Just something I’ve written and sent to the Phil. Daily Inquirer but somehow it lost its way or was rejected. Anyway, I texted this part of the article to JP and it may have been seen by a number of people already by now. Not a wise move, in my part. So much for creative commons license haha. So, just to lessen the damage done, I’m posting it here for everybody to see (Read: I ORIGINALLY wrote it!). Hehe.
How can a young doctor think of his vocation if he has a hungry stomach and his unpaid bills are accumulating? In the natural evolution of human beings, it is survival first before morals. Id before the superego. Perhaps the only saving grace of each doctor alive today is that one has not limited its vision to black and white, like some other professions. Doctors interpret the haziness of the gray in all things. And that is what most people forget and that is what they take for granted most of the time.
March 28th, 2006 at 21:06
i also wrote something for inquirer… but it didn’t get published. it was all about the stampede.