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ignarsoll wrote:

LOL this is not I like apples, you like oranges. It is natural to compare two professions regarding which is better/respectable etc.

He shared his opinion about Doctors being '>' than Personal trainers. My personal thoughts on this comparison doesn't differ, so I second his statement.

Doctor > Personal Trainer

Name criterion, that shows that doctor > personal trainer.

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maxkardinal wrote:

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ignarsoll wrote:

LOL this is not I like apples, you like oranges. It is natural to compare two professions regarding which is better/respectable etc.

He shared his opinion about Doctors being '>' than Personal trainers. My personal thoughts on this comparison doesn't differ, so I second his statement.

Doctor > Personal Trainer

Name criterion, that shows that doctor > personal trainer.

Status, money, respect.

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maxkardinal wrote:

Name criterion, that shows that doctor > personal trainer.

What about:



Is there any incredibly successful 8-seasons show filmed about a trainer?

For the Record -

Doctor > Technician (my profession), but I am not in this thread calling the OP a loser in real life. That is why the comparison was drawn in the first place.

And yes, Doctor > Physical Trainer (or technician) in Status, Earnings, Amount of Schooling, DOCTORATE, pretty much any criterion you can think of other than personal satisfaction.

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reboticon wrote:

For the Record -

Doctor > Technician (my profession), but I am not in this thread calling the OP a loser in real life. That is why the comparison was drawn in the first place.

And yes, Doctor > Physical Trainer (or technician) in Status, Earnings, Amount of Schooling, DOCTORATE, pretty much any criterion you can think of other than personal satisfaction.

Damn you are not a doctor? I wanted to ask you about that thing between my legs that keeps hardening when i play poe. Nevermind then.

It's called a "tail", I believe. My dog has one.

All that have been named depends on person.

Personal trainer can earn more money if he/she trains stars or sells his own method.

Personal trainer can be respected by lots of people if he/she affects other people lifes (motivation, knowledge etc.)

Personal trainer can have Ph.D that require tons of schooling and practice

Example with House says alot about person who gives it as an argument. Not in positive way.

Doctor is not > personal trainer. Profession does not matter, people do.

Im a psychologist myself, and i can tell as a doctor (in some way) that stereotyping is not a good sing.

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maxkardinal wrote:

Example with House says alot about person who gives it as an argument. Not in positive way.

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maxkardinal wrote:

Im a psychologist myself, and i can tell as a doctor (in some way) that stereotyping is not a good sing.

You must be a good one.

Since when are phychologist doctors? Can you prescribe drugs? Then we have no use for you go away.

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maxkardinal wrote:

Im a psychologist myself, and i can tell as a doctor (in some way) that stereotyping is not a good sing.

For real? Then maybe you want to educate the guy I originally replied to as every single one of his posts in this thread has been a stereotype.

Also.. A Doctor to the Stars, is still going to outearn a Personal Trainer to the stars. If you set the variables as equal, Doctor > Trainer. No rational person thinks differently.