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Saturday, May 20, 2023
[03:37:52] login why buy single bullets, nitecore?
[05:14:44] login is it flavoured milk?
[05:14:57] login /flavored
[05:21:22] login ty NiniGeo2
[06:26:18] login a lot of coffee comes from peru now
[06:33:53] login throne
[07:56:11] login !bangno
[07:56:22] login !bangyoucantakeit
[07:57:45] login mrinfinity, have you seen the movie 'i am not an easy man'?
[07:58:23] login if you don't want to watch the movie, then here's the explanation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MrTRqceO3FE
[08:08:13] login it's a good movie
[08:08:43] login is there a sparkling coffee?
[09:05:27] login why?\
[09:12:18] login nieces*
[09:12:31] login is it because they talk to you from across the room?
[09:22:18] login And soon, the number of people younger than you can also be expected to be lesser, if 'you' are a person of a future generation
[09:23:06] login Mikoolo: will they be using it or will their parents?
[09:23:57] login 'polish up'? sounds ESL to me
[09:24:20] login *'polish up on'
[09:24:47] login Perhaps you can reveal to me what your niece and nephew will use their megaphone for
[09:25:29] login I genuinely cannot think of a reason for your niece and nephew to use a megaphone
[09:25:38] login Are they going to a protest?
[09:25:54] login lol
[09:26:19] login I guess I have to make my peace with it
[09:26:31] login No obligation to share
[09:26:46] login You're German
[09:27:23] login I did not say you were ESL, only that your text there read like ESL ;)
[09:27:43] login Hope your niece and nephew enjoy their megaphones
[09:35:36] login lol
[09:35:41] login So it was a hypothetical
[09:35:53] login I guess you won't let us know why you had that thought
[10:17:28] login japan is a weird place - very lax rules around the kinds of things that can be produced and distributed
[12:31:59] login how does one find peace with one's fate?
[12:32:37] login i use entertainment
[12:33:04] login that nice place that Mikoolo linked is so big
[12:33:56] login im too scared to do drugs
[12:34:02] login and don't want to lose money to it
[12:35:29] login but they aren't alive to have feelings
[12:36:19] login they're just substances
[12:39:10] login smooth as teflon
[12:46:20] login .ud bussy
[12:50:32] login i got a philips sonicare ad today
[12:50:43] login but i know they aren't reading my irc
[12:51:04] login maybe i searched for it... but i dont remember doing so
[21:40:31] login the protesting guy should have gotten his say
[21:41:08] login he had a badge
[21:41:51] login yeah, i guess this dude wasn't vetted
[21:42:38] login if you are eccentric enough to protest, then there's a non-zero chance you'd pull a knife
[21:44:05] login while oil is non-renewable, not enough effort is being put into energy efficiency
[21:44:26] login delete 'while', add ', and not'
[21:45:13] login well, i guess that is true lol
[21:46:05] login that's why you moved around so much, ahsoka
[21:46:19] login as soon as you said 'moved around the states', i thought 'military'
[21:47:10] login depends on the kind of law
[21:47:51] login and even uni doesn't get you up to professional level
[21:48:44] login is there any apprenticeship component? working in an actual law firm?
[21:49:17] login oh yeah, legal clinics
[21:50:07] login does it allow you to move to other places and practice their law?
[21:51:14] login you'd lose that suit
[21:52:46] login in the other fields, it doesn't teach you enough to start practicing
[21:53:26] login and there are rules that don't allow graduates to practice on their own, only under someone who's 'certified'
[21:53:47] login and being 'certified' requires having 5+ years of experience under someone else who was certified
[21:54:14] login So, if you can't get accepted under anyone, you can't strike out on your own even as a graduate
[21:54:48] login ^ I think at least some might be
[21:55:54] login as a dentist?
[21:56:58] login she seems quite opportunistic
[21:57:11] login so what did she want in return for not reporting?
[21:57:58] login metaphorically?
[21:58:51] login Isn't this just racism against polish dentists?
[21:59:26] login If the practices are different, does it mean Polish people's teeth are worse-treated?
[21:59:57] login Unless he graduated high school early having skipped grades
[22:02:47] login is it age discrimination? he's too young so what happened in PL?
[22:05:23] login they know it takes 6 years, so he's too young to be a dentist
[22:05:30] login so how did he become a dentist so quickly?
[22:56:55] login so everything matche sup now, the polish guy's first job as a dentist, and he's already getting struck off
[22:58:03] login *matches up
[22:58:23] login They think the Polish guy faked his degree...
[22:59:05] login or cheated in the exams or something... and instead of just chalking it up to incompetence, they're associating his polish education with it
[22:59:24] login i.e., it's the same thing as if a guy solves a difficult equation, the teacher says "he's smart"
[22:59:40] login if a girl fails to solve a difficult equation, the teacher says "girls aren't smart"
[23:00:03] login it may very well be true that he did not do it the way it's done in norway
[23:01:10] login they didn't hold his hand and ease him into work
[23:01:22] login they'd do that for any new graduate, even in medicine
[23:01:37] login He didn't have any other union representative
[23:01:46] login and perhaps in poland, the main safety net is from family
[23:02:15] login he should have rescheduled the meeting to get a union representative
[23:02:21] login they would have known all the tricks
[23:02:38] login More dentists means more teeth fixed... and there is no lack of teeth to be fixed in norway
[23:03:20] login The main mistake was operating on a patient without being sure
[23:03:26] login It's a culture difference too
[23:03:46] login You shouldn't feign confidence... first do no harm
[23:04:01] login If he had a difficult patient and needed advice, he should have sent the patient home
[23:04:41] login Ideally, the clinical leader should have informed that she is working 50% hours, and made a plan for difficult cases
[23:04:56] login Imagine putting a new surgeon in the operating room with the leader on 50% hours
[23:05:28] login Many experienced dentists will also not operate on difficult cases without consultation
[23:06:14] login > during the caries removal the one of the canals got exposed. I told the patient that he had 2 options. Either we could do a root canal, but since the crown of the tooth was very weak from before we most certainly had to make a dental crown after the RCT. And the other option was extraction. The patients chose to extract the tooth because of economical issues.
[23:06:33] login Is it correct to have the patient choose based on economics?
[23:06:57] login Yeah, some group input would have been good
[23:07:06] login The clinical leader made a mistake by not being on consultation
[23:07:19] login *being available to consult, even if virtually
[23:09:05] login registering the wrong tooth surface - was that a basic mistake?
[23:09:29] login there was no overview of the electronic medical software either
[23:10:11] login if there really is no standard UI for these things, then shouldn't induction involve showing the software?
[23:10:41] login And he wasn't willing to be difficult about training
[23:11:13] login > Well, at my university I learned that we should be careful to probe too hard, because it can provoke irreversible damage and boost the lesion's progression.
[23:11:25] login This would have been a thing that would only be realised during practice
[23:11:49] login How many times does a pre-practice dentist look at and probe for caries to know how hard to probe?
[23:12:19] login So this might have been a failure of university instruction, to not have picked up the "right" way to do it
[23:12:40] login But could this have been something like how people hold pencils in different ways when writing?
[23:13:04] login Is the polish guy differently-handed than the clinical leader?
[23:14:59] login I think the over dentist insulting the degree would not have happened if a union representative were present
[23:15:43] login i don't think it can be
[23:15:48] login but note-taking can be allowed
[23:16:05] login > My sixth mistake: I can’t define the surfaces of a tooth. -- this could have been very damning
[23:16:39] login > The dental hygenist had given the clinical leader a report of concern about my clinical skills and general dental knowledge because she overheard me talking to one of my patients from another room -- bad social skills?
[23:17:18] login That they didn't give him the list of 17 mistakes beforehand to defend himself
[23:17:30] login if he had got a medical malpractice lawyer in there with him
[23:21:11] login He shouldn't have quit after 3 weeks
[23:21:29] login If they can show a pattern of foreign dentists all being pushed away this way - it can become a huge norweigian scandal
[23:21:42] login *norwegian
[23:22:24] login He should have asked whether he should do his last year in Norway again?
[23:22:29] login does Norway allow that?
[23:22:41] login they can speak english pretty well from what i hear
[23:25:35] login > with a dentist who will be my supervisor for the next 6 weeks
[23:25:39] login i thought it was going to be 6 months
[23:26:33] login Why?
[23:26:52] login yeah, i guess it could be taken that way
[23:28:21] login big egos i suppose
[23:28:56] login Compare that level of expectation of politeness with how polite the norwegians were to this polish new-dentist
[23:29:28] login He got 'cancelled' from the norwegian dentistry community - and i'm sure lots of dentists in norway will read this reddit post
[23:30:26] login he didn't push back on anything
[23:31:03] login they needed emergency treatment, but he doesn't know what
[23:31:13] login they basically cut him off
[23:31:38] login are there no other polish dentists in norway - that seems to be the hope of getting back in
[23:31:49] login someone who has an actual intrinsic reason to mentor this new-dentist
[23:32:24] login someone who can care for this person and show some softness
[23:33:13] login Chance can really fuck with a person's prospects in their early career
[23:34:16] login The boundary between practice and education is not smooth
[23:34:52] login Doesn't norway have an interview and shadowing that they have to do in order to admit a person into the dentistry guild essentially
[23:35:08] login I know GPs have this - no matter where they've studied
[23:36:05] login norway's dentistry professional association
[23:40:40] login The court of public opinion is more damaging than an actual court case to the norwegian dentistry community
[23:41:49] login Now, everybody in the worldwide dentistry community that uses reddit and browses r/Dentistry is like a jury - this polish new-dentist went directly to the nuclear option
[23:47:30] login but immigration is harder there
[23:47:41] login in-EU has no barrier
[23:47:54] login *intra-EU
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