death, I was horrified.”
When one is a medical student starting anatomy working on cadavers I remember such thoughts being common. But by the time one had gone through years of medical school and then years of residency I would be quite astounded that one would still have such a reaction.
- ec109685 2y agoIt seems different if the person is a living cadaver, especially one without outside indication that they are dead. I could see that affecting someone differently.
- otherme123 2y agoI work near health environment, and what I notice is a heavy selection. If someone doesn't tolerate "living cadavers" they quickly take options: go to the private sector, take a speciality that doesn't deal with such events, or in the worst cases they drop out to something like the pharma industry.
- cjk2 2y agoYeah in my case electrical engineering :)
- monero-xmr 2y ago[flagged]