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> Most pastry chefs would be incompetent and unhappy as nurses or engineers, and vice versa. This, though, is a subjective judgement too—even if presented as f
by goblin89 12y ago
> Most pastry chefs would be incompetent and unhappy as nurses or engineers, and vice versa.
This, though, is a subjective judgement too—even if presented as fact. Not that I disagree with your point or something.
Edit: come to think of it, it seems unlikely that many chefs were given a chance and tried training and working as nurses or engineers. So yes, I disagree with your point as well, not just scorn at subjectivity of the argument.
- waps 12y agoThere is also the simple fact that there aren't enough nurses, and there aren't going to be. Baby boomers just didn't have enough kids to ensure a decent level of human care. Look at the numbers. One thing's for sure : one person cannot make a difference here.
- maj0rhn 12y agoI'd disagree. If someone figures out the principles underlying an effective anti-Alzheimer vaccine, or anti-sarcopenia vaccine, that will be a "difference" no matter what definition is applied.