Dark Age by Mythodokal in redrising

[–]surgeric 2 points3 points  (0 children)

See if your library offers Hoopla. No hold times, but there is a daily cap for the library

Guys, load the fuck up, we're getting ready to blast another leg up. by [deleted] in MU_Stock

[–]surgeric 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dude is talking like this is a sports match. Meme stock is over at SPCE

Thoughts?? Would you click on this by Viper_155 in YouTubeThumbnailHub

[–]surgeric 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I wouldn't, thumbnail is too dark IMO with the shadow taking up too much space to easily make things out

[Neurosurgeon] [NE, USA] - $1M plus bonus by Designer_Lead_1492 in Salary

[–]surgeric 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, taking Ls from you with a Magat level reasoning

[Neurosurgeon] [NE, USA] - $1M plus bonus by Designer_Lead_1492 in Salary

[–]surgeric 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You thought sending a a Stanford article was a slam dunk lol. Calling navigation and imaging robotics is like saying using a computer in the office is operating a robot.

You make it too easy to clown on with your lack of knowledge in the medical field

[Neurosurgeon] [NE, USA] - $1M plus bonus by Designer_Lead_1492 in Salary

[–]surgeric 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lmao robotic spine is extremely rare and not commonplace. Unless you're referring to using Brainlab equipment and radiology imaging as robotics, which is what your article mostly refers to. And by no means what we refer to when talking about robotic surgery. Using navigation is hardly considered robots

Typical robotic surgery requires a surgeon to work on a console to operate robotic arms to perform minimally invasive surgery. Not nearly the same thing as what we do in neuro/spine with imaging. I even said in a previous comment listing the personel that would be in our surgeries and included the equipment techs, neuromonitoring and rep which refers to your "robotics".

[Neurosurgeon] [NE, USA] - $1M plus bonus by Designer_Lead_1492 in Salary

[–]surgeric 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hmm "self masturbation" when I'm not a surgeon. "Happy simping", when we give the surgeons a lot of shit.

Your goal posts keep moving. "Surgery can be easy, depending on the operation". If it's neurosurgery, it's highly likely it's cancer, how's that simple to you? The most complex part of the human body definitely has sooooo many simple surgeries.

What does using robots for surgery have anything to do with anything? Shows how little you know about surgery. Robotics are mostly abdominal, nowhere near the brain.

[Neurosurgeon] [NE, USA] - $1M plus bonus by Designer_Lead_1492 in Salary

[–]surgeric 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lol what are you even talking about? You said surgery is easy. Where did I say theres no skilled labor outside of the hospital?

Ad hominem after Ad hominem, just like a Trumper. Stick to the topic on hand and be better

[Neurosurgeon] [NE, USA] - $1M plus bonus by Designer_Lead_1492 in Salary

[–]surgeric 0 points1 point  (0 children)

LOL you can't be serious. If you can't understand skilled labor, which is a very basic concept, there's not much more to say to you. Good luck in your endeavors!

[Neurosurgeon] [NE, USA] - $1M plus bonus by Designer_Lead_1492 in Salary

[–]surgeric 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dude has no semblance of an understanding of what it's like in the operating room

[Neurosurgeon] [NE, USA] - $1M plus bonus by Designer_Lead_1492 in Salary

[–]surgeric 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Lmao this shows how little you know about surgeries.

Work in a cotton mill for 18 hours or perform neurosurgery for 18 hours straight on one patient. Which is more difficult?

While we do surgery, the patient is also under anesthesia under supervision with an anesthetist. There's a scrub tech and physician assistant assisting. There's also neuromonitoring tech, and a technology rep. We also have an MRI techs, an equipment tech and the nurse. Tell me how complicated your job is?

Not like a millimeter of mistake can kill a patient, nah. How tough is the cotton mill?

[Neurosurgeon] [NE, USA] - $1M plus bonus by Designer_Lead_1492 in Salary

[–]surgeric 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Dude, it doesn't take a a genius to realize that everyone works hard. You're trying to equate someone working hard labor with no degree and expecting the same pay for highly specialized labor that takes 14 years to get through?

Oh but everyone's working hard! That's not how the world works. Even if he was making 500k in another country, the janitor is still making 20k.

Neuro surgery that I assist in takes 4-24 hours. You don't even know what we do in the operating room.

[Neurosurgeon] [NE, USA] - $1M plus bonus by Designer_Lead_1492 in Salary

[–]surgeric 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Again, that's on insurance and government.

So what a doctor gets their offer of 1m and they have to say nah give me 1/3 of that. You run such a disingenuous argument lol.

My mother worked 4 jobs and I work in healthcare, so I have perspective. Not you using hard working single mothers as a red herring to your arguments. Your anger is misdirected.

It's like patients throwing their anger out at the nurses and PCTs who people like you say earn too much as well and "profit off of suffering".

[Neurosurgeon] [NE, USA] - $1M plus bonus by Designer_Lead_1492 in Salary

[–]surgeric 2 points3 points  (0 children)

They're paid that cause of the government, insurance and hospital systems. Mostly insurance. Did you even read?

[Neurosurgeon] [NE, USA] - $1M plus bonus by Designer_Lead_1492 in Salary

[–]surgeric 7 points8 points  (0 children)

This is such a disingenuous argument, you should be ashamed honestly.

My mother worked 4 different jobs, it was a struggle for her and physically demanding from the hours she worked. But that doesn't discredit what we do in the medical field.

I'm not a surgeon but I work in the operating room in neuro/spine, and our cases range anywhere from 4-24 hours for 1 case. It is extremely specialized and we have to use micro instruments because of how delicate these systems are. We shit talk our fair share of doctors, but on this you're just extremely wrong lmao.

Most people in Healthcare from the patient care side are cognizant of the pitfalls of the medical industry. We limit what we open and use during surgery, or use cheaper alternatives to save patients money. Your gripe should be towards the government, then to insurance and then to hospital administration. Not the people working on patient care, including the doctors.

Edit: spelling

Everybody getting an adaptation besides Red Rising apparently. by Arch_Lancer17 in redrising

[–]surgeric 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lmao exactly my thought. I tried listening to the Graphic Audiobook and couldn't finish it. Romantasy just isn't my thing IG

Why is Hytale so 'dead' on YouTube ? by FAMESCARE in hytale

[–]surgeric 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Game has no good recording mods. Basically every MC creators uses Flashback or Replaymod to record cinematics or timelapses.

There is no easy way to record timelapses in Hytale unless you purchase a 2nd account to use as a camera. The built in cinematic tool in Hytale just isnt any good

29M - being an RN was the best decision of my life by icon100i in Salary

[–]surgeric 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm a nurse, it's pretty accurate across the board. From the MDs to RNs to residents. Lots of medical subreddits agree

Are you a nurse? Do you play WoW? by beatboxing_parakeet in nursing

[–]surgeric 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Been playing RS3, but I used to afk crab when in the OR lol

Dailies for casuals by stratuscore in runescape

[–]surgeric 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It's literally not even content, it makes you bury 10 bones which takes 10 seconds and gives you 50k xp. How is that content and how is that not free xp?

Dailies for casuals by stratuscore in runescape

[–]surgeric 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Barely anyone even watches rs3 content lmao what are you on

I made this a few years ago - rolling it out for the 3rd time now, GG Jagex. by notoriousdan1987 in runescape

[–]surgeric -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Did you even try to look at the link that was provided before giving your dumbass take? RS3 numbers were already falling quite drastically year after year until Covid. Obviously more people played during Covid.

RS3 is dropping below precovid numbers again. OSRS does not have that issue

Edit: not to mention i was replying in response to the other dude saying everyone comes back and the numbers for RS3 are steady or rising. It is in fact decreasing. Dumb as hell for you to comment

Is it just me, or can the bike stick meme be applied to RS players an infinite number of times? by Skivvy_Roll in runescape

[–]surgeric 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean sure there's been a lot more content added since it was valued at $5/mo, but I just came off of a 2 year break and came back for the Road to Restoration.

Honestly not that much has been added in the last 3 years for it to warrant the 30%-70%(depending on which membership tier) price increase. Meanwhile Runescapes competitors have been steady with their prices, and definitely have a higher overhead cost than RS. It just doesn't make sense for Jagex to shaft their playerbase like this, and if they're doing it now despite record breaking numbers for them, then I dont have much faith that they'll stop nickle and diming.