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[Q]: The baby thing killed me, like we're apparently not supposed to eat meat because a toddler will go after an apple before a bunny? Horse colts can walk almost immediately after birth but if you put a baby on its legs after birth it just falls down. Guess we're not meant to walk. Now, where did I leave my wheel chair...
[A]: no

[Q]: Just do it with bicycles.
[A]: no

[Q]: Disagree. Sorry, not a nurse so I hope I'm not civillian splaining here but... You have to learn a lot of biology and other sciences to do it, and learn to use a lot of Technology. Everyone who has a degree to work in allied healthcare, even if what they actually do is mostly physical, has to at least make use of science, technology, and math. It just doesn't require the higher level of understanding that being a doctor does. But I think to say nursing isn't a science is to discredit it. They have done experiments and they have academic journals, there's a lot of science in things like making sure germs don't spread from patient to patient. All the practical stuff nurses think is "common sense" is on a foundation of science. Like germ theory.
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no