Curiosity, Thoughts and Whatever...

Wow, its been long. Very very long since I last wrote. I think I am
getting less addicted and less involved with computers. See I can
actually stay away from the computer from long periods of time,
contrary to what people say about geek, nerd and etc. I am definitely
not categorised under nerd but perhaps geek.....since I am a jack ass
for anything electrical and electronic.

Anyway, last week was a very busy week for me. The whole week I was
like a zombie. Wifey and I had to keep waking up periodically to check
on my kid for high fever. The fever always fail to subside after
taking paracetamol. Its effectiveness and response is nothing to shout
about. On a few occasion we had to give him burafein since its
response are said to be quicker and stronger. Everyone was worry
including my parents. Literally speaking they force me to do something
which I wasn't willing to do yet. I thought I will give my kid another
day to see his condition as I am well aware that doc's are not god and
in fact they are just like engineer.

Only difference was they get paid very well for talking and testing
you while engineers do testing and not paid very well. Engineers
usually make tried and error test on the subject/parts and etc while
doc make tried and error test on human being. So that's the major
difference and in conclusion engineers are the worst paid job on
earth.

Therefore, while money is secondary with regard to health I can't help
thinking I was paying the doc RM 1XX for his lip service. I knew and
predicted what he was going to say even before going into his clinic.
Called it deja vu or anything you like but that's the fact. I was
paying him RM1xx for assurance, confidence and positive words and his
time. That's all. Its so easy to make money for a doctor. The only
difficulty they may have is while chasing for that piece of paper
qualification they go through stress and exams after exams. But hey,
its only for 5 years or a few more years down the road for external
exam paper. You just have to be a little bit patient, sweat it out and
thereafter smooth sailing all the way. I have seen all my friends
reaping the fruits now while I continue to struggle in my field. I
have to worry about the economy, the securities and this and that and
etc.

Hence, I advice all parents to at least (if you have the means) to
give the best - financially so that they can go off and graduate in a
medical school. Even if you are not financially well off, there's
always a back door somewhere and lastly India. No matter which
prestigious uni you graduated from, at the end of the journey you
still get the title of doctor just like those from India. The title is
the most important and not the status or prestige of the university.