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You followed up a sweeping generalization with a sweeping generalization and a touch of bias. I imagine the issue with problem solving more lays in the system
by wookmaster 9mo ago
You followed up a sweeping generalization with a sweeping generalization and a touch of bias.
I imagine the issue with problem solving more lays in the system doctors are stuck in and the complete lack of time they have to spend on patients.
- rl3 9mo ago>You followed up a sweeping generalization with a sweeping generalization and a touch of bias. As opposed to what, proving that GPs are highly trained, not inherently inferior to other types of physicians, and regularly conduct complex problem solving? Heck, while I'm at it I may as well attempt to prove the sky is blue. >I imagine the issue with problem solving more lays in the system doctors are stuck in and the complete lack of time they have to spend on patients. Bingo.