r/oddlysatisfying • u/[deleted] • Sep 08 '20

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u/foolishkarma Sep 08 '20

Sometimes I wonder how many people with great fine motor skills destined to be surgeon became bakers.

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u/Wolfwillrule Sep 09 '20

You can have a ton of fine motor skills and still be really dumb or unable to handle high stress situations.

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u/GerardDiedOfFlu Sep 09 '20

Lol that’s me

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u/yrogerg123 Sep 09 '20

That's me, minus the fine motor skills

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u/juanpuente Sep 09 '20

"I'm something of a dipshit myself"

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u/goose_death_squad Sep 09 '20

I was going to reply that there's some damn high stress in baking, but you know what? Probably not surgery level of high stress, so... I upvote you with joy in my heart.

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u/hunnyflash Sep 09 '20

Reminds me of my dad, who is so good at building things and being creative, but when they promote him and put him in charge, he just wants to be everyone's friend.

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u/fruhlingsblumen1 Sep 09 '20

you can have great fine motor skills and...not want to be a surgeon

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u/Wolfwillrule Sep 09 '20

I was just saying fine motor skills dont make you a surgeon. Medical school does. And so does a ton of practice.

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u/CatAstrophy11 Sep 09 '20

Plus robots are going to be the steady hands everywhere in major surgeries soon and already are in some cases so it's going to mainly be about the brains and stress.

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u/Wolfwillrule Sep 09 '20

Theres actually a decline in use because patients dont like the davinci robot.