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Art of dissing specialities

Hey all ,
Lets not waste time and start talking about this interesting topic. This is something I am guilty of and would want to change in me.

The art of dissing certain professions starts from home where as kids you're told doctors and engineers are to be looked up and other professionals are just supporting caste of the movie called society.This continues where your professors of your specialty either be in doctors or engineers tell you that how superior they are or others .Its good in a way to have self-awareness but I wonder putting others down or making their job seem trivial makes one superior.

 Step 2: You walk from medical school to the specialists post where you see your heads and consultants dissing other specialties .Like a cardiologist dissing out the gastroenterologist, physician dissing a surgeon, critical care dissing emergency physician so this is pretty engrained.
As doctors most of us tend to have alpha personalities so the sense of validation from the society, validation from our own self , the sense of validation that we are contributing an important part to the society is there...

However , you don't understand how dissing other specialties makes one more important.

I have an interesting quote that it's not a pie that everybody that one has to get the biggest one . It could just be water , sufficient enough that everybody gets a glass full of it . everybody is role is quite important like my swiggy provider , Uber app developer ,my entertainer on Instagram ,my content creator on YouTube , my HR . Everybody is playing a significant role in my life.

 I mean I can break it into many important pieces and be still unsure of which part is more important so that I still fail to understand that of dissing specialties, it's so deep rooted starting from our professors ... I guess we're taught by their professors who are otherwise told by their professors that how important their role is over certain other specialities , that probably might have started with them trying to prove their mettle.


What do you think ?
Do you think its healthy?
Do you think the chain should continue?
Comment let me know ...
This could just be my point of view and I'm very curious to know yours.


So far so much!

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