Is being a Doctor Stage Orange?

[Vision]

Aren't pretty much all academic careers that require you to go to university a Stage Orange pursuit? 

[Shin]

If we were all at Green, and your statement were true, we would be quite fucked don't you think ?

[WonderSeeker]

@Vision Same question framed differently: Can there be stage green and above doctors?

Try not to think of the profession itself as being a color stage, but rather the person's mindset being applied to the profession. As far as I can tell, all intellectual pursuits can be taken up to at least high yellow. That's what I'm looking to do with geology.

P.S. Look up Daniel Ingram. He's an M.D. way above orange.

[Hello from Russia]

1 hour ago, Shin said:

If we were all at Green, and your statement were true, we would be quite fucked don't you think ?

We ARE fucked, in a sense. I really can't trust conventional doctors anymore, personally.

They give very misguided advice usually, good for short term relief, not so much for treating root causes. But hey, this is where the demand is. People typically care only about feeling good short term, not so much about the long term health&well-being

Edited November 22, 2020 by Hello from Russia

[aurum]

@Vision

Not necessarily. There are many academics that aren't stuck in Orange. Some of them start out as Orange materialists and grow out of it, like Tom Campbell.