Those cases go to the best surgeons

So the better your hospital is, the more likely you take those

Cause the small clinic or private hospital down the road can't do those reliably

They might die

So the cases all go to the same guys everytime

And those are highly specialized cases. Complete facial reconstruction is a new thing (like 10 years old), so only a handful of people know how to do it

But if you work vascular surgery, you get a lot more cases like those for heart disease reasons.

So what happens is the hardest cases go to the best hospitals. Hardest cases have the highest mortality

So the best vascular surgeons actually will have high mortality rates unfortunately. Many patients die...

Sounds really stressful

Yeah, my dad does facial reconstruction, and I work with the vascular department of the hospital here

The vascular surgeon are pretty insane

I'll admit that

I could never do that. They have too many people die

Have you already finished studies?

No

I actually study econ

But I was formerly pre-med

So I've been working in vascular research since highschool

Almost 4 years now doing that

Whew

I'm not entirely sure what I'm doing post-grad

I have a GF, and we want to get married, but she's a year younger, so idk if we'll be married till she graduates

I have a job this summer with an insurance company in my Uni town, and they might have a job for me post-grad in my Uni town.

So that would be great

I still gotta finish muh PhD

It's pretty much done, though, we are just working on a few extra things

I Know what I want to do, but there's nothing in that area in my town

And I just can't leave my house open while my parents are working out of state

@Arkona 92 what is your education background and what are your plans?

@Mozalbete ⳩ what is the degree in?

@Quarantine_Zone Computer science, and a similar masters' degree

Oh, dang

PhD in Comp Sci makes bank

>tfw people livve in misery while working 12 hours a day on a PhD and I already got several publications with 5 hours of work a day

Just make some fnacy plots lmao 😎

bruh just like uhhhh make mony

I'm reading a book about constantinople by Isaac Asimov, he is really generous in his stance with Bizantium and the orthodox church, even calling it as the true religion, however he mentions Saint John Chrisostom and mentions he used to ask for strict celibacy from the clergy, is this true?

And if so, should we consider priest celibacy as a must? or the fact that it says "strict" celibacy implies it's not a full but rather truly controlled chastity in married life?

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@arsenicMysticist From a synod presided by John Chrysontom, there were several accusations against bishop antonius, as collected by Palladius: "Accusations by Esebius against Antoninus (bishop): The charges fell under seven heads... ... sixth, that after separating from 369 his married wife, he had taken her again, and had had children born to him by her"