Newsgroup Reader wrote:
Duke,
I would not write off Sea Ray from your short list. I would suggest you
place very little credence in any articles you read in any of the boating
magazines that sell ads from the boat builders.

I'd also suggest placing very little credence in people who don't give
their name and who insist that dentists are the same as doctors.

DSK

DSK,

Is DSK your legal name or just one your friends call you?

PS - I do not think doctors are dentists are the same thing. I believe
dentists are a subset of "doctors", the same way a dermatologist, surgeon
and psychiatrist are subsets of "doctors". Just in case Harry is reading
this post, I do not believe a social worker qualifies as a subset of
"doctors". ; )


"DSK" wrote in message
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Newsgroup Reader wrote:
Duke,
I would not write off Sea Ray from your short list. I would suggest you
place very little credence in any articles you read in any of the boating
magazines that sell ads from the boat builders.

I'd also suggest placing very little credence in people who don't give
their name and who insist that dentists are the same as doctors.

DSK

Newsgroup Reader wrote:
DSK,

Is DSK your legal name or just one your friends call you?

It's a lot closer to my name than "Newsgroup Reader" is to yours.



PS - I do not think doctors are dentists are the same thing. I believe
dentists are a subset of "doctors", the same way a dermatologist, surgeon
and psychiatrist are subsets of "doctors".

Really? Massage therapists too? How about Ph.Ds?

Here's a clue, although i suspect you will leap nimbly out of it's way:
take a good look at the years of school & training required to become a
dermatologist, a surgeon, a psychiatrist, or for that matter an
opthalmologist... take a look at the entry requirements for the schools,
and at how many are turned away...

Now look at dental schools... gee how many years of residency are
required? How many hunreds of applicants are turned away from dental
school, and what is their average MCAT score? Oh wait, you don't even
have to take MCATs do you??

Does that tell you something?

DSK

DSK,

If I changed my name to RMH would that make my post as valued as yours?

Since you refuse to believe Harvard University or the hundreds of other
schools when they say dentists are doctors, how about a unbiased source
such as the Metropolitan Chicago Healthcare Council.
http://www.mchc.org/hcg/Dentist.asp

I do not believe anything I say or anything anyone in the filed of medicine
says will change your mind so this is really a moot discussion.


"DSK" wrote in message
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Newsgroup Reader wrote:
DSK,

Is DSK your legal name or just one your friends call you?

It's a lot closer to my name than "Newsgroup Reader" is to yours.



PS - I do not think doctors are dentists are the same thing. I believe
dentists are a subset of "doctors", the same way a dermatologist, surgeon
and psychiatrist are subsets of "doctors".

Really? Massage therapists too? How about Ph.Ds?

Here's a clue, although i suspect you will leap nimbly out of it's way:
take a good look at the years of school & training required to become a
dermatologist, a surgeon, a psychiatrist, or for that matter an
opthalmologist... take a look at the entry requirements for the schools,
and at how many are turned away...

Now look at dental schools... gee how many years of residency are
required? How many hunreds of applicants are turned away from dental
school, and what is their average MCAT score? Oh wait, you don't even have
to take MCATs do you??

Does that tell you something?

DSK