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To: geode00 who wrote (192238)	3/21/2009 12:24:27 AM
From: energyplay	Read Replies (1) of 306849

I think we have very different ideas of the effect of money on career decisions. >>> " Plenty of people get paid average salaries yet still go to jobs in teaching, research, the arts, public service, etc. " <<< Yes, and many of them do an average job. >>> " I don't think you get a significantly better surgeon for $10 million/year as you get for $200K/year especially if there wasn't the overhang of medical school bills. As for big malpractice insurance bills, they only affect about 2% (so I read) of medical costs plus they go down when doctors stop committing malpractice AND they treat their patients with respect. " <<< I expect both you and I prefer smart people to 'nice' for things like medical care and piloting aircraft. The smart people are nice enough.

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