Educated vs "Non-Educated"

Seriously. You’re hysterical. You are joking right ?
It’s required of 62% of all physicians who are specialist.
U.S has 38 percent of physicians as generalists and 62 percent of the remaining are specialists. Specialization is required for nearly 2/3 of doctors.
Specializing is the norm. Generalist are the minority. It’s not optional if you want to land a job where you want and maximize your salary. You need more education. Smart people know this. The more education, the higher your salary potential in most fields. Is that hard to grasp ?
Don't slander me when it’s you that have the affliction.

 

Okay, now toying with you is beginning to feel a bit unkind.

 

Oops, hit nerve ?

 

You're being played with, my friend. Trolled, as they say in the classics.

 

The expression is, “ you’re being played. “ not “played with.”
Also, it would be more effective if you rightfully capitalized “ The Classics.”
At least, it would seem more legit that you actually “ played” someone. Just a suggestion.

 

Graduating a specialty residency program is all that is required to practice a specialty.
Boards are private organizations, membership to which is optional. Board certification has traditionally been feather in the cap, where one could put extra letters after their name.
For instance, one could boast that they were a Fellow of the American College of Cardiology.

You should probably figure out what you're talking about before you blab like a newb.

 

Exactly. There was a lot of skilled labor making autos. The problem was, it was a one industry city. When automation takes over and plants are shut down, all the supporting businesses close. When the tax base relies on middle class income and everyone goes through a major local recession, it’s not pretty.

 

Uhm no it was the Unions and Democrats

 

I meant exactly what I said. You are being played WITH. Same meaning as in 'toyed with'. It's not the same concept as 'played'. If you were educated, you'd know this.

 

By the way, Family Practice, one of the 38% of "generalists" as you call them, has it's own board.
FACFP = Fellow of the American College of Family Physicians.
But you were confused with the notion that board cert was for specialists only. It's OK. We all make mistakes.
Used to being wrong yet or do you need more time ?

 

In a hearing before congress, American auto executives stated that one serious problem was that America auto manufacturers weren't making the cars that people wanted.

Plus, political parties don't get to make decisions concerning automationn and other business decisions.

Through the power of unions, workers made middle class incomes for decades.

 

Correction Unions where making crappy ass cars

 

So at least now you recognize you can specialize during residency.

You don’t seem to get it. Being an engineer is not a one tier occupation where you can jump from one specialty to another. Being a GP is literally looked upon by med students as a specialty. Boards, they’re all government regulated, privately funded or not, just like all hospitals.

 

Well yes, now you get it. It is looked upon as a specialty in itself. You need to do at least some residency in it, before you can be certified. They are a Generalist or practice as a GP. In some respects, it’s harder then being a specialist. A good GP may recommend a specialist , which means they must have a working knowledge of other fields. They are invaluable. They are the life savers.

you are confused, not me. You “may “ need to be board certified to specialize.
Remember, a lot is state dependent. DOs without MD degrees can specialize in orthopedics in some states too. They need residency as well. What’s your point ?

 

Unions were making the cars that auto manufacturing corporations wanted to make.

The competition between foreign and US automanuracturers came down to factors that US manufacturers didn't see as being important. Their model had more to do with people buying cars more frequently and the idea that gas mileage wasn't important - thus leading them to actually fight against reasonable gas mileage.

Etc.

Suggesting that was the fault of some union just doesn't wash. Toyota and others were just far more focused on what customers wanted.

 

No unions where making crappy cars..


Period

 

Temper, temper. We were just playing you.
Sure, just like “the classics.” Someone is in need of an English Lit major.

 

Now all you have to do is convince automobile manufacturing corporation executives - who don't agree with you.

 

Ford makes some great cars. They make the most sold vehicle in the world, f150
They make most of the police cruisers.
They have unions. Its a fact, Bill Ford credits unions with savin* Ford.
https://www.cnbc.com/2014/03/27/labor-unions-saved-ford-in-our-darkest-hour-bill-ford.html

 

We are not talking today , we are talking the 1970s and 1980s


I had a F150 it was just a pickup truck on a mustang chassis..

 

Revisionist history

 

Unions coop with

Yup. It’s about the market too. GM can focus on the rental and lease market and make cars less then best repair “record”
Toyota customers are focused on durability and safety.
Toyota builds few turbos and one model with a cvt , both features are unreliability. They do pack all safety features in lowest priced models. That doesn’t help mileage or performance in some of their cars and trucks. They could care less.
They are the only car company that began hybrids decades ago. Stayed with it and will soon crush some makes with it shortly. The biggest selling non truck is a RAV4 . It in 4 wd will soon be had with a plug in range of 40 miles, go 0-60 in 5.8 seconds and typically be bulletproof proof and more practical to buy then anyone. That’s Toyota, not the unions

 

You do know Toyota's are manufactured in the USA , correct?


What Toyota cars are made in America?

• The Toyota Avalon and the Toyota Avalon Hybrid.
• The Toyota Camry and the Toyota Camry Hybrid.
• The Toyota Corolla.
• The Toyota Highlander and the Toyota Highlander Hybrid.
• The Toyota RAV4.
• The Toyota Sequoia.
• The Toyota Sienna.
• The Toyota Tacoma.

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That's nice. I never made that argument

Uh, no.
Learn your **** before you blab

 

I don't want to discuss with you anymore, because I've given the example numerous times for it to go over your head numerous times. So let's go with another example: Hair salon. You have one stylist who is fresh out of a salon school(yes, they actually have those) meanwhile, you'll have someone who *doesn't* have a degree, but 15 years of experience.

Who would you choose and why?