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paid_influencer wrote:just pissing in the wind... but we need to change the definition of success in our society. the student in the OP going down a pathway that society telling them is 'success.' but i would say this, when you get put on a pedestal, you cannot move. you are trapped. you have to stay on that pedestal and if you fall you get broken. like me, I am broken. sometimes you make your own pedestal, decorate it with hopes and dreams, varnish it up to put on public display, filled it with pride once you sit yourself on the pedestal. everyone hails you, you get the applause, you feel good and get medals and go in the papers. but inside, the emptiness comes. deep down you want to fall. you want to feel a deep crack on the pedestal. you start hating the pedestal and then you have a choice; stay there, or fall, chant and be happy. Chant and be happy
Phone Surgeon wrote:them specialist doctors does charge 1000 to 1500 a consult, and booked several months in advance
say 10-15 persons a day
atleast 300k a month (cash)
see how that 2.4mil is no kinda money when you look at it like that?
AlphaMan wrote:Most commenters are forgetting the purpose of this thread.
It was not to attack the teenager's dream of becoming a doctor..
We are discussing the most intelligent use of the funds needed to pay for her University Degree in London.
“In Leicester, it is actually 250,000 Great British pounds and that translates to 2.4 million TT dollars,” she said.
So Tuners lets get back to the original discussion...
Is it worth it spending taxpayers dollars to the tune of 2.4 million TT for a single person to study in London?
My take is that if you have 2.4 million in cash you rich already and dont need to work a day in your life again..
Why give it away to some University for a Doctor's Degree...
The_Honourable wrote:If her whole degree is funded by taxpayers, i can understand the argument of using taxpayers' funds more wisely. The thing is, her whole degree is not funded by taxpayers. According to her original post, the partial scholarship represents 16% of her expenses. The remainder is via donations. If we want to argue if 16% of our taxpayers money should of went to a cheaper medical degree or better spent elsewhere, sure we can discuss that.
For the remaining 84% she is free to ask the public to fund it, and some from the public on their own free will decided to help her. You can start a gofundme right now to help fund a dream of yours whether it is sound or not, it's up to the public to donate to you or not.
Yes while it is true that there are less expensive ways to achieve her goal, she decided what she think is best which is more expensive. She asked the public for assistance, and she got said assistance.
Now she is in Year 2.
That should have been 30 years. I typed 25. My comment was based on The Rule of 25.pugboy wrote:you could get more like $10k income if invested wisely
triniterribletim wrote:The imagined prestige of the medical professional really went out the door with COVID-19. It really lost its' luster and opened a lot of folks' eyes to the underbelly of the "medical experts".
Kenjo wrote:This is as vague as vague could be though . One minute people in here hating on people income and the next time we deviate to COVID ?
Phone Surgeon wrote:them specialist doctors does charge 1000 to 1500 a consult, and booked several months in advance
say 10-15 persons a day
atleast 300k a month (cash)
see how that 2.4mil is no kinda money when you look at it like that?
paid_influencer wrote:Phone Surgeon wrote:them specialist doctors does charge 1000 to 1500 a consult, and booked several months in advance
say 10-15 persons a day
atleast 300k a month (cash)
see how that 2.4mil is no kinda money when you look at it like that?
counterpoint: my cardiologist does charge like 400.
he also did his undergraduate (MBBS) in India and probably paid in literal rupees
paid_influencer wrote:Phone Surgeon wrote:them specialist doctors does charge 1000 to 1500 a consult, and booked several months in advance
say 10-15 persons a day
atleast 300k a month (cash)
see how that 2.4mil is no kinda money when you look at it like that?
counterpoint: my cardiologist does charge like 400.
he also did his undergraduate (MBBS) in India and probably paid in literal rupees
AlphaMan wrote:Being a doctor is a long time way of showing your family and society "you bright" and worth something..
But the cost of being a doctor.....Aint worth it IMHO....
Kenjo wrote:AlphaMan wrote:Being a doctor is a long time way of showing your family and society "you bright" and worth something..
But the cost of being a doctor.....Aint worth it IMHO....
The cost to educate or the toll it takes on the persons life ?
paid_influencer wrote:Phone Surgeon wrote:them specialist doctors does charge 1000 to 1500 a consult, and booked several months in advance
say 10-15 persons a day
atleast 300k a month (cash)
see how that 2.4mil is no kinda money when you look at it like that?
counterpoint: my cardiologist does charge like 400.
he also did his undergraduate (MBBS) in India and probably paid in literal rupees
daring dragoon wrote:what wrong with studying doctoring in mt hope? wtf i hadda support a go fund me so someone else can go england an i might never see england. sell BBQ or BJ if you want money to go england, at least i getting something for my money that i work hard for. only idiots give something for nothing. i remember i liming in a bar in curepe in my youth and a lady come in with 2 children about 6 years asking for help or begging or something to buy food for the children. everybody vex when i ask she if i was in that 5 minutes when she leg was skin open how to get money from me to buy food for your children at least i want a BJ an everyone vex with me for that.
daring dragoon wrote:what wrong with studying doctoring in mt hope? wtf i hadda support a go fund me so someone else can go england an i might never see england. sell BBQ or BJ if you want money to go england, at least i getting something for my money that i work hard for. only idiots give something for nothing. i remember i liming in a bar in curepe in my youth and a lady come in with 2 children about 6 years asking for help or begging or something to buy food for the children. everybody vex when i ask she if i was in that 5 minutes when she leg was skin open how to get money from me to buy food for your children at least i want a BJ an everyone vex with me for that.
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